[i]I want to PUMP you FULL of BURNING LEAD
Cause six million casualties
Well I gave you a lot of slack - but all I get from you is FLAK[/i]

Get down on your knees
You don't have to say please
Suck my ****
Get down on your knees
You don't have to say please
Suck my ****
Get down on your knees
You don't have to say please
Suck my ****
Get down on your knees
You don't have to say please
Suck my ****
Get down on your knees
You don't have to say please
Suck my ****
Get down on your knees
You don't have to say please
Suck my ****
Get down on your knees
You don't have to say please
Suck my ****

William S. Burroughs noise recordings rule so hard

i'll have to give it a listen

the piece he did with him talking about selling heroin while kurt cobain played silent night on the background for ten minutes was a little disappointing

sounds awful, i'll probably love it

idk theres this cool harmonica part in the first track, its rough but the whole thing has a unique psychedelic vibe I dig (as far as I can tell at least, I would like to find more noise like it)

About time you put some A Split Second on the blog Haz. Digging them a lot lately.

Yeah, that release is pretty awesome. I haven't heard anything else by them though.

You should check Ballistic Statues out. Especially the songs Drinking Sand and Flesh(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRmP-WSae7A). Couldn't find a link for Drinking Sand. I think it's their best song.

Alright, I will. Thanks.

Heiling plenty of old school EBM atm, A Split Second, Nitzer Ebb, Klinik, Die Form, Vomito Negro. As it stands I prefer the 80's incarnation over modern stuff, I dig analogue bass lines and drum machines more than I probably should.

[quote=Meatplow;17776229]William S. Burroughs noise recordings rule so hard[/quote]
I wanna do a lot of stuff like that in ze future.

[url]http://soundcloud.com/raayl/bad-romance-lj-nightmare-mix[/url]

this is how much i love lady gaga

I remember a friend showed me Vomito Negro some years ago and it was pretty much ****.

[I]Dare[/I] was pretty average, it had its moments though. It certainly wasn't my favourite out of that group of bands I just listed, in any case.

[QUOTE=Aaron;17777323]I wanna do a lot of stuff like that in ze future.[/QUOTE]

I can see the album art already.

:lol: What would it look like?

You should get this album, Haz:

[IMG]http://www.ypgd.org/npics/2007/tokyoanaldynamite.jpg[/IMG]

i'm on it :)

[QUOTE=Aaron;17777797]:lol: What would it look like?[/QUOTE]

You would have a photo of some takeaway shop where you buy fish and chips, but split in half by a yellow and black warning stripe and have one side reversed, then some dude standing in front (probably you) with a red square over his face. Then you would throw in some numbers somewhere, and have the title and artist name on the right pasted vertically in incongruent font.

Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha. You know me well. Except I don't like the colour yellow much.

It's my favorite.

Nah. I like black and green and yeah.

p.s. Haz I challenge you to chess tonight. 22:00 AEDST.

alright, sounds like a deal

you better be online

[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lPpUFBVSyWs[/url]

whats with the eggs in the Front 242 [i]Headhunter[/i] video, directed by the guy who did that Ian Curtis biopic last year

this is so terrible, lol

tried to stream some severed heads

heard a few songs off Bad Mood Guy from 1987 before it stopped working, this **** is dope.

[url]http://www.side-line.com/side-line_blog_comments.php?id=19778_0_45_0_C[/url]

this is awesome

[quote]The band had sent him the music of the song but they themselves hadn't read the script in advance. When they were actually shooting the videoclip, they started wondering why there were actually so many eggs involved in the script. Watching the videoclip you will see that it is indeed filled with eggs, even with people wearing egg-like hats.

The clue? It seemed that Anton Corbijn actually understood the title of the song to be "Egghunter"which explains the eggs... Even after he knew the correct title was "Headhunter", he still wanted to keep the eggs throughout the video clip. The mistake gave birth to a very absurd clip which was brilliant. It shows that even mistakes can become great ideas.[/quote]

I like Anton Corbijn.

i've only seen [I]Control [/I]which was probably a little overly sentimental but otherwise good

idk if i've seen anything else he has done

Control f[size=2]uck[/size]ed my [I]whole[/I] s[size=2]h[/size]it up, bro.

Yeah.

I bought that Suckdog book for $8 off ebay.

"The mistake gave birth" pretty lol quote about eggs.

Eggs are an awesome metaphor for like, everything.

[QUOTE=Jaundice;17778469]Control f[size=2]uck[/size]ed my [I]whole[/I] s[size=2]h[/size]it up, bro.[/QUOTE]

same here