Not Godflesh, but if you are into this kind of stuff, John Zorn's
Painkiller stuff (with Mick Harris and Bill Laswell) would probably be
worth your while. Head on collision of grind, dub and jazz with rad
results.
-Aaron
----- Original Message -----
From: Jason Cole <Jason.Cole@DigitalMediaWorks.com>
Date: Tuesday, April 30, 2002 1:42 pm
Subject: RE: [idm] r.i.p. godflesh
quoted 45 lines Along the same lines. Anyone on this list into Scorn? I believe
> Along the same lines. Anyone on this list into Scorn? I believe
> that it's
> Mick Harris from Napalm Death and some other guy. Really dark dub type
> stuff. A little less intense than Godflesh. Also, Mick Harris has
> an ambient
> project called Lull. Super dark ambient music. I dig it.
> Sucks that Godflesh broke up. I got my friend's copy of Songs of
> Love and
> Hate. Never got to give it back to him before he passed away. Can
> anyonesuggest a few other Godflesh albums for me to check out?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Jason
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Albers, Brian [mailto:BAlbers@PremiereRadio.com]
> Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2002 12:42 AM
> To: 'idm@hyperreal.org'
> Subject: RE: [idm] r.i.p. godflesh
>
>
>
> >godflesh has called it quits.
> >they made irreverent destructive music.
> >guess edgey and i are the only ones on this list who care anyway...
>
> I'm one more who is sad, although I sorta lost interest after they
> wenttotally metal after losing much of the electronics after Pure
> and Merciless.
>
> My favorite live performance of all time is still Skinny Puppy
> with Godflesh
> at the Palladium in Hollywood in 93, and Godflesh put on the most
> physicallypunishing, pummelling, pounding shows of all time at the
> Troubadour just a
> couple years ago.
>
> I did see that for this latest tour that they cancelled here in
> California,GC Green wasn't even touring with Justin, so it's not
> all surprising that
> they've called it a day.
>
> No doubt Justin will continue with Kevin Martin in Techno Animal.
>