quoted 2 lines No, Chris is right. Storm the Studio WAS the album made after the masters for>No, Chris is right. Storm the Studio WAS the album made after the masters for
>the ORIGINAL Armed Audio Warfare became charcoal briquettes.
Well, since "right" is subjective I won't press the issue, but ...
I think you missed my point. The point was if someone says that a Meat Beat
album is "unfocused" and refers to "Hey, the masters are all burnt!", then it
would make more sense if they meant "Armed Audio Warfare", since that album is
by definition a more patchwork affair given that the original masters were
toast and it had to be put together in bits and pieces and with replacement
bits, etc.
On the other hand, "Storm The Studio" has only what, 4 "tracks" total (in
essence)? I found that it flowed *incredibly* well, and "unfocused" is about
the last thing I would ever think of when describing that album ...
quoted 2 lines Point being, because these Young Angry Men had heard MBM was Industrial, they>Point being, because these Young Angry Men had heard MBM was Industrial, they
>were ready to react to them just like Reznor's sub-metal slag.
Ah, so when you said "I find it sad he was ever called Industrial" in reality
you weren't really referring to them (let's remember, Meat Beat is a "them"),
but to their audience. Subtle difference. These things don't bother me as
much because in the end, "Words is words, music is music" ((tm) D. R. Goettel
1993). As long as I still like the band, I could care less what the audience
looks like or what silly labels it gets branded with ...
(Heh hehheh, he said "band" ... heh hehheh hehhehheh heh)
- Greg