1Z85VTWBK2VEF27MGYCF0.65930700302124True3jazzLargeMusicTracks7913792B000003LOThttp://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/redirect?tag=ws%26link_code=xm2%26camp=2025%26creative=165953%26path=http://www.amazon.com/gp/redirect.html%253fASIN=B000003LOT%2526location=/o/ASIN/B000003LOT%25253FSubscriptionId=0CNXJKY3C82HD479K602457805Audio CDEmil ReesenEnglish TraditionalTraditionalOscar RasbachCole PorterCarl Leopold SjobergMogens SchraederDan FolkeKnudage RiisagerBernhard ChristensenKai Normann AndersenJacob GadeCarlo ThomsenEgon AnkerstjerneSune WaldimirMogens WoldikeAksel SchiotzGrete Kordt57094994590031898USD$18.9822Music1998-01-05Complete Aksel Schiøtz Recordings, Vol. 9: "Farinelli" and Light Orchestral Songs1699USD$16.99300011ATVPDKIKX0DERhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/help/seller/home.html?seller=ATVPDKIKX0DERNewThis item is currently not available by this merchant4.011B000003LOT41A27Q9NX3M3GN6312004-09-12Music for "blackout nights" during the WarDuring the 1930s and `40s, Wagnerian tenor Lauritz Melchior was the most famous Danish tenor in the world, singing virtually every role Wagner ever wrote worldwide, but in Denmark during the same period a very different kind of tenor was flourishing: Aksel Schiøtz, with his light, silvery voice, high standards of musicianship, excellent command of lieder and wide popularity among his countrymen for his singing of Danish folk and art songs.
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<br />All of this came to an abrupt end in the fall of 1946 when Schiøtz, suffering from severe headaches and impaired vocal control, was diagnosed with a brain tumor that had to be removed immediately. The operation saved his life but left one side of his face, and vocal muscles, paralyzed. Through sheer hard work he was able to com back, two years later, as a baritone, but though the phrasing and musicianship remained intact the voice no longer had its silvery bloom. He continued to perform and record as a baritone through the late 1950s, then became a teacher of voice and interpretation in Colorado before accepting a similar post in his native Denmark in 1969. He died ten years later.
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<br />This particular entry in the Schiøtz series concentrates on light music, the kind of material that made him popular with everyday Danes who were not particularly interested in Schubert, Bach, Buxtedhude or even the art-songs of Carl Nielsen. Among the real treasures here are the excerpts from an operetta based on the life of the great castrato Farinelli, though the plot apparently restored his manhood and made him a hot lover, as well as the Cole Porter song "Night and Day" (sung in beautiful English), excerpts from Bernhard Christensen's "jazz oratorios" with The Rhythm Girls, snippets of Danish film songs, and recordings made under the moniker of "The Masked Tenor." All are sung with an artless simplicity and great beauty of tone.
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<br />None of the cramped, dry LP pressings we all became to familiar with were used here, or indeed in any of the volumes of this series; every single track was lovingly and meticulously restored in London's Abbey Road studios from mint-condition copies of the original 78s or brand-new transfers made from the original metal parts. The results are simply magical, creating a tremendous intimacy between the tenor and listener in a way that is hard to describe unless you hear it for yourself. A shame that most of these CDs are now hard to obtain, but I urge you to get them if you can!29188All Works by Porter29186Porter, Cole28166( P )5338Featured Composers, A-Z85Classical301668Styles517437727General Modern37260Modern, 20th, & 21st Century36712Historical Periods85Classical301668Styles517464329General84Opera & Vocal301668Styles5174300358General85Classical301668Styles5174572058General572060Songs & Lieder67104Vocal Non-Opera84Opera & Vocal301668Styles5174B00000EKFAhttp://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/redirect?tag=ws%26link_code=xm2%26camp=2025%26creative=165953%26path=http://www.amazon.com/gp/redirect.html%253fASIN=B00000EKFA%2526location=/o/ASIN/B00000EKFA%25253FSubscriptionId=0CNXJKY3C82HD479K602http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B00000EKFA.01._SCTHUMBZZZ_.jpg5050http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B00000EKFA.01._SCMZZZZZZZ_.jpg130129Throbbing GristleAudio Cassette798USD$7.9811Music1991-07-01Greatest Hits024596100142000011ATVPDKIKX0DERhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/help/seller/home.html?seller=ATVPDKIKX0DERNewThis item is currently not available by this merchant3.5102B00000EKFA33A1Y7JOS3R87K0U92004-08-24What the hell?At first I thought this would be some real industrial rock from the first known industrial band. But I got something completely different. This is just ALOT of random noises. Some of it freaks me out because this was Throbbing Gristle's plan to shock and annoy off-guard listeners. There's only a few actual songs on here that are actually normal. The last track "Adrenalin" is really good for something made in the 70's.
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<br />I don't know what else to say, if you like pure industrial music then pick this up, but if you're a fan of Ministry, KMFDM, NIN and other acts then you might wanna avoid this and wait til you can handle what goes on.B00000EKFA59A2LNHB61Y8AWCE92004-03-29Required ListeningThrobbing Gristle and their front man Genesis P-orrrige have been creating and then confounding the pop culture dialectic since 1976. Genesis P-orridige not only invented industrial music but also founded the first independent record label to promote it. If you listen to bands such as Ministry, Nine Inch Nails, or KMFDM, you owe a hand of gratitude to Throbbing Gristle; they invented the genre. This early industrial music was made mostly on homemade samplers and analog synthesizers made by band mates Sleazy and Chris Carter. Topics ranged from defecation, serial killers and burn victims. In short breaking many repressed late 70's and early 80's English social taboos. They made music than can only be described as pleasurable and disturbing at the same time. WARNING: Listen to this CD only in it's entirety from beginning to end, it like the Coum Transmissions performance art that inspired the music, is meant to be appreciated as art. All of it may not be immediately gratifying; it is metabolically designed to evoke physical and mental chemical reactions. ENJOY!B00000EKFA52A79B1XD16KO8Y52003-11-10this IS essentialEssential. Essential. Essential. That's all I can say. Know your roots, rivethead!B00000EKFA16A37554Z8KC7GTM312001-11-09Horrid!Ugh! I bought this many, many years ago (LP) because the name of the band intrigued me. What a major mistake! Even now, years later, the banal, wounded animal growlings of "Subhuman" echo in my brain. When they're not yelling at the listener, the other tunes (and I use the term loosely) is talentless, uninspired syntho (and I like techno) that could have been done with a child's first keyboard. Be afraid! Be very afraid!B00000EKFA45A2OT0RJCE828L52000-02-21TG - The Songs You Love So WellI agree that this isn't a definitive TG collection - where is "Persuasion" or "Weeping" and nothing from "Heathen Earth" - but it's still enjoyable enough. "Slug Bait" is actually more listenable here backwards as "Tiab Guls". By the way one of your US reviewers mentioned something about "United" being a top 10 hit in the UK - in your dreams pal! I can only assume he's confusing this "United" with the identically titled top 10 hit of the same era by those well-known Industrial pioneers, Judas Priest!467950Alt Industrial5213Industrial468304Goth & Industrial30Alternative Rock301668Styles5174471006Indie Rock468300Indie & Lo-Fi30Alternative Rock301668Styles5174603174Experimental Music35Miscellaneous301668Styles5174B00005RTHMhttp://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/redirect?tag=ws%26link_code=xm2%26camp=2025%26creative=165953%26path=http://www.amazon.com/gp/redirect.html%253fASIN=B00005RTHM%2526location=/o/ASIN/B00005RTHM%25253FSubscriptionId=0CNXJKY3C82HD479K602116921http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B00005RTHM.01._SCTHUMBZZZ_.jpg5050http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B00005RTHM.01._SCMZZZZZZZ_.jpg130130http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B00005RTHM.01._SCLZZZZZZZ_.jpg300300Various ArtistsAudio CD5026328100579Import2399USD$23.99111Music2002-02-15In the Beginning There Was Rhythm799USD$7.991863USD$18.631330011ATVPDKIKX0DERhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/help/seller/home.html?seller=ATVPDKIKX0DERNew7%2Fv1FKaTZp4%2FLv3BaLDVyP9HGkHuUOtBDtRk38NX9H0uTndMUkVsukf1aKifhEo9M7MP6twMgAk%3D2399USD$23.99Usually ships in 2 to 3 days4.531B00005RTHM31ARXDKOQSLTTE432002-04-30not bad, butPretty decent comp, but maybe not as wide ranging as that Nine O'Clock Drop comp Nuphonic put out in the same genre (post-punk dance). What's up with the liner notes though? Reads like they were written by a fourteen year-old for a book report. Dubious.B00005RTHM50A377QOEMDY4IWI02002-02-07angular funk/post punk junkso can we give out an award for best re-issue of the year AND best comp of the year even though it's barely february? one could spend years looking for these songs on long out of print singles and lp's (i know, i have) but soul jazz comes along and hands 'em to you on a silver platter! if the names mentioned above mean anything to you already (ACR, Pop Group, Gang of Four, etc.) you already know how good this is and would be a fool not to buy this comp RIGHT AWAY before the chance eludes you (hey soul jazz has already deleted some of their titles). what are you waiting for? a written invitation?B00005RTHM50A377QOEMDY4IWI02002-02-07angular funk/post-punk danceateria musicthe mighty soul jazz records brings out the big guns for the best re-issue & comp of the year, and it's only january. you could spend years looking for most of these songs on long out of print singles and lp's (i have), but now it's being handed to you on a plate. don't be a fool! buy this while it lasts! if you've gotten this far, and read the teaser about bands like Gang of Four, A Certain Ratio, etc. you already know what you're in for, you just need to know it's really THAT good. it's so about time this happened.Album DescriptionIn The Beginning There Was Rhythm features the groups that grew out of punk and embraced dance and electronic music. Artists include, A Certain Ratio, 23 Skidoo, Gang Of Four, The Human League, The Slits, Throbbing Gristle, This Heat, Cabaret Voltaire and The Pop Group. Digipak housed in a slipcase plus a 35 page booklet featuring photos and in depth notes about the disc and genre. 11 tracks. Soul Jazz Records.Album DetailsAn Excellent Selection of Postpunk Classics that Inspired the Electronic Dance Movements of the 1980's. Each Track is Essential to the Era and Will Bring Back all the Angst and Energy of the Time! an Alt-hits Soundtrack!B00009OYSENew York NoiseB0000C4LX3Death DiscoB00003WG0MEntertainment! [Bonus Tracks]63709General7Dance & DJ301668Styles5174467950Alt Industrial5213Industrial468304Goth & Industrial30Alternative Rock301668Styles5174602078Post-Punk602076New Wave & Post-Punk30Alternative Rock301668Styles5174602106Experimental Rock602100Rock468302Alternative Styles30Alternative Rock301668Styles51742LF65PN9Q3G2Obest guitars in "dance" musicB00000AF9Uhttp://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/redirect?tag=ws%26link_code=xm2%26camp=2025%26creative=165953%26path=http://www.amazon.com/gp/redirect.html%253fASIN=B00000AF9U%2526location=/o/ASIN/B00000AF9U%25253FSubscriptionId=0CNXJKY3C82HD479K602416432http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B00000AF9U.01._SCTHUMBZZZ_.jpg5050http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B00000AF9U.01._SCMZZZZZZZ_.jpg130130Various ArtistsAudio CDImport1298USD$12.9818Music1998-09-22Selection of the Original Sounds of New Orleans793515177120899USD$8.99010011ATVPDKIKX0DERhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/help/seller/home.html?seller=ATVPDKIKX0DERNewThis item is currently not available by this merchant63926General34Jazz301668Styles517463933Traditional Jazz General598162Traditional Jazz & Ragtime34Jazz301668Styles5174466014New Orleans & Dixieland Jazz465998Compilations34Jazz301668Styles5174916554Jazz701208Imports468040Substores5174B00009KQ19http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/redirect?tag=ws%26link_code=xm2%26camp=2025%26creative=165953%26path=http://www.amazon.com/gp/redirect.html%253fASIN=B00009KQ19%2526location=/o/ASIN/B00009KQ19%25253FSubscriptionId=0CNXJKY3C82HD479K602161789http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B00009KQ19.01._SCTHUMBZZZ_.jpg4550http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B00009KQ19.01._SCMZZZZZZZ_.jpg117130http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B00009KQ19.01._SCLZZZZZZZ_.jpg271300Various ArtistsAudio CD1498USD$14.9810Music2003-07-22Soho Lounge8020856911241090USD$10.901090USD$10.901790011ATVPDKIKX0DERhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/help/seller/home.html?seller=ATVPDKIKX0DERNewOgb0FvbE71tx58mKm9VO8Zs9Ej0nZdGoP8U%2B7JWzT2BA%2BXST7iZjWSr7NgxiBf28pPTHgDx7qHU%3D1498USD$14.98Usually ships in 24 hours5.011B00009KQ1950A36CJKQ2YRAVNA02004-05-01Highly RecommendedA good compilation of quality chill-out tracks. First listened to it in a cool contempoary lodge in an Australian forest, log fire flickering. Bliss.Album DescriptionSoho Lounge represents trans-Atlantic audio perfection where nu jazz, electro and house collide to create the essential Soho feelin' of urban NYC and London town. <P>Sophisticated and elegant yet dangerous and street; this is the sound of the inner city after hours. Soho Lounge takes you far away from the mainstream to the exclusive members clubs and the illegal drinking dens where the true underground flourishes!B0002PN5NWHotel Costes 7B000088STPErotic LoungeB000087N0HParis Under A Groove - Vol 1B0006ZXJ3ECosmic Game63709General7Dance & DJ301668Styles5174B00004RGHFhttp://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/redirect?tag=ws%26link_code=xm2%26camp=2025%26creative=165953%26path=http://www.amazon.com/gp/redirect.html%253fASIN=B00004RGHF%2526location=/o/ASIN/B00004RGHF%25253FSubscriptionId=0CNXJKY3C82HD479K602490244http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B00004RGHF.01._SCTHUMBZZZ_.jpg5050http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B00004RGHF.01._SCMZZZZZZZ_.jpg130129PersonaAudio CD1398USD$13.98110Music2000-04-15Uptight669910464526499USD$4.99488USD$4.88210011ATVPDKIKX0DERhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/help/seller/home.html?seller=ATVPDKIKX0DERNewqR4s%2BBu3zIYZ6Za10jqP6tZKMUOdtFxCbv3Q1l43jrdmKeiC3IIzutDL5de2HGJ7tixNls6Ixbc%3D1398USD$13.98Usually ships in 24 hours63711General642578Techno7Dance & DJ301668Styles517467218Electronica7Dance & DJ301668Styles5174520162Electronica171243Dance & DJ266023Indie Music468040Substores5174B0000C23FMhttp://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/redirect?tag=ws%26link_code=xm2%26camp=2025%26creative=165953%26path=http://www.amazon.com/gp/redirect.html%253fASIN=B0000C23FM%2526location=/o/ASIN/B0000C23FM%25253FSubscriptionId=0CNXJKY3C82HD479K602421834Super Grupo ColombiaAudio CD1098USD$10.9820Music2003-09-1670 Anos Peerless Una Historia Musical825646054527848USD$8.48853USD$8.531160011ATVPDKIKX0DERhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/help/seller/home.html?seller=ATVPDKIKX0DERNewNbNfI1xiEqVKEWQ1mQGgLUdTqf3PQVlkdR76HnRADUiAnumqSFI9%2B%2Fahs3%2FQtIJVS%2F%2FxF5YwzVo%3D1098USD$10.98Usually ships in 5 to 6 days63851General289122Latin Music301668Styles517463857Mexico33International301668Styles5174642060Mexico641094Music for Travelers3074321Categories605012Travel285080Amazon.com Stores265523B000003Z4Vhttp://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/redirect?tag=ws%26link_code=xm2%26camp=2025%26creative=165953%26path=http://www.amazon.com/gp/redirect.html%253fASIN=B000003Z4V%2526location=/o/ASIN/B000003Z4V%25253FSubscriptionId=0CNXJKY3C82HD479K602134479http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B000003Z4V.01._SCTHUMBZZZ_.jpg5050http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B000003Z4V.01._SCMZZZZZZZ_.jpg130130http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B000003Z4V.01._SCLZZZZZZZ_.jpg300301Throbbing GristleAudio CD1698USD$16.98111Music1990-11-13Throbbing Gristle - Greatest Hits0245961001281070USD$10.70600USD$6.002999USD$29.9928191011ATVPDKIKX0DERhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/help/seller/home.html?seller=ATVPDKIKX0DERNewlQxQTXXChT96Iha8O7rPlEeCt0w8%2FdbG8QCSzMwkmOeo%2BENzeZuz9ojmQsQoowZpv1TtTSSGJCg%3D1698USD$16.98Usually ships in 24 hours3.5102B000003Z4V33A1Y7JOS3R87K0U92004-08-24What the hell?At first I thought this would be some real industrial rock from the first known industrial band. But I got something completely different. This is just ALOT of random noises. Some of it freaks me out because this was Throbbing Gristle's plan to shock and annoy off-guard listeners. There's only a few actual songs on here that are actually normal. The last track "Adrenalin" is really good for something made in the 70's.
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<br />I don't know what else to say, if you like pure industrial music then pick this up, but if you're a fan of Ministry, KMFDM, NIN and other acts then you might wanna avoid this and wait til you can handle what goes on.B000003Z4V59A2LNHB61Y8AWCE92004-03-29Required ListeningThrobbing Gristle and their front man Genesis P-orrrige have been creating and then confounding the pop culture dialectic since 1976. Genesis P-orridige not only invented industrial music but also founded the first independent record label to promote it. If you listen to bands such as Ministry, Nine Inch Nails, or KMFDM, you owe a hand of gratitude to Throbbing Gristle; they invented the genre. This early industrial music was made mostly on homemade samplers and analog synthesizers made by band mates Sleazy and Chris Carter. Topics ranged from defecation, serial killers and burn victims. In short breaking many repressed late 70's and early 80's English social taboos. They made music than can only be described as pleasurable and disturbing at the same time. WARNING: Listen to this CD only in it's entirety from beginning to end, it like the Coum Transmissions performance art that inspired the music, is meant to be appreciated as art. All of it may not be immediately gratifying; it is metabolically designed to evoke physical and mental chemical reactions. ENJOY!B000003Z4V52A79B1XD16KO8Y52003-11-10this IS essentialEssential. Essential. Essential. That's all I can say. Know your roots, rivethead!B000003Z4V16A37554Z8KC7GTM312001-11-09Horrid!Ugh! I bought this many, many years ago (LP) because the name of the band intrigued me. What a major mistake! Even now, years later, the banal, wounded animal growlings of "Subhuman" echo in my brain. When they're not yelling at the listener, the other tunes (and I use the term loosely) is talentless, uninspired syntho (and I like techno) that could have been done with a child's first keyboard. Be afraid! Be very afraid!B000003Z4V45A2OT0RJCE828L52000-02-21TG - The Songs You Love So WellI agree that this isn't a definitive TG collection - where is "Persuasion" or "Weeping" and nothing from "Heathen Earth" - but it's still enjoyable enough. "Slug Bait" is actually more listenable here backwards as "Tiab Guls". By the way one of your US reviewers mentioned something about "United" being a top 10 hit in the UK - in your dreams pal! I can only assume he's confusing this "United" with the identically titled top 10 hit of the same era by those well-known Industrial pioneers, Judas Priest!B000003Z5E20 Jazz Funk GreatsB000003Z6DStrategies Against Architecture, Volume 1 (Strategein Gegen Architekturen)B00000DQSZTrans-Europe ExpressB000003Z5CD.O.A.: The Third and Final Report of Throbbing GristleB0000542LCFaust/So Far467950Alt Industrial5213Industrial468304Goth & Industrial30Alternative Rock301668Styles5174471006Indie Rock468300Indie & Lo-Fi30Alternative Rock301668Styles5174520094Indie & Lo Fi171240Alternative Rock266023Indie Music468040Substores5174520100Industrial520096Goth & Industrial171240Alternative Rock266023Indie Music468040Substores5174603174Experimental Music35Miscellaneous301668Styles51743E94LSD0D8BNA Primer to the extreme: Part 1How to drop napalm on weasels3S4WNN9B09GEKSo you say you like Industrial Music...2MFM50L4M66BA"Industrial Culture Soundtrack"3OYQ9WHNCTBJOA lesson in popular music.23YR0SB2SH9NMusic Emma Needs Pt. 231BPKI87751GUPunk Essentials Pt. 4 - Post-Punk and New WaveSV1CIQ33CN9JMusic from the edge of sanity1D870P15AQMWQTop 10 Favorite Bands (not Albums)3LGB01TTGQ5LJReally Good Names for Bands30EQBYM3XAC3SPretending to see the future: best synth pop recordsB000003Z5Ehttp://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/redirect?tag=ws%26link_code=xm2%26camp=2025%26creative=165953%26path=http://www.amazon.com/gp/redirect.html%253fASIN=B000003Z5E%2526location=/o/ASIN/B000003Z5E%25253FSubscriptionId=0CNXJKY3C82HD479K60215722http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B000003Z5E.01._SCTHUMBZZZ_.jpg4950http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B000003Z5E.01._SCMZZZZZZZ_.jpg129130Throbbing GristleAudio CD1698USD$16.98113Music1993-12-0220 Jazz Funk Greats0245961095271231USD$12.31499USD$4.9930190011ATVPDKIKX0DERhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/help/seller/home.html?seller=ATVPDKIKX0DERNewAwBwjGZPFMmpKjKeeaDL9ZTZHIxEgTWgbgb2nlZnH6yuAKXMqrr4FFQBG%2FQ%2FXrou0Ch69EOIxFE%3D1698USD$16.98Usually ships in 24 hours4.0123B000003Z5E50A33Q9G1SWZ1WQL02005-02-18FantasticThis is a classic Industrial album. I would recommend it to any Industrial fan or anyone interested in hearing some. The highlight of the album is "Still Walking", a perfect example of Throbbing Gristle's style. The rest of the tracks have their merits, even though some have a pop vibe ("Hot On The Heels of Love")B000003Z5E53A2YTEEO9V9U9QF32005-01-19The band for which the term industrial music was created.Read the review title again. It's literal. If you are a die-hard industrial music fan, you are supposed to have this already, otherwise people will come to your house and hit you with bats. All the cool people have it already. No, not THOSE people, the GENUINE cool people.B000003Z5E41A2QAO5AUQFAPIE12004-12-31very friendlythe vocalist once said the future will belong
<br />to the non musicians, that was in the late seventies
<br />now with dj culture and turn tables out selling
<br />guitars we see he was right. Throbbing Gristle was
<br />a band that put art first though in one song there
<br />is the lyric/spoken word"this is a crusade it has
<br />nothing to do with art". All they created had a point,
<br />was thought out, weather it was ment to shock, offend,
<br />comfort, mock, or add humour, there was thought involved.
<br />Today as we look at a musical landscape and see hollow
<br />shells of worn out formula from wich half wit pop songs
<br />are forced down our throughts i can find refuge in
<br />Throbbing Gristles music. They were a band ahead of thier
<br />time,the first to release cassette tapes, the first to release
<br />concerts on vhs and the first that dug the trenches and
<br />formed the front lines between us and the music industry,
<br />they released everything on thier own lable with total
<br />control of the end product. They made punk rock sound
<br />docile and meek in comparison,they pushed the boundries
<br />and the boundries were to afraid to push back. As for this
<br />perticular release, probably the most accessable and Very interesting
<br />so if your looking for something new try this
<br />if you are already a fan all i can say is "very friendly" B000003Z5E50A2H0JYMK5IR0HY32003-04-22massive ,music. "industrial"?Every song Throbbing Gristle did, on their live cd's (they released every one of their live performances) & on their albums, was so monumental. This cd is a must for anyone -- anyone -- interested in the nascence of this great music. I might be tempted, though, to recommend DOA by Throbbing Gristle before this. I personally like to listen to that more.B000003Z5E25ASNYQNXRVOAJ0132002-11-01dark acid dripsAlthough the world at large won't like this album, it will please fans of late 70's experimental rock music (lots of weird noizes, synths, and old school analog effects devices set to stiff drum machine beats). The instrumental songs are dark, twisted, and somewhat ambient sounding. The angst vocal songs remind me of what the Residents would sound like if they lost their sense of humor, and started shooting heroin during an acid trip. Aliens will love this album.Amazon.comThe best English rock & roll has always been made by art students; this sometimes-pretentious, always-engaging foursome is no exception. Throbbing Gristle's unprecedented alignment of collage, propaganda, and noise even spawned an entire genre. This 1978 full-length (originally the third release on the group's Industrial label) was their uncharacteristically accessible electro-pop album. It's survived rather well--of note are the pleasantly monotonous, noisy synth-pop of "What a Day," the wholly improvised two-tracks of "Discipline," and the playful, ambient "Exotica," a tribute to Martin Denny that prefigures hipster cocktail culture by two decades. The group wasn't only boundary-pushing, they had a sense of humor (easily glimpsed in the cover art) that's sorely lacking in the industrial music created since Throbbing Gristle's demise in the late '70s. <I>--Mike McGonigal</i>B000003Z5CD.O.A.: The Third and Final Report of Throbbing GristleB000003Z5GHeathen EarthB00005K9UKThe First Annual Report of Throbbing GristleB000003Z5A2nd Annual ReportB0000057NOHalber Mensch467950Alt Industrial5213Industrial468304Goth & Industrial30Alternative Rock301668Styles5174471006Indie Rock468300Indie & Lo-Fi30Alternative Rock301668Styles5174520094Indie & Lo Fi171240Alternative Rock266023Indie Music468040Substores5174520100Industrial520096Goth & Industrial171240Alternative Rock266023Indie Music468040Substores5174603174Experimental Music35Miscellaneous301668Styles51742KTNSBFYQK8O8no more heroes anymore (no particular order) -O5XAMM5CVBB0Mog Favorites3MB2SGC33BHU7yjkkhfkutugdklukldguk3V15TNXLQRMYSi am frog fry dakota in the nizzle of the aqua dawn pledge3B1IPX5JH1S1SMusick For Your Parents2X4PTAJLCQCJHIndustrial Essentials2GNK604ZA0J4GBrilliant Industrial Music31LHYZHRWYX9WBecome industrial/goth3FA05FZP5G3GVIndustrial Music for Industrial People1FU7WRRGL15WOWhen Alternative Still Was. Bands that began it all.B000003Z5Fhttp://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/redirect?tag=ws%26link_code=xm2%26camp=2025%26creative=165953%26path=http://www.amazon.com/gp/redirect.html%253fASIN=B000003Z5F%2526location=/o/ASIN/B000003Z5F%25253FSubscriptionId=0CNXJKY3C82HD479K602Throbbing GristleAudio Cassette798USD$7.9813Music1991-06-1120 Jazz Funk Greats024596109541615USD$6.15650USD$6.50210011ATVPDKIKX0DERhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/help/seller/home.html?seller=ATVPDKIKX0DERNewThis item is currently not available by this merchant4.0123B000003Z5F50A33Q9G1SWZ1WQL02005-02-18FantasticThis is a classic Industrial album. I would recommend it to any Industrial fan or anyone interested in hearing some. The highlight of the album is "Still Walking", a perfect example of Throbbing Gristle's style. The rest of the tracks have their merits, even though some have a pop vibe ("Hot On The Heels of Love")B000003Z5F53A2YTEEO9V9U9QF32005-01-19The band for which the term industrial music was created.Read the review title again. It's literal. If you are a die-hard industrial music fan, you are supposed to have this already, otherwise people will come to your house and hit you with bats. All the cool people have it already. No, not THOSE people, the GENUINE cool people.B000003Z5F41A2QAO5AUQFAPIE12004-12-31very friendlythe vocalist once said the future will belong
<br />to the non musicians, that was in the late seventies
<br />now with dj culture and turn tables out selling
<br />guitars we see he was right. Throbbing Gristle was
<br />a band that put art first though in one song there
<br />is the lyric/spoken word"this is a crusade it has
<br />nothing to do with art". All they created had a point,
<br />was thought out, weather it was ment to shock, offend,
<br />comfort, mock, or add humour, there was thought involved.
<br />Today as we look at a musical landscape and see hollow
<br />shells of worn out formula from wich half wit pop songs
<br />are forced down our throughts i can find refuge in
<br />Throbbing Gristles music. They were a band ahead of thier
<br />time,the first to release cassette tapes, the first to release
<br />concerts on vhs and the first that dug the trenches and
<br />formed the front lines between us and the music industry,
<br />they released everything on thier own lable with total
<br />control of the end product. They made punk rock sound
<br />docile and meek in comparison,they pushed the boundries
<br />and the boundries were to afraid to push back. As for this
<br />perticular release, probably the most accessable and Very interesting
<br />so if your looking for something new try this
<br />if you are already a fan all i can say is "very friendly" B000003Z5F50A2H0JYMK5IR0HY32003-04-22massive ,music. "industrial"?Every song Throbbing Gristle did, on their live cd's (they released every one of their live performances) & on their albums, was so monumental. This cd is a must for anyone -- anyone -- interested in the nascence of this great music. I might be tempted, though, to recommend DOA by Throbbing Gristle before this. I personally like to listen to that more.B000003Z5F25ASNYQNXRVOAJ0132002-11-01dark acid dripsAlthough the world at large won't like this album, it will please fans of late 70's experimental rock music (lots of weird noizes, synths, and old school analog effects devices set to stiff drum machine beats). The instrumental songs are dark, twisted, and somewhat ambient sounding. The angst vocal songs remind me of what the Residents would sound like if they lost their sense of humor, and started shooting heroin during an acid trip. Aliens will love this album.467950Alt Industrial5213Industrial468304Goth & Industrial30Alternative Rock301668Styles5174471006Indie Rock468300Indie & Lo-Fi30Alternative Rock301668Styles5174603174Experimental Music35Miscellaneous301668Styles5174