Unpopular opinions
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DLaurent
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This is decent.
Plays the Clarke tracks that are about the epitome of UK Detroit, but released on Planet E.
He's a good DJ. Plays Badger Bite on this, that was what I was talking about when fishing today. "Do not disturb the Badger Sets" is on the club rules. One man got mauled by a Badger that got into his garage and was never the same again.
luka
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12 more! you can do it!!
DLaurent
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Techno for me has always been about finding oddities, either that or a full mix where it's about overall energy. I heard Neil Landstrumm - Field Preaching and thought there's nothing quite as off kilter. Can't do it with just one producer.
DLaurent
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@thirdform is your man for concise definitions of Claude Young. I like the Younger Than Parks stuff, like Brewster Projects, his housey stuff as much as his alien stuff.
The King of Pussy Gettin
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aslo this
The King of Pussy Gettin
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DLaurent
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Corpsey
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This thread was the ultimate compendium of unpopular opinions i think
The sacred cows
...who are the artists who can do no wrong in the eyes of music journalists? a tell tale sign is when every new album is hailed as 'a return to form': a couple of starters: the Fall, Nick Cave
www.dissensus.com
chava
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I am more into his weirder Mills-y stuff, like :
Or, his more groovy style like this early classic :
Or even his acid stuff like Acid Wash Conflict. He got a bit samey doing the "real Detroit" spacey things
The King of Pussy Gettin
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almost forgot 2 post the most powerful movie in the history of detrot and united states of america
mvuent
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finally listened to the first three throbbing gristle albums (inspired by my veteran raver friend from the grocery store reading thee psychick bible) and i have to admit they didn't make a big impression on me. didn't grab my attention by the lapels the way i expect canonical stuff to. evocative, imagination-sparking atmospheres created - but not really channeled into forms with strong momentum/flow. each track just sort of putters around in a vaguely menacing way for a few minutes. so the intensity you can imagine was going into the music doesn't quite come out of it.
Murphy
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Long time ago from the original context. TG‘s relaunch gigs 20 years ago have some definitive renditions of early works and will age better than a raft of PTV gubbins. To represent Sheffield briefly, TG never hit as hard personally as Cabaret Voltaire. Cue awfully vague language like the dreaded word ‘groove’
A coherence is missing with TG masked by ferocity and intent. Never saw GPO live until 1990 and it was e’d up mania a million miles away from the 70’s. Bits of ephemera linked to PTV collaborative projects, like Academy 23, are worth seeking out, more for the Burroughs/Gysin contributions
A coherence is missing with TG masked by ferocity and intent. Never saw GPO live until 1990 and it was e’d up mania a million miles away from the 70’s. Bits of ephemera linked to PTV collaborative projects, like Academy 23, are worth seeking out, more for the Burroughs/Gysin contributions
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Some of the individual live sets are better than the 'proper' albums. I like the chunkiness of the later sound too.