| IN DOC'S PLACE, FRIDAY EVENING | |
| kiss
my jazz january 1996 heavenhotel - the knitting factory | |
| jacki
billet elko blijweert stef kamil carlens aarich jespers heyme langbroek mark meyers mauro pawlowski rudy trouvé craig ward | |
| contributing artists: viking dave robertson | |
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01: slumming it with the king of wilrijk 02: the stud vs. the drunk kid 03: burn in Hell 04: tropic of cancer 05: a greater loss than pain 06: roving eye 07: livina’s love theme 08: nails 09: fingers 10: bodybag 11: penetrator 12: bite 13: squeeze 14: lovers and place 15: beautiful losers 16: life after drinks 17: last house at the edge of the park 18: expansive basehead 19: dave’s hat talk 20: mute fish 21: busstop |
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Now this is an absolute gem in my book. Filled with razor sharp, unpredictable songs- this album has beautiful ballads, some moody jazz tunes and
unexpected tunes. First heard it 3 years ago and it still sounds as fresh as it used to. This might be
kiss my jazz at their least accessible, but there are some definite classics on there-
bite, mute fish and lovers and place are modest pieces of brilliance- as they proved to be on the last
kiss my jazz tour. Some moments are very weird- and perhaps a bit too inaccessible- but these are easily made up by the rest of the album, which is either pure genious, or from time to time, almost pure madness. Oh- and dave’s hat talk is hilarious- even still after 3 years’ time. 'In doc’s place…' has become a bit of a collector’s item too- 6500 copies were printed and they’re all sold out by now, so you better start looking in those second hand stores if you haven’t got a copy of your own yet. | |
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