This was the song that got me into Killing Joke back in 1994. Their biggest hit and one of my all time favourite headbangers. Again, another song where the vocals were recorded in the King's Chamber of the Great Pyramid. I highly recommend you watch the documentary on Killing Joke, 'The Death and Ressurrection Show' (named after one of their songs), it's completely nuts. The remixes on this single were trance, dub and really epic. Glad you liked this one!
It doesn't matter to me if you react to it or not, but you might want to check out Killing Joke's album called Extremities, Dirt, and Various Repressed Emotions. It's just raw energy in musical form.
@@Problembeing no, but they are one of the earlier certainly (along with Throbbing Gristle, Cabaret Voltaire and Chrome...maybe Einzturzende Neubaten, etc, all who predated KJ, and all who experimented with industrial noise and rock a few years before the next major wave of bands)
@@zeruchofficial Ah yes, but TG were industrial in the early 1970s, pre-dating punk), and the others followed suit. But they were not 'industrial rock/metal'. KJ pioneered that particular sound, and were the first 'rock' outfit to put remixes on their singles too. BTW - Love TG, Cabaret Voltaire and all those Industrial pioneers.
@@zeruchofficial I was lucky enough to see TG at The Tate Modern. I believe it was probably their last gig. Also got to see Coil's second to last gig before Jhon Balance died.
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RIP Geordie Walker. He suffered a stroke on November 26, 2023 and passed away unexpectedly. Completely underrated guitarist and band.🤘❤️
Not for me - Killing Joke are the Masters! RIP bro!
Riff In Peace, Geordie Walker.
This was the song that got me into Killing Joke back in 1994. Their biggest hit and one of my all time favourite headbangers. Again, another song where the vocals were recorded in the King's Chamber of the Great Pyramid. I highly recommend you watch the documentary on Killing Joke, 'The Death and Ressurrection Show' (named after one of their songs), it's completely nuts. The remixes on this single were trance, dub and really epic. Glad you liked this one!
This was my smoking bud song back in 94 ❤
It doesn't matter to me if you react to it or not, but you might want to check out Killing Joke's album called Extremities, Dirt, and Various Repressed Emotions. It's just raw energy in musical form.
martin's drumming on that album really added a chaotic energy the band was sorely needing at that point (they'd gone soft, for those who don't know).
Especially the songs 'Age of Greed' and and 'Money is Not Our God'.
Thanks for lissening to our favorite musicians favorite band. the title track for this album is amazing also.
Check out the single 'Break' by Play Dead as they used to support Killing Joke in the early '80s.
Spotify reviewed my year. 310hrs music played. 1. Played band = Killing Joke
the song "Total Invasion" is probably Killing Jokes most hardest sounding song.
I would say Butcher or Exit from Follow The Leader
Speaking of NIN, I believe KJ are the first band to pioneer what we call Industrial Rock in the early 80's
Damn right :D
@@Problembeing no, but they are one of the earlier certainly (along with Throbbing Gristle, Cabaret Voltaire and Chrome...maybe Einzturzende Neubaten, etc, all who predated KJ, and all who experimented with industrial noise and rock a few years before the next major wave of bands)
@@zeruchofficial Ah yes, but TG were industrial in the early 1970s, pre-dating punk), and the others followed suit. But they were not 'industrial rock/metal'. KJ pioneered that particular sound, and were the first 'rock' outfit to put remixes on their singles too.
BTW - Love TG, Cabaret Voltaire and all those Industrial pioneers.
@@zeruchofficial I was lucky enough to see TG at The Tate Modern. I believe it was probably their last gig. Also got to see Coil's second to last gig before Jhon Balance died.
Please do HOSANNAS FROM THE BASEMENT OF HELL. theres an official video too
They were so good live! Must try 'implant' so gooooood
From more recent years, you could try "New cold war" or "The great cull"
Check out a very different side of Killing Joke with a track like Love Like Blood
Good one
Best songs for me - Pleasures of flesh, Jana ...
Take a listen to The Wait off Joke's debut album (Metallica covered it).
Metallica really fucked up doing the wait. It's fucking shit! They should keep churning out their crap instead of trying to imitate art.
Uncanny Killing Joke .
Hosannas from the basement of hell - killing joke . Pleaseeeè
House That Pain Built is another KJ pounder….