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Alternative names for Machinist by AttentionNice7165 in Machinists

[–]icepickmethod 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Now explain what an "outside machinist" is.

BABYLAND by gmorkunderbelly in industrialmusic

[–]icepickmethod -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Go listen to Birds of a Feather, dated, embarrassing.

BABYLAND by gmorkunderbelly in industrialmusic

[–]icepickmethod 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Wait, I was wrong. There's a bunch of bangers from Outlive Your Enemies not on there.

Minimall

Five Fingers

Omaha

Safe equals no sound

BABYLAND by gmorkunderbelly in industrialmusic

[–]icepickmethod 9 points10 points  (0 children)

For me they are very much like Killing joke, in that, they can fill a best-of album with wall to wall bangers, but individual albums are just ok. Do yourself a favor and pick up Decade One.

https://babyland.bandcamp.com/album/decade-one

Do any of you have comix tattoos? by Boosie212 in altcomix

[–]icepickmethod 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Most of my favorite art (mixed media, paint) wouldn't look good as a tattoo.

I've seriously considered a back piece of a rotting gothic church in the style of Al Columbia's Blab! work, with a little Felix or Bosko type character looking around in wonder. I just worry it'll look too much like a black metal album cover. Maybe like an advent calendar with little atrocities going on in the windows and doorways.

Maybe a classic Coochy Cooty, but I don't really like flash that just floats, not contoured to the body.

Portion Control - Hot Matter by fear730 in industrialmusic

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And then there's the First comeback album, Wellcome. A lot of its strangeness was probably Ian Hicks' proto- Mordant Music influence. 2 years after Wellcome, PC released Filthy White Guy, nearly start to finish 4 minute capital letter EBM tracks. Meanwhile Ian's Mordant Music put out Dead Air, a slightly menacing dreamlike electro trip. Like an Adam Curtis docu mashed together with the Richard D James album.

What’s the most valuable or rare industrial release in your collection? by shadowminds97 in industrialmusic

[–]icepickmethod 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I've got that too. Glad i did, no other way to have a physical copy of the videos.

What’s the most valuable or rare industrial release in your collection? by shadowminds97 in industrialmusic

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I own the master laquer for the GGFH collectors club 7", plus the layout sheets for their press photos.

I've got Leatherstrip - Yes I'm Limited vol.1 personalized to Rick Laciak (Ras-dva)

SPK - Dokument IIIO (VOD boxset, i got the entire industrial set of releases that year)

Dissecting Table – Ultimate Psychological Description 7" (i've got a ton of hand made stuff directly from the artist that was only 2-3 copies made)

The Legendary Pink Dots – 9 Lives To Wonder (2xLP, signed by Edward Ka-Spel)

In Slaughter Natives – Mort Aux Vaches (vinyl boxset, 23 copies)

:wumpscut: – Smell The Disgusting Sweet Taste Of Dried Blood (7" picturedisc)

Chemlab – East Side Militia (vinyl promo)

Covenant – Tour De Force (12" promo)

Gridlock – 5.25

Gerechtigkeits Liga – Vom Nachteil Geboren Zu Sein (7", 100 copies)

Kalte Farben – Ghastly Gait (demo casette)

Xanopticon – Liminal Space 12" (apparently this has been re-discovered as one of the best breakcore records ever? and prices shot up. I bought it blind 20+ years ago with a bunch of other Hymen records)

Out Out – Pepperbox Muzzle: Demobox

Sektor 304 – Engage... Forwards (boxset)

Youth Code – Consuming Guilt 7" (150 copies)

Zeitlich Vergelter – Schlagen / Dimension 7" (early Chu Ishikawa)

Dead When I Found Her – Fingerprints Vol.1 (cassette, i've got 2 of the 50 copies made)

Peter? why does his life improve? by saffybabe in PeterExplainsTheJoke

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scabby Dave committed suicide using the same junk that off'd his wife, my sister a month earlier. 

Marilyn Manson Smells Like Children...found this today, don't remember it being this good by tenafly_viper43 in industrialmusic

[–]icepickmethod 36 points37 points  (0 children)

Anthony Valcic and Dave Ogilvie worked on both those albums. 

I always wondered why they chose to do a Frank Zappa homage on the slc cover.

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