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KKBB is mostly anger, like “Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Silence.” Black Coffee the opener is no exception. I haven’t heard the original recordings of this EP but I can guarantee that the re-release obviously sounds better and would be a better buy, and is also a lot easier to find then the original release. I own the re-release and the recording quality is fantastic and even though it was self released it definitely sounds great and is not as bad as say their “Impossible Shot” release. Although this KKBB is not near as strong as “Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Silence,” or “Worship & Tribute,” it still shows the roots of Glassjaw and what their original sound sounded like. One of Glassjaw’s lesser known works is the “Kiss Kiss Bang Bang EP (KKBB).” This record came out in 1997 and if it wasn’t re-released it would not have made itself known since there was only around 1000 copies made for the original pressing. While this release is not near as strong as any new(er) Glassjaw material, it gives you something heavy to listen to, and gives you a taste of Glassjaw's roots. Review Summary: For those of you that though any Glassjaw release couldn't be just average, think agian.

Kiss kiss bang bang soundtrack sleigh ride