[kj] Ha

Sun Oct 29 13:30:37 EDT 2017

Since I'm hoping t relocate to Japan next year, I think I'll have to give up the luxury of being able to see KJ every time they tour. I know I'll be able to see my favourite Japanese bands, but it's still a kicker. I think the last time they played Japan was back on the reunion tour- the first two nights if I'm recalling correctly? 

Jim.

On Sun, 29/10/17, jpwhkj--- via Gathering <gathering at misera.net> wrote:

 Subject: Re: [kj] Ha
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 Date: Sunday, 29 October, 2017, 18:19

 Can't remember the address, but
 Manchester International II, if memory serves.  Followed by
 the Kilburn Ballroom in London a couple of nights later.

 And yeah, it was feckin amazing.

 Nostalgic Jamie

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 From: Brian Whitehead <bawhitehead at gmail.com>

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 Subject: Re: [kj] Ha

 Jamie,

 Was the Manchester gig the one at the International on
 Plymouth Grove. Best KJ gig I've seen.

 Brian.

 On 27 October
 2017 at 09:58, jpwhkj--- via Gathering <gathering at misera.net>
 wrote:

 Not sure where it would go, but I'd find it a
 home ;-)  I know you love Extremities, but there are a few
 tracks that don't really do it for me.

 The two gigs in question were pretty mental anyway (the
 Manc one in particular featured an ongoing battle between
 two local gangs).  Basically, we'd all suffered our way
 through 1988 and Outside the Gate, and the Joke apparently
 imploding... and suddenly here they were, with a load of new
 tracks that stood up alongside the old material.  I for one
 was massively relieved!

 The Manc gig was also the scene of one of my favourite
 KJ moments.  Most of you have heard it before (probably
 several times) but I'll mention it briefly.

 I hitchhiked up to Manchester, and was lucky with my
 lifts so got there mid-afternoon.  I found the venue, and
 the doors were all open so I wondered in and found the Joke
 doing their soundcheck.  They played something as a band
 (Frenzy, perhaps?) and then Jaz came and stood at the back
 and listened while Geordie played Night Time on his own. 
 Jaz was obviously entranced, and so was I.  There were bits
 that I'd previously assumed were keyboards that were
 actually guitar.  Hearing Geordie on his own was
 incredible.

 Jamie

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 Subject: Re: [kj] Ha

 I
 love the Fanatic!

 Where would you place it on Extremities though?

 Never saw it live, I imagine it was mental!

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 From : rob.moss at gmx.com

 Date : 26/10/2017 - 11:29 (GMTDT)

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 Subject : Re: [kj] Ha

 Never got the Fanatic. I think it’s one they were
 right to keep back. Like Feast Of Fools I find. A bit
 generic. 

 I think their quality control

 Is pretty damn good on the whole. 

 On 26 Oct 2017, at 11:21, jpwhkj--- via Gathering <gathering at misera.net>
 wrote:

 In fact
 it's even pretty rare for them to play something and it
 not appear on an official studio release (other than
 retrospectives etc).  Only ones I've personally seen
 are the Fanatic (which I saw at those two UK gigs in spring
 89) and Timewave (London).  Always liked the Fanatic &
 couldn't understand why it didn't make the album - I
 think it's better than some of the tracks that did.

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 Sent: Wed, 25 Oct 2017 23:12

 Subject: Re: [kj] Ha

 No, I don't think so. Sorry if I caused confusion by
 appearing to

 suggest that. I was trying to illustrate how relatively rare
 it is for

 songs to be dropped (either entirely or from albums) at the
 live stage

 without any sort of studio version or demo. So far the only
 example

 anyone has been able to come up with (other than 'Take
 Take Take'

 obviously) is 'The Hive', which was a precursor. I
 guess there are

 also those very early crap ones like 'You're Being
 Followed'. I think

 there was an early live version of 'Solitude' that
 bore absolutely no

 relation to the album version too.

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 > 4 Stations Of The Sun has been performed live?

 >

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 > Rangecroft

 >

 > Yes, 'The Hive' never saw any kind of official
 release but it was a

 > precursor (to 'Harlequin'?). 'The
 Fanatic' has a studio version. So does

 > 'Sun Goes Down'. '4 Stations of the
 Sun' does too. Well, a demo, anyway. I

 > guess it's just a convenient coincidence that Ha!
 was released with an

 > exclusive track, fancy that.

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