Killing joke 2003 - Killing Joke

Note : 5 Killing Joke seconde génération

par bakkra (Voir ses avis) le 14/08/2011

Oubliez le Killing Joke des années 80, celui qui accoucha de cet album éponyme en 2003 est bien celui qui avait totalement revu la structure de ses chansons et de sa production depuis la sortie de "Pandemonium" en 1994. Le son est lourd, presque metal, la voix de Jaz Coleman glacera certainement le sang des plus poltrons.. mais quel album magnifique !

Note : 4 A devastating return on the scene for this postpunk legend

par simone777 (Voir ses avis) le 06/01/2011

After 1996's melodic "Democracy", all traces of British postpunk legend Killing Joke were lost. The impression was that they had definitely disbanded, after many years of battles, memorable releases, and less memorable ones. But, Jaz Coleman had no will at all to retire, and, indeed, in 2003 he rebuild a line up for Killing Joke and recorded a new, self-titled album, sort of second debut for the London band. With original members Geordie and Youth, as well as Paul Raven and Nirvana's/Foo Fighters' Dave Grohl on drums, he recorded a devastating album of heavy and metallic sound, showing some of his most furious vocals ever. "The Death And Resurrection Show", "Loose Cannon", "Implant" and the monstrous "Asteroid" are just some of the best tracks on this exciting CD. A chapter that can't be missed in the history of this more than legendary band.

Note : 5 Excellent

par thizyrichard (Voir ses avis) le 18/04/2026

L'un des meilleurs albums du groupe. Beaucoup ne comprennent pas l'éveil et la spiritualité du chanteur qui est un être formidable

Note : 5 Super !

par jyhemvacarme (Voir ses avis) le 09/12/2024

J'ai trouvé CD cd à un prix très abordable. Merci encore Gibert Joseph