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Posted: March 17 2014 at 04:28 |
Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Univers Zero, Yes (only Roger Dean covers) I lie all albums but the non Dean covers are to me, awful It's not just the comparison. Ok, 90125 does have a sleek techno thing going for it but the yellow of Big Generator was just hideous. Talk leaves me speechless. Oh well, no visual distractions. Same goes with Genesis art (Duke onward) but to a much lesser degree. I like the Fish era Marillion art. And the music.
Giger's work with, or for, Magma, ELP and, heh, the Dead Kennedys is darkly fascinating, or is it fascinatingly dark.
The artists used for Zeppelin and Crimson's latter efforts are consistent; think I prefer the Crim art here though.
Now ELP have great art except for you know what album and why. Somebody should have said something.
Many individual album covers - makes the LP replica on CD just so much nicer, e.g. TAAB, Graffiti.
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Posted: March 17 2014 at 04:46 |
Also, good call on whomever mentioned Swans. In fact, that goes for the entire early industrial/noise/dark ambient scene with Coil, Current 93, Lustmord and Throbbing Gristle standing out as other examples that happen to be included on ProgArchives.
That entire combination of urban decay, sadomasochist fetishism, esoteric occult spirituality and cryptofascist chic seems to just gel perfectly in a way that speaks to something within my soul. Not to mention that I find that music milieu's take on dark and disturbing increasingly more convincing than the vast majority of black/death metal.
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Posted: March 17 2014 at 04:49 |
The Residents. From mummies & eyeballs to never telling their names and sticking with it for over forty years. (even Kiss dropped the makeup for a while, but not these guys)
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Posted: March 17 2014 at 05:02 |
Then there's Portal who are basically the death metal version of The Residents.
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Posted: March 17 2014 at 06:32 |
Toaster Mantis wrote:
That entire combination of urban decay, sadomasochist fetishism, esoteric occult spirituality and cryptofascist chic seems to just gel perfectly in a way that speaks to something within my soul.
| Laibach ought to be right up your dubious alley methinks?
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Posted: March 17 2014 at 06:45 |
ExittheLemming wrote:
Toaster Mantis wrote:
That entire combination of urban decay, sadomasochist fetishism, esoteric occult spirituality and cryptofascist chic seems to just gel perfectly in a way that speaks to something within my soul.
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Laibach ought to be right up your dubious alley methinks?![Ermm Ermm](smileys/smiley24.gif)
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Just for your knowledge, Laibach are not fascists nor "cryptofascists" ; they do that for Art actually.
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Posted: March 17 2014 at 06:56 |
^ regardless, it was more that dark little door they appear to have nudged ajar in the Toaster Mantis soul that troubled me
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Posted: March 17 2014 at 08:03 |
ExittheLemming wrote:
^ regardless, it was more that dark little door they appear to have nudged ajar in the Toaster Mantis soul that troubled me![Stern Smile Stern Smile](smileys/smiley22.gif) |
I don't care.
I pointed out that for many who don't know the band, so they may think that it is a fact that the Laibach was formed as a fascist band. It simply wasn't possible in former Yugoslavia at that time.
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Posted: March 17 2014 at 08:34 |
Amon Düül ll had a really cool thang going for them at one point. I especially dig their lion costume "era":)
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ExittheLemming
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Posted: March 17 2014 at 08:43 |
Svetonio wrote:
ExittheLemming wrote:
^ regardless, it was more that dark little door they appear to have nudged ajar in the Toaster Mantis soul that troubled me![Stern Smile Stern Smile](smileys/smiley22.gif) |
I don't care.
I pointed out that for many who don't know the band, so they may think that it is a fact that the Leibach was formed as a fascist band. It simply wasn't possible in former Yugoslavia at that time. |
I never said Laibach were a Fascist band (I"ve never even heard them) but merely pointed out that Toaster Mantis might like their look based on his description of a visual aesthetic he described thus: cryptofascist chic seems to just gel perfectly in a way that speaks to something within my soulMy avatar is that of a small furry rodent, do you really think I am a small furry rodent? Do you think these men photographed in 2003 really are Nazis because they're dressed as Nazis?
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Posted: March 18 2014 at 03:29 |
Oddly enough, Laibach haven't quite clicked for me yet. Then again, last year NON finally did that after me trying desperately to in vain... so I guess there's hope after all.
And yes, I do find art using totalitarian aesthetics in a more ambiguous or flirtatious manner more genuinely insightful about the appeal of said ideologies than that which is explicitly critical of it. Which I think is the point of the early goth/industrial scene's toying around with that stuff. (should perhaps also mention that Laibach used as much Soviet as Fascist symbolism, and in a more obviously satirical fashion than usual for the genre)
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