whither, vibrating air?

[E-Lo]

what ever became of dear dif juz? their mighty, dub-spined wall of soundmotion is sorely missed :(

richard thomas i think was drumming on the last wolfgang press tour back in 96 or so and jesus & mary chain way before that?

dj robin g, what was it like spliffin' with these guys anyways?
:2pimp:

[chaco75]

indeed difjuz are sorely missed by many. bassist gary bromley now lives in the US and has a new group called 'the children', as for drummer richard thomas, he has been working for a while with french producer bertrand burgalat in various projects, even releasing a few solo songs. brothers dave and alan curtis are, as far as I know, away from the music business.
in the past few months, there has been an enthusiasm from the public as well as bromley to re-issue two of their LP and cassette only non-4AD gems: 'time clock turn back' and 'who says so?', those projects are still in the works as it seems the curtis brothers seem to be a little difficult and aprehensive about this.
there is another legendary recording by dif juz; a live concert of them with dub master lee 'scratch' perry, the rights of which are owned by 4AD who promise this recordings will never see the light of day...too bad.

[Brett]

Damn
I'd love to hear that live dub album.

Oh well. I have the Time clock cassette and Who says so on vinyl so I guess I should be grateful.

Great band. Their only peers IMHO, Talk Talk and Bark Psychosis

[chaco75]

I listened to all my difjuz CDs (including 'time clock...' and 'who says so?') this afternoon, and when they were over, I played piano magic's 'mort aux vaches', which, although in many ways different, proved to be a great companion to difjuz. think piano magic's latest album's (writers without homes) first track -(music won't save you from anything but)silence'- and you'll get an idea of what the 'mort...' ep sounds like...at many times, very similar guitarwork to that on 'who says so?'...

[E-Lo]

Wow, so fascinating to find out more about pre-4ad Dif Juz . . . what magnificent guitars, with those amazing dubby, jazzy overtones!

Was so happy to come across a couple old Dif Juz MP3s, i.e., "Pass It On Charlie" and a demo version of "Don't Worry" and really, really love it (RIP glorious Audiogalaxy) :)