Spellbound: The Story of John McGeoch (6/6)

[andreaprodan]

McGeogh was an unusual, thrilling guitarrist for those of us who were 'open' to adventurous musicians, to surprises... to GOOD TASTE!

I went to school in the UK and now live in Argentina and have my own band.... McGeogh still lingers on as a true GREAT. Really refined, but also ballsy!

[Diablablanca]

Really enjoyed listening to this. thanks. Now I really understand the technical side to the John McGeogh Sound. All makes sense. So sad he is gone RIP. John

[LightFromADeadStar]

i miss John so much my favorite banshee always

[mojavemoog]

what hasn't been said here already? seems what ever he touched became - spirit. thanks for this.

[spudcoat]

A great tribute to this genius, they should make a film or TV programme about him.

R.I.P John McGeoch

[tobor8man]

Thank you!

[kuechenuschi]

one of the finest musicans one can think of. he, adamson and devoto, what a bunch of high talentet artists in just one band.

[cowonthegrass]

Thank You!

[xiaoxia5]

strange that they didn't have any Lydon audio clips.

[zenobowie]

thank you so much!!

[nobbilc]

Beautiful ending...

[angiemak52]

I tell everybody about this guy, his Visage stuff was great too

[warminator]

Such a nice tribute of one of my favorite guitarists. Gives me a little lump in my throat.

[MusicTheEarth]

Finally, a tribute to John McGeoch, one of the most guitar players of the Planet !

He deserves it...

[Devito46]

Fantastic documentary on a great guitarplayer. He made THE sound of my fave time in music and life. Still new angles appeared in this great doc for me as a fan. In itself a piece of art as putting the pieces together and apart again. The only comments I miss is that of John Lydon. Former great PIL was the band he played longest in of all. I didn't follow the band in the 90's anymore, as I couldn't that with such great musicians they couldn't perform like they should. All in all a fab doc.

[funkeebassman]

Legend....

[kevtrevable]

What's that piece of music at the end?

[SergioDiazCardozo]

@kevtrevable

Spellbound - Siouxsie And The Banshees

[exeuroweenie]

What a class act. He seems to have been well liked,as well as an amazing guitarist.All his work had this sort of sheen to it.Siouxsie and Steve Severin have soothing voices.

[potgab7]

Thank you so much for the doc, what a talent, what a loss, Frame summed it up well and rescuing Siouxie, that's class. We fade to grey, but it's a cowboy song...

[ene23]

thank you

[pinkfrost89]

When I look at my record collection, I have all of John's bands in it (even Armory Show!) with Siouxsie & The Banshees being my favorite. So like Johnny Marr, I feel he is one of the greatest guitarists ever. And "spellbound" is a masterpiece. I really loved Siouxsie's bar story too. Really shows what a great standup guy he was in life too. RIP, John...

[TitchTV]

Its the old saying. 'The brightest candles seem just not to last as long.' Real real shame. His music lives for ever though!

[rongravy]

Wow, that stuff at the end was trippy shit. Would love to hear more!

[roddy76to86]

Fascinating, thanks very much for posting.

I first heard about his death reading "The Times" obituary section whilst on a train would you believe. A difficult place to control one's emotions I remember. And not just a couple of paragraphs, but a full article with a picture.

[teodosiosSOLUN]

One of the best guitarists EVER...RESPECT