Kaki King
 

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I'm actually very suprised that their isn't a thread on her already, but yeah, i'm making one. She is argueably one of the best guitarists making music today and the fact that she is a 4'8" female makes it all the more impressive. She comes from a family that is deep with musical talent and she is no exception. She has released three albums: Every Body Loves You, Legs To Make Us Longer and Until We Felt Red. All of which received amazing reviews. She is best known for her amazing tapping abilities and unmatched slapping skills.

Check out her myspace www.myspace.com/kakiking
And if anyone can up an album of hers I would appreciate it greatly.

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I've heard a couple songs before and they were really good.

Thanks a bunch x10.

Kaki King is great.

Personal favorite album - "Everybody Loves You"
Although I don't have it, I think it's one of the most technical albums of all time.

Life being what it is. Pretty sick song

Bump Bump

check out:
*** sons of lesbian mothers
Bone Chaos in the castle
Life being what it is

you WILL poop yourself

Many people may not know it, but Kaki was responsible for some of the great guitar playing in the movie "August Rush". Yeah, the movie may have been forgettable, but the guitar work was outstanding. I totally loved her first album, though it's mainly instrumental. The latest is really showing some promise, as she moves deeper into Indie Rock territory. Either way, she's a wonderful talent, and I will most definitely be seeing her, when she comes to (my) town in a couple of months....

I think its called Bari Improv? Or something of the sort.

Man, I feel like the world is missing out on this girl...

BUMP.

I gave the new album a pretty thorough once over this afternoon after work. It is refined and lyrical. I'm much more a fan of her instrumental stuff.

So Far these are my favorite tracks from 'Junior'





But the old shit is so much sicker.

I agree, Junior was a shock to me, I still liked it though, her instrumentals are still more impressive, but her new album still has a lot of great pop songs.

Yeah, Im still not past the initial shock yet, but I feel there is room for it to grow on me. I catch myself falling for albums years later that I did not like when they were released.