[kj] OT: More good news

[Brendan]

Totally out of character, I'm going to reference Soundgargen here...Jim
reminds me of Kim Thayil, in his sound (epic, heavy solos, riffs and
fills), and the role that he had in creating the direction and overall
sound of the band in the early days...(not sure if that's the case with
Jim but I know it is with Kim).

That's why I said unfortunately...I'd love to see a FNM gig with Big Jim
playing.

I would have to go through all the albums with a fine tooth comb to come
up with a favourite. King for a Day was played really heavily in my youth
and was extremely popular but hasn't lived up to the memories in the last
few years...


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> The very same here, i listen it barely from time to time, basically it's i

> just don't like Patton vocals on that album.

> The one that showed me the brilliance of FNM was "Album Of The Year" which

> i think is fantastic! and then i went completely backwards in their

> catalog: "King For A Day...", "Angel Dust" (at the very top, right next to

> "Album of The Year"!) and finally "The Real Thing" which is not bad, but

> it's at the bottom of the list. And I stop there as i -in a very intuitive

> prejudice way- doubt i would like their previous album.

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> My dos pesos

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> Javier

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> Jim wrote:

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> ..."The Real Thing" it's the only Patton-FNM album I don't listen to much

> at all...

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> Jim.

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