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Elyas Winter
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 16 พ.ย. 2007
I wasn't born into sin. I wasn't born tainted or unworthy. I will rise to new heights, evolve to higher planes. I will not submit or obey. I will not heed the call of those who demand that I follow. They can keep their despotic deities, their tyrannical ascended masters and their dreams of a Utopian cage. I control my own destiny. I do not need a savior. I will save myself.
AWAKEN.
PREPARE.
CULTIVATE.
SURVIVE.
We Wait. We Watch. We Know. Through acrid waves of humid death, our kingdom come.
"And you deserve us, Leviathan..."
vox clamantis in deserto
de profundis clamavi ad te
en to pan. pan to en.
AWAKEN.
PREPARE.
CULTIVATE.
SURVIVE.
We Wait. We Watch. We Know. Through acrid waves of humid death, our kingdom come.
"And you deserve us, Leviathan..."
vox clamantis in deserto
de profundis clamavi ad te
en to pan. pan to en.
It's official... bigfoot is real! (Sorry, Mario. But your Bigfoot is in another forest.)
Deep in the woods of Strafford County, NH... not far from the summit of Parker Mountain my wife encountered an unknown biological entity.
or in reality... she was having fun at my expense. Lighten up.
or in reality... she was having fun at my expense. Lighten up.
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Mandala Offering
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An original piece. Music, Textures, Video by me. Copyright 2010.
Pax Natura
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Pax Natura- Peace with Nature. Sometimes peace of mind is right outside our front door. Life can be so hectic and we can become so jaded... I find nothing heals like nature, nothing soothes like the solitude of the forest. This is for the those who also find catharsis in lonely and desolate places. Music is by Tangerine Dream and is an amalgam of two songs from the Legend Soundtrack. (I added t...
"Pilgrim's Progress," (And There Will Your Heart Be Also ~ Fields of the Nephilim)
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Several years ago not long after I had met the woman who will soon be my wife I had a dream. In this dream the end had come for us all. A nuclear holocaust that had swept the globe in acrid waves of humid death. In this dream I found myself journeying out into that wasteland looking for my lost love. Through the ruins, the death, the ashes and dust I searched. Through all imaginable and unimagi...
The Courtauld Talks (Part 8-Finale)
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A spoken word album featuring members of Killing Joke.
The Courtauld Talks (Part 7)
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A spoken word album featuring members of Killing Joke.
The Courtauld Talks (Part 6)
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Killing Joke: "The Madding Crowd"
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Track #10 from the compilation album Wilful Days Remix of "Multitudes"
Killing Joke: "Multitudes" (Album Version)
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Track #6 from the 1985 CD Nighttime. One of my faves from this particular album. Lyrics: The multitude excites, the flags are flown By fireside the program starts And I am running through this madness And all the time I can't relate We sit around in rooms we talk our fears Asking why we should go on God I try to make ends meet the best I can Playing rhythms out of time Far from the multitudes a...
Killing Joke: "Goodbye to the Village"
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Killing Joke: "Goodbye to the Village"
Raven bass line on this song excellent Geordie guitar playing on this song excellent too love big Paul drum playing on this song too
This wasn't originally on BTATS. It was the B side to Sanity and I couldn't work out why it never made the album.
my favorite band from the 1980s
Adorations exile............... olimpppppooooooo KJ 💪😎💪😎💪😎💪
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Hmm, thought I was listening to The Police with extra words and reverb. My bad.
Better call the Police because Killing Joke pre-dates many who claim to be original.
My favourite album 😊❤
Como ticava:baixo:lindamente paul ravem:que deus:otenha❤
Geordie R.I.P 😢
Killing Joke still resonates 40 years since their first tracks in July 1980.
On 26/11/23 we sadly lost a great and unique guitar wizard. Geordie Walker. Honour the fire.
RIP Geordie Walker.
RIP Gordie
Should've been titled.. One Man And His Infinite Ego Abounds..
Coleman once quit Killing Joke temporarily following a gig in 1982; the day after, he travelled to Iceland and announced his intention to become a classical composer. Ten years of studying and ongoing Killing Joke involvement later, he commenced conducting and worked with some of the world's leading orchestras. Conductor Klaus Tennstedt described him as a "new Mahler". In 1990, in collaboration with Anne Dudley, Coleman released his first purely instrumental album entitled Songs from the Victorious City, which is formally classified as "World Music", but is primarily composed of a mixture of middle eastern folk themes mixed with western pop-oriented themes. In 1995, Coleman released his first of three albums of symphonic rock music: Us and Them: Symphonic Pink Floyd, which peaked at number one in the Billboard Magazine Top Classical Crossover Albums chart, and Kashmir: Symphonic Led Zeppelin were both written and produced by Coleman with Peter Scholes conducting the London Philharmonic Orchestra. In June 2007, Coleman collaborated with over 150 youth musicians in the Contemporary Youth Orchestra, based in Cleveland, Ohio, to perform the entirety of Kashmir: Symphonic Led Zeppelin along with additional orchestrations of Led Zeppelin's music. In 1999, he produced and arranged an album of Doors material for orchestra, performed by classical musicians including Nigel Kennedy and the Prague Symphony Orchestra, called Riders on the Storm: The Doors Concerto (CD released in 2000). He has worked with the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra, who have issued a CD of his Symphony No. 1 "Idavoll" with the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra, and as composer-in-residence to the Prague Symphony Orchestra. during the same time period you did basically nothing.
@@johncarver9997 which shows obviously you don't know me, nor the fact I'm a publisher poet and musician myself. But please, continue with the fanboy, dick-riding marathon. 🍻
Great track which reminds me of Joy Division the way Jaz sings those notes but in a more muscular way. KJ has got so much going on through their songs and cover such a wide range of different musical styles and moods it’s insane! One of my 5 favourite bands hands down. 🙌🙌🙌
2023..Still great.
❤
Eat my fat bass line. 😂 RIP Raven.
flawless song...saw KJ in Boston on the Extremities tour
1984
U should see what kind of stuff an aicraft csrrier throws overboard after a cruise
The name of the Rose 👍🕯🕯🕯
This brings images to my mind of a medieval village in England. The villagers somehow time traveled to the future (our present time) and are shocked and saddened to find that their village is no more, instead skyscrapers and other large buildings occupy their once beloved home.
So…What is the basis for any criticism of this track?…Lyrical?…Philosophical (as a consequence)…Music style…Melody…WTF exactly?…30+ years later…I'll wait…
I'm still waiting…Though I wasn't at the time…
Brilliant interpretation! Spot on!
KJ. Untouchable band.
Sa I saw them life this album performing here in Germany in 1985. They are on almost every of my playlist still today.
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🖤🖤🇵🇹🎶🎵🎸🎤🎹🎼🎶🎵
Absolutely love Raven's bassline
Low D, I think
@@LONEEAGLE_space_rock Thought so.
Where am I? In The Village.
The epic end of that is way too short!. It sounds to me of some ancient spaceship launching whilst Olias of Sunhillow is playing?
Taken from the best album they made in my opinion
These guys are awsome
I always thought that no-one could replace youth on bass. I was wrong.
Le chitarre sono eccezionali.
j'adore cet album et cette chanson je le trouve simplement incroyable
Gosto de:adorartion linda música o baixo do paul raven e muito legal
i am a big fan of killing joke and faith no more. i wish i can have a killing joke t-shirt but i can't find any good official merch.
Carl and Tony -- the Jagger and Richards of goth.
the bass is the best thing ever, still cant find the tab :/
TONY is ridiculous. I hope he realized That!! Sure, McCoy, but Petitt is the lad. Bring back Nod Corner...
"Laß uns zeuge der wiedergeburt der sonne (21.12.) sein."
great immense band but night time not at all my favourite
i dont agree. i think its one of their best albums, probably their second best
Where are all the BTATS at?
KJ...still totally relevant, if not more so now.
I wonder if George Orwell's 'coming up for air' inspired this a bit?
Pretty appropriate video given the state of the works these days.. pandemic COVID-19 😕
This song touches my heart. I've seen the complete distruction of woodland in my local area only to be replaced by a vast and discusting shopping mall. they have the audacity to call it Westwood.There is not a tree in fucking sight.it breaks my heart to see the distruction of our planet earth as the conglomerates and mass consumerism destroys places of such beauty. Many childhood memories were tied up with Westwood. it's a crying shame to see children hanging out in a shopping mall instead of making camps, lighting 🔥 fire's. It makes me go out and take action which I did only to find I have been watched and questioned. It makes me feel better about the state of affairs to know there's people out there that feel the same. Have listened to killing joke since they began awesome band and lyrically highly evocative.musically inspired. Genius. I thank the universe for killing joke an inspiration to me. Going to their gigs is brilliantly and highly charged experience and heartening to be with others of like minded spirit can't wait to see them again. It gives me hope for the future to see younger generations get into the music.
i love Killing Joke
Every period of Killing Joke is Great!