Anyone here into Industrial? This album is the best

If you're inferring that it's the best industrial album, heeeeeeck no way.

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I haven't really delved into industrial apart from the classics but this one is really good

>>72506694
That's a jazz funk album tho

>>72506694
There's originally a naked body in the grass near Peter and Chris. It was airbrushed out to give the idea that it was just a regular jazz album.
In those days DJs often just bought albums for radio stations etc with easily markable genres.

>>72507084
Alex Hacke was just 15 years old when he started playing guitar for Neubauten.

>>72507108
So you think...

>>72507168
>There's originally a naked body in the grass near Peter and Chris. It was airbrushed out to give the idea that it was just a regular jazz album
No there wasn't. It was photoshopped in for the re-release years later. It's a myth

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Who 1000 Homo Djs here?

>>72507241
Who MC 900 Ft. Jesus here?

>>72506694
This is probably the only industrial album I really like aside from some post-punk with industrial vibes like Pere Ubu, Chrome et al

why did they make the cover art and title of that album so deceptive? this was in an age before google too. imagine all the suckers who bought that album thinking it as actually jazz funk.

>>72507272
The name throbbing gristle in the top left kind of gives it away

>>72507272
thats the point you retard

>>72507260
Yeah. So.

Alright lets establish which are the entry level Industrial proyects
>Throbbing Gristle
>Coil
>Foetus
>Neubauten

Something missing? Current 93 and Test Dept.?

>>72507272
>insert simpsons joke cap

>>72507323
Cabaret Voltaire

Is this track kino?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xVQq2KhCZKw

>>72507341
That's more modern industrial like NIN and KMDMF

conviiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiincinggggggggggggggggg peeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeopppppppppppppppppleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

Genesis has an obsession with manipulating and controlling people. Sick sick man. I love the music tho

>>72507272
that was sorta the point. a big part of TG's ideology was the idea that if you confront someone with something incredibly outside of their previous experience it may trigger them to reevaluate their fundamental assumptions of the world. for genesis especially that's been a major goal of all his projects

>>72507397
Nah dude, they were there in the very beginning. They co-invented the movement with Throbbing Gristle.

>>72507425
They loved fucking with people, so its not unexpected at all. They also played a few other jokes, like putting their hit single on D.O.A to fool people when its just a sped up 16 second version of it

>>72507397
>Cabaret Voltaire
>Modern Industrial

Whew. Son.

>>72507456
also one of their b sides is "We Hate You (little girls)" with blood-curdling screaming loud as fuck throughout the whole song.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_eX86vR8w1s

>>72507498
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wgprWMZcPJA

>>72507305
>why did they do this?
>that's the point
you're the retard son

>>72506694
TG invented industrial but they were garbage at it.

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anyone into tribal/ritual industrial?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lli-7-83AVI

>>72507713
It was Gen and Monte Cazazza that invented the term. It wasn't really meant to be a separate genre but just meant music for people in a industrial age. Instead of rock which was based on negro spirituals, they wanted to come from a point of "todays slavery". TG was always avant garde, they were basically trying to continue what La Monte Young started.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXG3dgsPyTY

this is one of the hottest songs ever

>>72507790
That's mostly Chris & Cosey's track, yeah? Almost all their initial output is similar
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qv10JeOPuAo

>>72507790
l-lewd cosey..

>>72507691
How? isn't it pretty obvious its a joke? just listen to the damn music and look at the cover

>>72507323
NWW

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>>72507790

>>72507168
Are you shure about that Hacke fact? Remember watching the Liebeslieder vhs back in the day and there was some pre-EN footage of him solo doing a song called "hiroshima". Never found it thou

>>72507241
Hey asshole!!!
Too bad they only made 3 songs, apathy and better ways are some of the best these guys ever put on tape. At least we got 6 songs from Pailhead that was awesome as well.
Did you read uncle Al biography? Its fucking hilarious

>>72507323
Skinny Puppy made some of the best industrial in the 80s, dont know why nobody ever mentions them

>>72507790
*braRBBRABAAAARBVRBAAAAPPPFPFFPSPSTPpf"
nice

>>72507472
To be fair, their mid 80s output was not that far from early KMFDM.
Both where doing the industrial-funk thing that influenced Trent in PHM

But yeah, the're pioneers

>>72508857
Best Cab albums? I just checked out Mix Up and Red Mecca last night. Both sound great.. They sounded pretty punky in their earlier days but I don't know how their sound evolved

>>72508898
Never been a huge fan, but Voice of America is considered their best by some. And up to the late 80s they where pretty solid
Btw, this is the best "sellout" single by any industrial band ever
https://youtu.be/juligEIi3Sg

Let's not forget that also Coil, CV and PTV experimented with acid house at some point. I'm not complaining though.

>>72509019
Coil's acid house is still distinctively Coil though, especially stuff like Nasa Arab and First Dark Ride.

>>72508991
Holy shit this is weird to listen to in head phones. Why the fuck is the bass-line panned to the right

>>72508898
If you want to hear their earliest stuff check out Methodology '74 / '78. Attic Tapes. Its tape experiments, noise, etc. Nothing that resembles songs at all really.

They were quite active in the Hacienda scene so I was a bit disappointed that they didn't make a show in 24 Hour Party People.

>>72507272
thre used to be listening booths in record stores. if you bought an album before listening to it, you were a restard

>>72507323
Clock DVA

>>72509393
Because it's CV of course. Also the "i want you" sample was taken from somewhere really insane. Cant remember if it was some serial killer interview or a dark political figure.
They never lost their edge. Specially when doing a radio-friendly single