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quoted 24 lines Greg Earle <earle@isolar.Tujunga.CA.US> said:>
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>>Greg Earle <earle@isolar.Tujunga.CA.US> said:
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>>What happened? Industrial music crawled up its own ass and died,
>>and anyone with a good set of ears ended up listening to the music
>>we've been talking about here for the past 3-4 years (or more),
>>that's what.
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>Although I am a passionate listener of idm, I never stopped listening
>to Industrial, or any of the other stuff I love. I just discovered
>Haujobb and can't get enough of it. Skinny Puppy still gets played
>frequently at our house.
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>idm is not the center of the universe, although it may be the center
>of YOUR universe. I need to listen to lots of kinds of music and I
>know that a lot of people on this list listen to many different
>styles: from Bach to Shawn Colvin.
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>I think a lot of people who enjoyed (and produced) Industrial music
>years ago moved on into ambient and idm, but did not give up liking
>Industrial, etc. There's room on my cd shelves for all of it.
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I do think that alot of people who used to be into industrial kinda
moved on into other things.
There still is some good industrial being made but I think its become
more underground since Wax Trax went into hybernation.
Beyond Puppy and Haujjob, some other killer industrial acts to check
out are: Lassigue Bendthaus, THD, Informatik, and Struktur
ROB