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teethgrinder posted:Control is catching me on this play-through. I agree though, the vocoding was part of the charm prior. Control is a terrific song. I agree otherwise though that there really aren't any ridiculously awesome standout tracks (like the first time I heard Fear, etc). On a whole though, I'm really enjoying it the more I listen to it. I do wish the vocals had some more effects like they do in previous albums, but I enjoy his natural voice as well. I'm happy to say though that the songs from Revelations fit in quite nicely with the other songs in my M.I.A.B playlist, which is all the tracks I rated a 4 or 5 in itunes, and consequently a very large playlist.
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His natural voice is awesome in a live environment. But then it's a unique mix and change of pace from the albums. On the 8-Bits single there's a great mix with the regular vocoded song, but layering his regular voice over it at the end. Oh, it's on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2_YXzehaj54 I found it randomly at HMV, of all places. First time in there in probably 5+ years.
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Bad news: Rotersand aren't playing at Resistanz any more. Good news: Mind.In.A.Box are replacing them.
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Danger - Octopus! posted:Bad news: Rotersand aren't playing at Resistanz any more. I saw Rotersand in Cervante's Bar a few years ago. Went in knowing nothing about them and wound up liking them a whole lot. Fun show, good songs for a live performance. Gotta admit it was the daleks that sold me on them, though. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LOqn8FxuyFs
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Danger - Octopus! posted:Bad news: Rotersand aren't playing at Resistanz any more. OOOOOO, I've seen Rotersand before and not seen miab soo that good news for me!
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Found this on a late night youtube run. Thought I'd share it here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-NaxPjA7tYQ Industrial metal terminator style.
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spider_ross.avi posted:Found this on a late night youtube run. Thought I'd share it here. I don't even know what the hell is going on there, but that's pretty awesome.
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gently caress gently caress gently caress gently caress gently caress gently caress gently caress fuUCK YESSSS LAIBACH are coming to Finland once again next month. gently caress YES gently caress-loving-YESSSSSSSS. This year seems to be off to a rather nice start. A Laibach show, then the VNV Nation gig in April... I also bought tickets to OOMPH!'s show in Berlin in September. a cyborg mug fucked around with this message at 22:51 on Feb 14, 2012 |
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CAT rear end now!!! posted:gently caress gently caress gently caress gently caress gently caress gently caress gently caress fuUCK YESSSS LAIBACH are coming to Finland once again next month. gently caress YES Jealous. They need to come to the US again.
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Danger - Octopus! posted:Some of the earlier My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult stuff, perhaps? And some of the later stuff; 'Diamonds & Daggerz' is a full album of TKK taking samples, beats, and loops from across their discography, and reworking it into a crazy crescendo. It's almost like an audio demonstration of how memes work.
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I Die: You Die is a website that a friend of mine does that may be of interest to people here. Meanwhile I got the new Gothsicles album and loved it except the random misogyny at the end of "Drunk Cuts". Was very sad.
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Pope Guilty posted:I Die: You Die is a website that a friend of mine does that may be of interest to people here. Things like this remind me of just how small the industrial scene is. Edit: With that said ID:UD is absolutely the best place on the internet right now for industrial reviews/interviews. Twiin fucked around with this message at 03:34 on Feb 25, 2012 |
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Twiin posted:Things like this remind me of just how small the industrial scene is. "If you come from industrial, in a way you’re tainted." - from their recent Dave Heckman interview (haha). Definitely a great review/interview site. Are there any similar sites out there (that get regular updates)?
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Noricae posted:I'll say. I've run into that site twice before as well (fun Kirlian Camera interview), and it's pretty new. Perhaps it's that a lot of the people into this music are very active online and all end up running into each other over and over. Or maybe it's because: Re:gen and side-line were the other two that I used to follow, but side-line is garbage and I kind of stopped following regen closely after a few website outages.
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Side-line is great! It's like a website that I can go to to see all the email Alfa Matrix sends me, only on a webpage!
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Pope Guilty posted:Side-line is great! It's like a website that I can go to to see all the email Alfa Matrix sends me, only on a webpage! You mean there's a website under all those ads?
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Wikipedia Brown posted:You mean there's a website under all those ads? The website is also ads.
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Pope Guilty posted:The website is also ads. This is funny because it's true.
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Hey, it takes a real hard-nosed journalist to copy and paste press releases with integrity.
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Wikipedia Brown posted:Hey, it takes a real hard-nosed journalist to copy and paste press releases with integrity. Copying and pasting press releases is easy. It's cashing the cheques from the artists and labels that takes real work.
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Pope Guilty posted:Side-line is great! It's like a website that I can go to to see all the email Alfa Matrix sends me, only on a webpage! And thanks! Checking out Re:gen.
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KFMDM and Geistform at Infest this summer, you say? Shitjustgotreal.gif
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Danger - Octopus! posted:KFMDM and Geistform at Infest this summer, you say? Shitjustgotreal.gif I was thinking of giving it a rest this year but now not so much.
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gently caress, just realised that it's been twelve years since I actually bought a KMFDM album. They have a whole loving decade of songs I've not really listened to!
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And a whole decade not really worth the time. I liked the last one though. Their show was a million times better half a year ago than when I saw them 8ish years ago.
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This is a long shot but I've always been into industrial music, and when I was young I started loving with a program called Fruity Loops, basically a weird version of Ableton live to make music. Well the demo had a bunch of sample songs and 3 by a guy I think was named Toby. The three samples were some of the best loving industrial music I had ever heard (my memory could be glorifying the sound), but i cannot find them anywhere. I don't know what version of fruity loops it was, or even the year (had to be like, '98-'02 ish). Some googling leads me to Toby Emerson, but I can't find the industrial song if it was him, I'm just hearing mass techno. Please tell me someone out there had the same version of fruity loops and heard the same song and can hook me up. Also, like 6 months ago KMFDM played a loving venue my little brother played in with some lovely band. It was depressing to see my favorite industrial band fall so low. e; I guess they haven't "fallen so low" but it sucks they couldn't book a bigger gig with more people. RizieN fucked around with this message at 22:34 on Mar 4, 2012 |
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Speaking of KMFDM, does anyone remember the original track order of Adios that was scrapped? I remember it being posted when the album came out and it being way better than the finalized track order, but not much else. The first track was D.I.Y., and the last track was That's All I think.
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RizieN posted:fruity loops Your memory is playing tricks on you. I think I remember the songs you're talking about, and they weren't any kind of badass industrial music. They sounded impressive at the time if you were staring at this unfamiliar piece of software and unable to make anything that sounds like a song come out of it, but that's about it.
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ID:UD's look at the Top 100 Industrial Songs Of All Time Project is worth a read. It includes their own submission to the project, which I think is a much better Top 100 than the final result.
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Twiin posted:ID:UD's look at the Top 100 Industrial Songs Of All Time Project is worth a read. It includes their own submission to the project, which I think is a much better Top 100 than the final result. The David Schock one has a pretty predictable (and dated)) top 20 of club floorfillers. I mean, I really like some of those songs, but there have been better ones since some of those came out and while they're fun to dance to, they're hardly all time best. I wouldn't even say that Headhunter is the best Front 242 song, and I really like Headhunter and Front 242. Bit of a random selection of genres too. I guess if it was Top 101 Industrial Songs Played In Clubs, that'd make sense. Edit: The ID:UD one is way better. Danger - Octopus! fucked around with this message at 19:13 on Mar 6, 2012 |
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Danger - Octopus! posted:The David Schock one has a pretty predictable (and dated)) top 20 of club floorfillers. I mean, I really like some of those songs, but there have been better ones since some of those came out and while they're fun to dance to, they're hardly all time best. I wouldn't even say that Headhunter is the best Front 242 song, and I really like Headhunter and Front 242. Bit of a random selection of genres too. I guess if it was Top 101 Industrial Songs Played In Clubs, that'd make sense. David's a nice guy and he put in a ton of work into his list, but his collection methodology had a lot of problems which is why we've got the list that we do. ID:UD's approach of only having one track per band makes for a much more interesting list.
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Twiin posted:ID:UD's look at the Top 100 Industrial Songs Of All Time Project is worth a read. It includes their own submission to the project, which I think is a much better Top 100 than the final result. I'm not gonna sign up for facebook to read the list (yes, I'm a horrible idiot, etc), but I hope that this placed well. Age of Reason is a great album. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FcqfugLeDfU ID:UD posted:31. :Wumpscut:, “Die in Winter” (891)  VVVV "It's got a Front 242 guy in it!"  I always like the Holy Gang project better.
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Twiin posted:David's a nice guy and he put in a ton of work into his list, but his collection methodology had a lot of problems which is why we've got the list that we do. It also reminds me that I never got the popularity of The Bog, by Bigod 20.
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Danger - Octopus! posted:It also reminds me that I never got the popularity of The Bog, by Bigod 20. I preferred their Madonna-focused period.
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Twiin posted:I preferred their Madonna-focused period. I bought both of those Virgin Voices albums. A lot of the covers were pretty terrible. It took a while before I learned that Cleopatra compilations were a] almost never a good idea and b] almost always had most of the tracks from other compilations that I already had.
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Cleopatra compilations are like Ramones compilations in that I already have the tracks but for some reason I end up buying them anyway. It's a sickness.
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And all those bands who you thought broke up years ago but keep on releasing new tracks (well okay, remixed versions of old tracks) on those compilations!
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Wikipedia Brown posted:Your memory is playing tricks on you. I think I remember the songs you're talking about, and they weren't any kind of badass industrial music. That was my worst fear  Guess I'll just keep it in my memory.
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