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  • Is Dave Grohl serious? He can't read music? Surely he's exagerating, like he may not be able to have a sheet of music sat infront of him and be able to play it whilst he reads it, but he must know how to read it in general...

    I mean I talk about Dave Grohl with my drum teacher a lot because i worship him and we both know he's a better musician/drummer for having more instinct and natural rhythme than knowledge of how to play things physically, but still...can't read music? :P

  • I wish I could play in a band like KJ!

  • The look on the band's collective face whenever Dave talks...priceless XD

    "STFU NOOB WE'VE BEEN AT THIS SINCE YOU WERE SHITTING YOUR DIAPERS"

  • First listen to The Damned - Life Goes On (1982) and then to the Killing Joke - Eighties song (1985). If anything it was Killing Joke ripping off The Damned.

  • 37-40 seconds amazing

  • I had a 100 things to comment about now I just have one thing in my MIND.

    THAT WOMAN IS FREAKIN HOT,

  • @KurtCobainof21 u need to log onto some porn mate then come back n join us when ur finished.

  • Jaz is sooooooo much more of a 'free-thinker' than Dave.

    Polar opposites - yet same hemisphere?

    Then again ...look where all the new inventions come from.

  • behave thyself! lmao i love dave

  • i wished there would be a 2 hour special of this..i'd watch every second without blinking :D

  • he cant play in a marching band but everybody hims as their drummer. hahaha

  • Jaz Coleman is one of my all time heroes, Dave Grohls amazing also but Jaz n co have an extra layer for me.

  • ? Why is Jaz wearing a Maori flag on his t shirt?

  • Because he supports the Maori in their struggle for acceptance.

    He did the National Anthem of New Zealand to be sung in Maori.

  • Struggle for acceptance?

  • Do you think the Maori got a fair share in New Zealand???

  • Ok,so you're from NZ right?

    How's the deal on the Maoris??

    (I'm not attacking you)

  • Yeah i just did some research on what Jaz did. For as long as I can remember we've had to sing the national anthem in Maori first then in english. But what I didn't know is that Jaz is the reason why we sing the first bit in Maori. He petitioned to make it official, which is cool.

  • As far as Maori are concerned, they get some pretty sweet deals, like claims to land and resources and the like. But I just had to question the 'struggle for acceptance' part, the African Americans and Australian Aborigines have had a struggle.

  • Every Aborigine,whether American or English or New Zealands or Australian,they have had their struggle,which is a shame,since they own their land historically.

    ..It is not about attacking English territorialism,but about colonialism in general.

  • I totally agree, but New Zealand (in my bias opinion) has quite a few laws and progressive legislation which make the Maori "struggle" just that bit easier. Where as in Australia (once again my opinion) they have very few or no such legislation.

    If anything I was more surprised at why Jaz decided to get involved as I believe this would have happened anyway.

  • well solutrean europeans were in the americas first. google it.

  • @Fancyjoke Australian aborigines are not native to Australia, so NO they don't own the land!

  • @beano1eye Excuse me?Australian aborigines are not native to Australia?

    To what country are they native then?

    Caucasian are not native to Australia.

    I think you are confusing areas here.

  • @VOIDMK20 they entered Australia from the areas of what is Asia now, any basic research will tell you that!

  • Yes,this is the acceptance-part :

    Maori should sing the first part since it is their land,right???

  • Also I'm quite stoked that someone on youtube is willing to be intellectual about such issues as opposed to us belating each other. Well played.

  • Thank you,a pleasure to talk with a kindred spirit.

    I agree with you.

  • @knailed ..I hate to do this ..but I think you mean 'berating each other' not 'belating'..which now means I've ruined all unity over the issue by pointing that out..god I'm a shit...sorry.

  • dave does all the talking..

    Jaz is so cool.

  • grohlo is a ****

  • they were actually thinking of letting different drummers be part of this but dave insisted that he play the whole album... and im fucking glad he did

  • GREAT FOOTAGE, would love to see more. Where is that from?

  • I made a map for unreal tournement 99 freestyle sniper [UT] , I used, Blood on your hands, as the soundtrack ... sue me i dont care it had to be done.

    You cant get blood out of a stone.

  • @Deadeye55 "I made a map for unreal tournement 99 freestyle sniper [UT]"

    How interesting

  • Jaz and Hans Grohlo working together? awesome.

  • Killing Joke's music is an epiphany for all music lovers, especially, rock music lovers. Dave Grohl played on this CD because Nirvana and Kurt Cobain was influenced by KJ's music. Listen to Come As You Are and then listen to Eighties. This particular CD is pretty heavy, solid and molded for the times.

  • @ajarnfrankie thank you, dude. i thought i was the only who could hear that comparison of "come as you are", and "eighties". right on, dude.

  • @MattJDesigns

    Yeah...and everyone thought 'Teen Spirit' was the song....No, it's 'Come As You Are'....

  • @ajarnfrankie First listen to The Damned - Life Goes On (1982) and then to the Killing Joke - Eighties song (1985)

  • @ajarnfrankie listen to "life goes on" by the damned

  • @ajarnfrankie I showed my friend Killing Joke the other day, and he pointed out that they sounded the same.

  • @AfterlifeBlack - Nonsense. Guitar riffs are guitar riffs.,if that's the case, all distorted electric guitar music is the same. What KJ has, that no other band...3 things: 1.) Tribal style drumming 2.) Intense intelligent lyrics which precisely pinpoints humanities' condition 3.) Massive guitar work by Geordie that doesn't just play major or minor chords - There has not been any band yesterday, today or tomorrow that can ever match KJ's intensity, which is based on mysticism and prophecy.

  • @ajarnfrankie have u ever heard anything by Tool then XD?

  • @HeartlessNobody1314 That's exactly what I was thinking XD

  • @ajarnfrankie cool story bro

  • @ajarnfrankie OK and now listen to The Damned's "Life Goes On" and please stop all this Killing Joke/Nirvana fiction... They're both great bands in their own way.

  • is that andy wallace?

  • No - Andy Gill (of Gang of Four)

  • What the song that starts 4:03? I'm planning on buying this album...But I want to see if I'm getting my moneys worth.

  • Asteroid, this album rips! Blood on your hands and implant are amazing! buy it!

  • really late, but its called asteroid

  • First of all... jeans with holes in the knees beats the hell out of grown men squeezing into their daughters skinny jeans. Plus, they're comfy.

    Secondly... it's too bad that this album has obviously flown over your head. It's a brilliant record. Killing Joke is a lifestyle, not just a run-of-the-mill band. They have a genuineness about them that cannot be topped, and heart that pumps the blood of change into the right people who hear it. Sorry that you're so beneath what's happening, love.

  • I was a big fan of theirs in the early eighties, when they felt a bit relevant, if slightly fascistic. But this record was pathetic. The politics are 'sixth form' in that they follow the same, boring repressive hypothesis inwhich we are all downtrodden by the conspiracies of the military industrial complex, yadda, yadda.

    You're right though, it's probably waaay over my head. Hugs!

  • what bands in your opinion don't have cliched sixth-form politics?

  • I don't get ya there, it's probably one of there best albums

  • i still don't know what you mean by sixth-form politics?. sure there is a lot of political themes on that record, but what's wrong with it?, how should it have been written for it not to have been 'sixth-form' politics?

  • whose that girl in the background between 4:00 and 4:20?, f*ck she's hot

  • Who cares about some tits in the camera?

    You should check some other channels for that.

    This is about Killing Joke.

  • i care, as i'm heterosexual. and i know, thats the main reason i came here, i'm a huge Killing Joke fan.

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  • damn this is sum badass shit

  • i AM RELATED THROUGH MARRIAGE TO jAZ.nEVERMET HIM YET IN 18 YEARS.MY HUSBANDS FAMILY STAYED IN HIS HOUSE AFTER OUR WEDING AND INDEED I SPENT THE SAME AFTERNOON AT HIS MOTHER GLORIAS HOUSE.mY SON IS STILL TRYING TO MEET HIM- WHAT CHANCE HAVE YOU LOT GOT?HE IS MY HUSBANDS SECOND COUSIN FOR GODS SAKE.

  • jaz used grohl good n proper by getting the record deal with their label. hahahaha

  • I'm still looking for that interview Jaz did on the XXV vid : the let's prey together concert.

  • Jaz's voice at 4.04 is fuckin amazin

  • Nirvana & Killing Joke 2 of the finest EVER

  • i like the foo fighters and killing joke

  • I'm one of those people too who appreciate Killing Joke. What an HONOUR!

  • nobody finds it funny that Dave Grohi was in Nirvana? lol

    and now hes working with Killing Joke

  • Because of "Eighties", of coure...

  • they made up and neither band held a grudge

  • Thank you for the vid, nice to see.

  • God stuff - i wonder if they filmed the rest of the recording??? Would be aweosme. Producer Andy is Andy Gill ex of GANG OF FOUR.

  • should be him

  • He's a fantastic drummer, even better than a singer or guitarist imo. And I love Foo Fighters so that's a huge compliment. Check out Queens Of The Stone Age "Songs For The Deaf" and his Probot record for good examples of his drumming. Besides that, Killing Joke is my favorite band ever, so the pairing made me giddy like a schoolgirl.

  • WTF Coleman's wearing a New Zealand Maori T.shirt. Nice touch.

  • Jaz lived in Christchurch for a few years I think.

  • Thanks for posting this. This is really interesting. I never knew that they recorded the drums last. That fact makes the album even better. The album is one of the best albums i've ever heard.

  • Agreed. I was blown away by the drum performance on this album. I never expected it to be this good. When i heard Dave Grohl was playing i went 'uugh'. When i heard the final album i couldnt stop going...er...woweeeee!!!!...or something.

    Amazing drum perfomance.

  • whats the name of the record??

  • The record is called killing joke (2003),some call it "the album ".

    The tricky thing is they already made an album called "killing Joke" back in 1980.

    The track they discuss is called Asteroid.

  • Comfort does not seem to be the major feeling with them anyway.

    As I understand it Killing Joke is mere an outlet of uncomfort,a form of exorcism.

    And.."When you laugh,you're not afraid,are you?"

  • Agreed! That sums up pretty much their concept I guess.

    "Wakey wakeyyyyy...!"

  • Wow! Read about that in an interview. Love them, but the "despair" he's talking about always gets to me. That can become pretty... uncomfortable after a while. I still keep coming back(??!!) Unique and disturbing voice... Dark stuff, damn dark, man!

  • i am always amazed at how they put everything together to make a track...so cool

  • many many thanks!

  • Thank you very much, have been waiting for this indeed.

  • I think people were looking for this a long time ( I did) so here it is ;)

  • very nice ! thanks !

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