Kaki King

[FullMetalCornflake]

I know I've mentioned her a couple of times here before, but I want to know what you all think of her. I saw her live tonight and she rocked my face off (even had a band with her). The first time I saw her she was just solo with her guitar (when her second album came out) and she was amazing.



Sat near a dude and his girlfriend at tonight's show, he had an Opeth Watershed T-shirt on, I was jealous.

 

[in_my_time_of_disease]

She's pretty good. I like all her albums, but her first "Everybody Loves You" is my favorite.

 

[Zed Leppelin]

Is she related to Justin King? He plays same kind of stuff, but does it a lot better according to this video.

 

[FullMetalCornflake]

No relation to Justin King. And you gotta listen to her albums.

IMTOD, "Everybody Loves You" is my favorite album as well. Tonight, she played "Night After Sidewalk" on ELECTRIC guitar. **eargasm**

 

[Serhan_pnr]

i liked the video. i am sure you know Andy Mckee too. he is better imo

 

[Seanindarkness]

As long we're on the subject of atmospheric acoustic guitar music, I'd recommend Espen Jorgenson:
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=105082991

His "On The Great Alkaki Plains" is a fantastic album and also released on Garm's Jester Records

 

[Anarkissed]

Alkaki has Kaki in in, lolol.

I've seen her twice, and both performances were absolutely brilliant! She does a bit more experimental stuff with loop pedals and guest musicians too, which is always great.

 

[Kenneth R.]

She rocks, I'm a fan.

 

[Tumn]

Waki Kaki

 

[Kenneth R.]

you know, to coincide with another recent thread, fans of Kaki's "Until We Felt The Red" should listen to Paatos.