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From: "Eggy Toast" <eggy@eggtastic.com>
Reply-To: eggy@eggtastic.com
Date: Wed, 31 Mar 2004 10:25:05 -0500 (EST)
quoted 2 lines Take the music>Take the music
>for what it's worth.
exactly.
which is why i wonder about the person who thought they were
silly based on a live show in 86. images stick in our minds
sometimes more than music. would you have thought they were
silly if you hadn't seen them? have you listened to anything else
outside of that period? not to kill a dead horse, but things done on
'last rights', particularly "download" use techniques that would later
be used in other electronic styles discussed on this list. glitches,
CD-skipping, plunderphonic-type sample lifting. and hardly a
danceable track on there.
having said that, most "industrial distorted vox" is pretty tiresome to
me too, but i guess with puppy and ministry i put it into the
perspective that they are the ones who perfected (if not originated)
that, so i accept it a bit more from them. but it all depends on the
song. there are no sacred cows to me, even the best bands are
capable of total shit. and puppy are far from the best band. but
they were fairly important.
d.
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