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kamar wrote: was listening to the live bbc cd today and yesterday and re-fell in love with catchfire. that song fucking rocks.
Yes! I watched the JAMC late 1992 and they opened with Catchfire. When that bassline kicks in, you just know its gonna be better than special.
kamar wrote: was listening to the live bbc cd today and yesterday and re-fell in love with catchfire. that song fucking rocks.
Yeah, I think it's probably their best off of HONEY'S DEAD. Definitely a keeper.
I dusted off my copies of Psychocandy and darklands recently, hadn't listened to them for yonks. Some candy talking and Darklands were always two of my favorites along with Kill surf city, but having listened to them again i've gotta say that right now Taste of cindy is my fave J&MC recording.
fitz wrote: I dusted off my copies of Psychocandy and darklands recently, hadn't listened to them for yonks. Some candy talking and Darklands were always two of my favorites along with Kill surf city, but having listened to them again i've gotta say that right now Taste of cindy is my fave J&MC recording.
Taste of Cindy is brilliant. It is one of the tracks on PSYCHOCANDY that strikes me the most. I also like the acoustic version most widely available on BARBED WIRE KISSES.
Upside Down Vegetable Man Cracking Up
Anyone here have recordings of their 'riot' shows at North London Poly or the Electric Ballroom? I'd be interested to hear what they really sounded like as opposed to how I remember them...my memory tells me that they were pretty awful and nowhere near as good as their studio recordings!
Philip Collins wrote: Upside Down Vegetable Man Cracking Up
Anyone here have recordings of their 'riot' shows at North London Poly or the Electric Ballroom? I'd be interested to hear what they really sounded like as opposed to how I remember them...my memory tells me that they were pretty awful and nowhere near as good as their studio recordings!
I second that request...I would would absolutely LOVE to hear those gigs. Whew!
i had 7" jesus sucks years ago and sold it for a quid.seems now that ive done the wrong thing.
Church of the KLF wrote:
Philip Collins wrote: Upside Down Vegetable Man Cracking Up
Anyone here have recordings of their 'riot' shows at North London Poly or the Electric Ballroom? I'd be interested to hear what they really sounded like as opposed to how I remember them...my memory tells me that they were pretty awful and nowhere near as good as their studio recordings!
I second that request...I would would absolutely LOVE to hear those gigs. Whew!
I have them both. 
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Couldn't narrow it to three, so I went with five.
Cracking Up April Skies Blues From a Gun Far Gone and Out Head On
Honorable Mention to:
Happy When It Rains Snake Driver Sometimes Always
oooh, ok. i forgot what i listed last time. but currently, i'd really like to listen to:
i love rock & roll 9 million rainy days cherry came too
Recently got right back into the Chain, after a lengthy hiatus, good stuff, but having got rid of a lot of the albums in a mass clear out at some point, frustratingly now have even more to spend on rebuying...:(
Snorri xxx
Hub[orange]ert Mickle[/orange] wrote:
Church of the KLF wrote: Why wasn't Between Planets a single? Was it ever considered for release as an a-side?
Automatic was a brilliant album - their most underrated too. Between Planets could've been a possible single but Head On (the second single) inexplicably bombed
automatic was the album that got me into JAMC and head on did quite well in the indie charts here in the US, if i remember correctly.
In a hole Just like honey Upside down/Vegetable man (still got the single, somewhere, wonder if it's worth anything)
