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Killing Joke

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Songs Killing Joke recorded that someone else wrote: “Requiem” by Jaz Coleman and Paul Ferguson, “Follow the Leaders” by Jaz Coleman and Paul Ferguson and “Change” by Jaz Coleman and Paul Ferguson. Songs Killing Joke wrote that others recorded: “Eighties” (Cat Rapes Dog, 1985), “Love Like Blood” (Dool, 2019) and “Requiem” (Foo Fighters, 1997). On General Admission 4 Us: 4 cuts and 4 records.

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Killing Joke recorded "A New Day" in 1984, but the writing credit has a name from outside the band beside Coleman, Ferguson, Raven and Walker. Who?Chris Kimsey
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Killing Joke's "Eighties" didn't stay theirs for long. Which act recorded its own take on the song while that decade was still running?Cat Rapes Dog
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Killing Joke wrote "Love Like Blood" as a band. Which solo singer later recorded his own version of it?Feargal Sharkey
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Foo Fighters, Eagulls and Godflesh all recorded Killing Joke's "Requiem." Alongside Jaz Coleman, Paul Ferguson and Geordie Walker, who shares its writing credit?Martin Glover
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