Talk:Maxi Jazz
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[edit] Cleanup and Expert Tags
Although this article probably has improved vastly since it's beginnings, it's perhaps not quite up to standards that we'd like? Sadly I'm not a huge faithless fan, although their 2001 concert on Roskilde made me a diciple for life ;)
I can understand that Maxi Jazz is a bit secluded, it should be possible to fill out this article right? Especially by a major "expert" on Faithless/Maxi Jazz(read: die-hard fan)...
Best of luck people, let's move this article even further! :D the--dud 12:56, 27 July 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Changes by Equanimity two
Can anyone be so kind as to flesh out the pre-Faithless and perhaps Racing and 1GL sections? I'm a tad new to this lark. Is the writing style okay? Have I used too many headers? Feel free to be merciless. Equanimity two 00:47, 11 Sep 2004 (UTC)
I'm changing One Giant Leap back to 1 Giant Leap as that is how it appears on the CD. Admittedly, 'One' is held to be better English, but it is inaccurate to use it here. Equanimity two 19:10, 23 Jul 2005 (UTC)
[edit] Family Origins
Was his father a terrorist? In the song "Weapons of Mass Destruction" he recites what could be the real or fictionalized background of his father (which he seems to sing vaguely about in other songs). Lyrics:
My dad came into my room holding his hat I knew he was leaving, he sat on my bed told me some facts, son. I have a duty, calling on me You and your sister be brave my little soldier And don't forget all I told ya Your the mister of the house now remember this And when you wake up in the morning give ya momma a kiss Then I had to say goodbye
I got the feeling that his father was either a soldier or a suicide bomber, the reason I think it's the latter is because he says that his dad knew he was going to die, and a soldier wouldn't necessarily know that he was going to die. Later on in the song he mentions:
I'm getting stress from some other children. I'm holding it in, we taking sides, like a politian an if I get friction we get to fightin. I defend my dad he's the best of all men an whatever he's doin he's doin the right thing. Its frightenin but it makes me mad, why do all of these people seem to hate my dad? .... and all we ever seem to do is hide the tears, seems Daddy been gone for years. But he was right, now I'm geared up for the fight an he would be proud of me if Daddy came home tonight. .... My story stops here, lets be clear This scenario is happening everywhere And you ain't going to nirvana or farvana You're coming right back here to live out your karma With even more drama than previously, seriously ... Cos I don't want your daddy, leaving home tonight
Anyone have any information on this, just curious.
[edit] can anyone tell me how old maxi jazz is
49 or 50 TomGreen 14:27, 16 March 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Is he eighty years old?
I heard a rumor that he is and I can't tell from the picture. Family Guy Guy 07:01, 11 September 2005 (UTC)
in my expert opinion *cough* i say he is 49. 203.164.55.5 15:57, 13 October 2006 (UTC)
Can anyone tell me where Maxi Jazz were born?England or Africa?
[edit] Added paragraph
I've just setup a Famous Gig Moments paragraph starting with Maxi's God is a DJ moment, if anyone could add to this please.
Maxi Jazz is 49 by the way. And is shorter than he looks.
[edit] Your edits to U2
I am not sure whether this is edit of yours is serious.[[1]] Are you aware of the need to have reliable sources? Also the need to make edits that fit into the rest of the article? --Merbabu 16:56, 19 December 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Actual date of birth
I understand he was born in 1957, but the actual date of that year needs citing really. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by TomGreen (talk • contribs) 17:40, 11 March 2007 (UTC).
[edit] Correction
Maxi Jazz lives in West Norwood, not South Norwood. In February 2007, he discussed moving to the area in an official Lambeth publication. See:
http://www.lambeth.gov.uk/NR/rdonlyres/F2F17EA0-7E48-4168-B910-917097AA5991/0/LLifeFeb07.pdf
See also:
http://www.positivenation.co.uk/issue130/features/feature2/feature2.htm

