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tricache said:
Tooheys platinum version of industrial music!!! LOVE IT!!! I used to love stirring up all the "hardcore" industrial people when I was in school who thought Manson was the father of goth and industrial music...yet none of them had heard of Skinny Puppy or even Ministry!! What was wrong with these people!!
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Y'all got me feelin' all nostalgic...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=mqvQOACorAY
 
Sous le dôme épais
Or The flower duet in boring english.



Stunning

http://youtu.be/Vf42IP__ipw
 
Dave70 said:
Sous le dôme épais
Or The flower duet in boring english.



Stunning

http://youtu.be/Vf42IP__ipw
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*shivers* that is epic...wish I was listening to it on a big home stereo and not my laptop at work
 
Liam_snorkel said:
The new Dillinger escape plan album has leaked. Yiew, this will wake me up
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well I've been listening to it constantly for two days & it's pretty great. I want to post the 2nd last track 'crossburner' but I can't.

Here's something awesome from another album instead:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0-GbyvP5aFo
 
manticle said:
The last thing I want to do is get all music snobby on people - music moves and shifts and changes and evolves like all parts of culture and I have got into bands that are seminal in various genres much more recently than might be expected if I were super cool and knew everything all the time. People can still like tchaichovsky now even if they weren't at his first performance though right?

However it is the absolute disparity between the cultural intention of so many things that makes me cringe when the cheap ****** (or other times over intellectualised) versions become what people solely know and associate. Industrial music, jazz, punk, beer and cider have all had it happen to them.

Hell even early black metal is so different in its intentions to a lot of the 2nd wave Scandinavian stuff (and beyond). Don't want to stop evolution of culture - just not forget the wheres, whys, wherefores and whos especially if they're going to be replaced by gaffe. Good **** happens. People get hold of it, jump on the bandwagon and make **** stuff with a vague link. Then people forget the relevance or origins of the link and see the **** as the thing. Plato would roll in his grave.
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**** Plato, you're not talking forms, you're talking authenticity - check Heidegger's 'The Origin of the Work of Art'.

edit - that is me completely agreeing by the way. Curse this lack of non-verbal communication - my inflection was whimsical with a hint of grimness (must come with all conversations around authenticity in art as it can be misinterpreted as having fascistic overtones). :icon_cheers:
 
Just Commander Chris Hadfield singing Space Oddity from the ISS...what a age we live in...my mind is still blown away at things like this

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=KaOC9danxNo
 
I just got Refused - Fan the Flames of Discontent the other day (after nearly twenty years). I did buy Shape of Punk when it came out though. But I spent the morning commute home from night shift listening to that earlier one, which I have not heard for years. Good times, not good for going to sleep though.
 
Rowland S Howard: Pop Crimes (album)

Here's the first two songs: I know a girl called Jonny



Shut me down


 
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Argh, can't do sh*t on an iPhone. Anyway, loving the new Dillinger escape plan record. Especially "nothing's funny" for some reason. Links not included (see first sentence).
 
Proffs said:
Argh, can't do sh*t on an iPhone. Anyway, loving the new Dillinger escape plan record. Especially "nothing's funny" for some reason. Links not included (see first sentence).
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Great album hey. The 2nd last track "crossburner" is my "**** yeah" moment, the vocals are great.
youtube audio quality isn't the best.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CO79jXRgYoc
 
Great album hey. The 2nd last track "crossburner" is my "**** yeah" moment, the vocals are great.
youtube audio quality isn't the best.

Yeah mate, Greg puciato has pretty much become my all time favourite frontman. Seen em live a couple of times and holy hell; crazy. Just the intensity and danger he brings. Even on their records you can hear it in his voice. Unpredictable madman.

Ps to myself: stop posting on this site after enjoying the fruits of this site. :/
 

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