Jaz Coleman

And I just thought I'd mention one more thing.

You know, Jazz Coleman of Killing Joke, I'd like to tell this story because I saw them play in 2001 in Chicago.

And I like some of their songs, but he's a full-on occult theosophist, Jazz Coleman.

I'm not sure if you're familiar with him.

I'm not

Whoa.

And he sort of, between the lines, he admits...

I followed closely his interviews in magazines and his email list newsletter, Jazz Coleman, the lead singer, that he said that...

And It was so, so crowded and it was not a huge venue, but people came in, you know, like by the hundreds.

The, you know, the feeling of just being in this huge you know, it almost looked like a renaissance painting, you know, because there was so much going on with all the people just surrounding the stage and, you know, Jazz Coleman just piping out, just, you know, screaming his lungs out, which was really great.

You can probably tell that I'm a bit into, like, heavier music.

Yeah, yeah, that's

I've had on Gary Kha.

And I almost got on the podcast, Jazz Coleman, the lead singer of the British heavy metal band Killing Joke.

I respect him for his, I guess, intellect in some ways.

But, you know, he's an occultist.

But I found a source.

It's on the Geopolitics and Empire Telegram.

If you type in Jazz Coleman, you'll see all the posts I made.

And they erased the article.

You know? The commitment to trying to make something larger than life, you know? And, and again, I, I suppose there's a few things that happened as well.

We were lucky enough to have, uh, um, uh, Jazz Coleman, the singer from Killing Joke, produce our first album-

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... who made us, who introduced us to the world of, of, of things like shamanism-