[kj] their finest hour(s)

bluce ree bluceree2003 at yahoo.co.uk
Fri Jan 6 10:21:07 EST 2006


Youth's basslines on Revs and WTF are amazing which is
why those albums are as good as they are (although I
suspect Geordie may have written some of them
basslines!).  

His plodding, shabby, predictable lines on Pand and
Democracy were poor though and I prefer a sleek,
no-nonsense KJ to a shambling drugged up hippy
version.

Raven IS Killing Joke's stage presence most of the
time (what with Geordie not looking quite as cool now
that he wears silly hats and just looks annoyed all
the time and Jaz looking more and more like Ozzy every
year) and his basslines, whilst being more predictable
than early KJ, are perfectly suited to latter day KJ.


--- Michael Head <mickhead at beeb.net> wrote:

> "IMHO Youth is far more replaceable than Big Paul.
> While each  
> successive drummer has, to a greater or lesser
> extent, struggling to  
> match the impact and ability of BPF, Raven has on
> many occasions  
> proven himself to be at the very least an equal to
> his predecessor.  
> If we compare Democracy and Pandemonium to
> Extremities, there's no  
> competition; Raven has kept his edge infinitely
> better than Youth.
> 
>    Jim."
> 
> you're dead right about Raven having the edge now
> Jim, but the  
> chemistry between the original 4 that created the
> first 3 albums and  
> the way Youth tapped into the techno vibe circa
> Pandemonium have been  
> KJ's finest hours (imho). can't wait to see the big
> man on the boards  
> with Ministry - a perfect fit if ever there was.
> Mick. 
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