Sorry if I didn't make my point clear, I thought he was saying that he liked the new singer. Even though its been years, I still think of replacement lead singers as the 'new singers'. I still call Brian Johnson AC/DC's 'new singer' and to be honest I never liked them since Bon Scott died (probably coincided with my changing music taste). Bon Scott's voice was unique whereas Johnson seems to me like a Karaoke version of Bon Scott.

And I also remember having a hard time accepting Bernard Sumner as Ian Curtis's replacement in Joy Divison/New Order. Even though they technically were a new band, it always appeared to me that Sumner was a Curtis wannabe. Ian Curtis was the Curt Cobain of my youth.

Thanks I will have a listen, but my music taste has change quite a bit, and it's been nearly 20 years since I listened to any sort of punk.

EDIT-Getting back to the DK's, back in 83 when they toured Australia, they were pretty much an underground act, you only ever heard them on RRR and no one that I knew had even seen a photo of what they looked like as they didn't have any pic's of themselves on their albums. Then I saw them being interviewed on a Saturday morning music show (have a VCR recording of that somewhere, should dig it up and put it on youtube) and I saw for the first time what they looked like. Anyway at their first gig, I am watching the support act and I see this little guy in the crowd a few feet away from me in flannel shirt and I'm thinking, that guy really looks like Jello, but nah, he is too short and he is dressed pretty plain, not what I expected of a punk rock god. Anyway after the band finished I was in the foyer and I see him again in brighter light and I said to my friend 'I really think thats Jello Biafra', and friend said 'well go and ask him'. At the same time some people heard me say that and they were kinda looking to see who I was going to approach because they obviously didn't know what he looked like either. I went up to him and totally not expecting to be him and asked 'Excuse me, are you Jello Biafra', and he replied in that unmistakable voice 'Like who wants to know?' and with that I was struck speechless with that "I am not worthy, I am not worthy' kind of shock and reverance and within seconds the people that had watched me approach him just suddenly crowded me out and started talking to him.

Pretty funny when I think back.