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Kati
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Posted: February 15 2013 at 19:45
And your point is?
ProgMetaller2112
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Posted: February 15 2013 at 19:41
Kati wrote:
Kati wrote:
Uhm interesting, the instrumentals the crackling vocals make me feel like slapping my laptop in order to maybe hopefully play/sound better
Still listening tho' at the beginning.
Voted Beatles
I love you for voting for the Beatles, I think I voted for them too
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thellama73
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Posted: February 15 2013 at 19:41
Kati wrote:
Kati wrote:
Uhm interesting, the instrumentals the crackling vocals make me feel like slapping my laptop in order to maybe hopefully play/sound better
Still listening tho' at the beginning.
Voted Beatles
But the Beatles don't have nearly as many songs about burn victims!
Kati
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Posted: February 15 2013 at 19:38
Kati wrote:
Uhm interesting, the instrumentals the crackling vocals make me feel like slapping my laptop in order to maybe hopefully play/sound better
Still listening tho' at the beginning.
Voted Beatles
Kati
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Posted: February 15 2013 at 19:34
Uhm interesting, the instrumentals the crackling vocals make me feel like slapping my laptop in order to maybe hopefully play/sound better
Still listening tho' at the beginning.
Edited by Kati - February 15 2013 at 19:36
Kati
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Posted: February 15 2013 at 19:32
thellama73 wrote:
The band that invented the term "Industrial Music." Legends and pioneers, all!VIDEO
Awww nice!!! Thank you very much, Thellama :) going to have a listen right now
again thank you for the link
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Posted: February 15 2013 at 19:28
The band that invented the term "Industrial Music." Legends and pioneers, all!
VIDEO
Kati
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Posted: February 15 2013 at 19:22
Who are Throbbing?
That name sounds almost illegal
Any links for me to have a sneak peak/listen? :) please
Edited by Kati - February 15 2013 at 19:23
mongofa
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Posted: February 15 2013 at 00:09
zappaholic wrote:
mongofa wrote:
thellama73 wrote:
mongofa wrote:
thellama73 wrote:
mongofa wrote:
zappaholic wrote: It's like apples and hamburgers.
Silver Apples?
I can't stand that band. Morton Subotnick is good though. I saw him perform live once.
Yeah I only like "Oscillations"
It would be great without the horrible vocals.
I actually don't mind the vocals, but I know several people who dislike them too. Guess I'm the minority on this one.
Wow, this went in an unexpected direction.
OneDirection? I never cared much for them.
zappaholic
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Posted: February 14 2013 at 06:29
mongofa wrote:
thellama73 wrote:
mongofa wrote:
thellama73 wrote:
mongofa wrote:
zappaholic wrote: It's like apples and hamburgers.
Silver Apples?
I can't stand that band. Morton Subotnick is good though. I saw him perform live once.
Yeah I only like "Oscillations"
It would be great without the horrible vocals.
I actually don't mind the vocals, but I know several people who dislike them too. Guess I'm the minority on this one.
Wow, this went in an unexpected direction.
"Democracy is the theory that the common people know what they want, and deserve to get it good and hard." -- H.L. Mencken
mongofa
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Posted: February 13 2013 at 23:10
thellama73 wrote:
mongofa wrote:
thellama73 wrote:
mongofa wrote:
zappaholic wrote: It's like apples and hamburgers.
Silver Apples?
I can't stand that band. Morton Subotnick is good though. I saw him perform live once.
Yeah I only like "Oscillations"
It would be great without the horrible vocals.
I actually don't mind the vocals, but I know several people who dislike them too. Guess I'm the minority on this one.
thellama73
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Posted: February 13 2013 at 22:07
mongofa wrote:
thellama73 wrote:
mongofa wrote:
zappaholic wrote: It's like apples and hamburgers.
Silver Apples?
I can't stand that band. Morton Subotnick is good though. I saw him perform live once.
Yeah I only like "Oscillations"
It would be great without the horrible vocals.
mongofa
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Posted: February 13 2013 at 22:04
thellama73 wrote:
mongofa wrote:
zappaholic wrote: It's like apples and hamburgers.
Silver Apples?
I can't stand that band. Morton Subotnick is good though. I saw him perform live once.
Yeah I only like "Oscillations"
thellama73
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Posted: February 13 2013 at 21:07
mongofa wrote:
zappaholic wrote: It's like apples and hamburgers.
Silver Apples?
I can't stand that band. Morton Subotnick is good though. I saw him perform live once.
mongofa
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Posted: February 13 2013 at 21:04
zappaholic wrote: It's like apples and hamburgers.
Silver Apples?
thellama73
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Posted: February 13 2013 at 20:57
Dayvenkirq wrote: Haven't heard a note of the Gristle, I think, ... so, no vote.
You should listen to Hamburger Lady. It will terrify you.
Dayvenkirq
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Posted: February 13 2013 at 20:11
Haven't heard a note of the Gristle, I think, ... so, no vote.
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Posted: February 13 2013 at 19:53
There's no way to compare them, but I voted Throbbing Gristle anyway because I love them and I wanted to even the score a little.
zappaholic
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Posted: February 13 2013 at 19:42
It's like apples and hamburgers.
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CPicard
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Posted: February 12 2013 at 10:13
Throbbing Gristle. When listening to "Revolution 9", some experimental stuff by John Lennon & Yoko Ono, George Harrison's pre-cosmic music works or even McCartney's "Temporaray Secretary", it appears clearly that TG went to a direction that the Beatles only began to initiate. Would have John Lennon not been killed, we can bet that the reunited Beatles would have go boldly to the same direction as TG.
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