Chop-Chop

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"Chop-Chop"
Single by Killing Joke
from the album Revelations
B-side	"Good Samaritan"
Released	June 1982 (June 1982)
Genre	Post-punk
Length	7:48
Label	E.G. Records
Songwriter(s)	Jaz Coleman Kevin "Geordie" Walker Martin "Youth" Glover Paul Ferguson
Producer(s)	Killing Joke Conny Plank
Killing Joke singles chronology
"Empire Song" (1982) "Chop-Chop" (1982) "Birds of a Feather" (1982)

"Chop-Chop" is a song by English rock band Killing Joke and the second single from their studio album Revelations. It was released by E.G. Records as a 7" single, backed by B-side "Good Samaritan". This single, unlike "Empire Song", did not chart.^[1]

"Chop-Chop" suffered the same fate as "Empire Song". At the band's performance on Top of the Pops, the "Fake Coleman" keyboardist was used again with drummer Paul Ferguson as singer. At this time, frontman Jaz Coleman was the only member of Killing Joke to have moved to Iceland. However, by the end of the year, the other three members also moved to Iceland to avoid the Apocalypse, as predicted by Coleman.^[2]

Side A

1. "Chop-Chop" – 04:18

Side B

1. "Good Samaritan" – 03:30

• "Chop-Chop" TOTP on YouTube