[kj] KJ IN NYC 2008

[The Exorcist]

Though I might have a preference for certain songs it'll be a blast 
to see KJ again.
(For only the second time in my life.)

Seeing KJ and meeting old/new gatherers is something I am looking 
forward to and
getting the tickets just for that is worth it.

Cheers,
Me

At 08:01 PM 9/5/2008, Karen Weil wrote:

>Think you're spot-on with your observations.

>

>k.w.

>The States

>----- Original Message -----

>From: <mailto:wessidetempest at hotmail.com>Christof hamille

>To: <mailto:gathering at misera.net>A list about all things Killing 

>Joke (the band!)

>Sent: Tuesday, September 02, 2008 1:37 PM

>Subject: Re: [kj] KJ IN NYC 2008

>

>I have to be honest the prospects of them performing this or that 

>albumin its entirety does not thrill me at all.

>

>1. They typically play a lot of stuff off s/t and a good number of 

>wtf anyway.  And while I like Pandemonium playing the entire album 

>again (they practically did for the tour) isn't necessary.  If you 

>want I'd rather hear Democracy.  never heard any of it live.

>

>2. There are plenty of great albums that get ignored all 

>together.  Extremities.  People.  How long have we been bitching 

>about not hearing any of it.  And while I didn't care, much, for 

>Hosannas I would like to hear the live translation of 2 songs (TOPS).

>

>3. Couldn't/shouldn't they play proper homage to Raven?  Yeah I know 

>this tour exists because of him.  And yeah you'll probably hear Love 

>Like Blood and maybe Kings and Queens or Eighties.  But 

>really.  Lets pay proper respect and play something other then the 

>obvious hits.  Paul played plenty of Youth tracks that weren't hits.

>

>4.  Killing Joke, in my opinion, were never one of those bands that 

>had to rely on 2-3 records to sustain their career.  Maybe I am too 

>big of a fan.  But If I had to give someone a single KJ album to 

>give them an idea of how they sound I couldn't.  Bands are doing 

>this type of thing all the time.  Sometimes it is to celebrate an 

>album anniversary.  Sometimes it is to remind the public of how they 

>became famous.  Or sometimes the album, by itself, is a defining 

>moment (ala Sgt Peppers).  roger Waters did it with the Wall.  Cheap 

>Trick did it with the first 3 lps.  Melvins with Houdini.  etc etc etc.

>

>The one advantage that I see of this rather lax schedule is that Jaz 

>shouldn't have an issue of his "voice".  I never read that Geordies 

>fingers hurt

>

>;)

>

>Chris

>

> > Date: Tue, 2 Sep 2008 15:14:34 -0500

> > From: unspeakable at sbcglobal.net

> > To: gathering at misera.net

> > Subject: Re: [kj] KJ IN NYC 2008

> >

> > >>who else is planning on catching the Joke's show in NYC in October???

> > Show of hands, please.

> >

> > *raises hand*

> > *raises wife's hand, which fights the second night*

> >

> > Any bets from anyone on:

> > -If the whole tour will happen as scheduled?

> > -If they will stick to the stated idea of KJ80 & WTF on night 1,

> > Pandemonium on night 2? Somehow I see that changing. Looking forward to

> > the early gig reports.

> >

> > If L.A.'s House of Blues gets nervous about ticket sales, someone should

> > explain to them: "Killing Joke fans are just waiting to make sure the

> > band show up first."

> >

> > Alexander Smith wrote:

> > >

> > > Ahoy Gang.....

> > >

> > > Sorry to be so in and out of the proceedings these days. There have

> > > been lots of silly conversations I've wanted to hijack of late, but

> > > I'm running around like a madman. In any case, I just wanted to get a

> > > rough idea. I know Mik & Milinda are in, but who else is planning on

> > > catching the Joke's show in NYC in October??? Show of hands, please.

> > >

> > > Alex iN NYC

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