[kj] Studios - persona of the muse - our own GW

[gregslawson at aol.com]

My favorite record of studio recording is the scene in "Rude Boy" when Joe Strummer sings "All the Young Punks" offkey in studio--mucho passion! But then again, he IS God. 
 
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To: Alex Smith <vassifer at earthlink.net>; A list about all things Killing Joke (the band!) <gathering at misera.net>
Sent: Tue, 07 Mar 2006 09:56:23 -0500
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it is quite common for a musician to get into their stage moves in the studio. it really makes sense, as most musicians play better live than in the studio. one tries to evoke as much spirit as possible in order to offset the stale doldrums of weeks and months in this otherwise stifling environment for the creative muse. even our own gold harp king makes use of this technique, as one can see on the damage manual ep, it has video footage of geordie in the control room - playing his guitar to the tracks and making the same snakey undulations as he often does while performing on stage.



Alex Smith wrote: 
I forget who the producer was, but some big name producer once went in to work with Judas Priest, and came back with great stories about how Glen Tipton and KK Downing throw the same poses in the studio as they do onstage. As ridiculous as that sounds, I find it kind've heartening. At least they REALLY MEAN IT, y'know?

Alex in NYC

  
  
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