[kj] GEORDIE'S TRACKS AVAILABLE

[B. Oliver Sheppard]

Geordie's one of my fave guitarists ever.

On these songs, could he crank it up ("to 11!") and drown out that 
woman's voice? The female vocals are in that radio-friendly, Kelly 
Clarkson-y category of vocals, or something. Maybe I'm endlessly biased, 
but couldn't they be a bit more skewed to either the punk/metal side of 
things (Wendy O. Williams, Bekki Bondage, Poly Styrene) or at least 
post-punk (Siouxsie) type stuff, instead of this?

Still, I am the guy who said I thought it'd be neat if Killing Joke came 
out with dynamic CDs that let one isolate instruments' tracks so you 
could listen to them solely. That is, I wish KJ (or any band) would make 
a CD in such a way that one could listen to merely the guitar, or drum, 
etc. parts, in isolation, if one wanted.

I would honestly really rather either Geordie doing his flangey, 
crunchy, post-punk-meets-metal, Tabazan, The Wait, Kings and Queens type 
stuff -- WITHOUT vocals! (If he can't get Jaz or someone like Joan jett 
or Sioxusie or something).

Maybe I'm being harsh. A raw Geordie guitar solo album with no vox, but 
perhaps with backup musicians, would kick ass, for me.

I'll always love Geordie anyway, of course.


-Oliver





T.B. wrote:

> "Leigh Newton" wrote:

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>> Yuck.