[kj] OK, I'm going reply..geordie's texture & funky bounce

[fluw]

*more during the 82-89 era when his tone had absolute majik, but even 
before 82 his tone had more harmonic texture - the wait and wardance are 
two good examples - he just doesn't it to that degree these days. it's 
as if everything he records is going through an amp emulation box.

although i can say that tracks on the kj 03 solo demos do not lack much 
from his early years. track number 9 is so fucking brilliant it sounds 
like it could be a lost track from mid 1983 or so!

i wonder if the hoser demos are similar?

*
sade1 wrote:
> When you say "in his [Goerdie's] youth', do you mean 
> Revelations/WthF?-era KJ or some other point in their work?
>
> */fluw <fluwdot at earthlink.net>/* wrote:
>
>     <<.I'm imagining it in slowed-down form giving Geordie more room
>     for richer texture and funky bounce. (I'm not a guitarist, so
>     pardon my clueless vocab). >>
>     * - geordie's guitar doesn't possess the strong posture and
>     majestic omni-presence it once had: he is just not using texture
>     and ambiance the way he did in his youth. it's like he has less
>     confidence and feels the need to overplay - the way just about
>     every other electric guitarist on earth does. *
>
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