Siouxsie and the Banshees

After reading an interesting article in the last Mojo, I took the box-set live "At The BBC" (1 dvd + 3 cds). It's very rich. It kicks off with McKay'era (Boz Boorer's favourite period) with their first Whistle Test performance. Then, one sees a session and a concert from McGeoch'era (hailed by Marr and Radiohead). The quality of remastering is remarkable.

I also re-discovered "A Kiss In The Dreamhouse", it's probably the best album with McGeoch. It's experimental but very accessible in the end. This record particularly influenced acts like The Beta Band and LCD Soundsystem.

I have the Voices In The Air Peel Sessions album, wich sounds great but I'm not familiar enough w/ The Banshees to actually know who McGeoch is.

sirius 2 wrote: After reading an interesting article in the last Mojo, I took the box-set live "At The BBC" (1 dvd + 3 cds). It's very rich. It kicks off with McKay'era (Boz Boorer's favourite period) with their first Whistle Test performance. Then, one sees a session and a concert from McGeoch'era (hailed by Marr and Radiohead). The quality of remastering is remarkable.

I also re-discovered "A Kiss In The Dreamhouse", it's probably the best album with McGeoch. It's experimental but very accessible in the end. This record particularly influenced acts like The Beta Band and LCD Soundsystem.

'kiss them for me'

i dont like dreamhouse album much,rather have the four albums that surround it.The best album with any john mgeogh involvement is JU JU.by the way mgeogh was fantastic.also when he was with magazine . got peel sessions and that decent. get a banshees comeback tour going,thats what i say