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From: Fairfield/Bridgeport CT
Originally Posted by Nightshade
but it seemed that once he broke the barrier he became complacent with here he was at and kept making the same music while actually stripping layers and textures away from his songs.
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From: My own level of hell
Originally Posted by sherwood
he definatly peaked with Closer
If you want some good stuff get his foreign releases during the earlier days or the Tate Mansion sessions, they get really dark and are extremely good sessions that pretty much were the early defining sound for Trent.
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Tickets are 55 bucks. :sad: Worth it for the sunday concert. If Clap Your Hands and Arctic Monkeys and Beck played with Sufjan Stevens, Flaming Lips, The Shins and Iron & Wine...That would be the shit.
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From: The boonies, CT
Originally Posted by Nightshade
Nah it's not really that NIN sucks but the cutting edge he was pushing in his earlier times never moved forward as the music around him caught up to where he was.
he did allow industrial to come to mainstream and allowed earlier groups like Skinny Puppy and KMFDM to finally get their just reward, but it seemed that once he broke the barrier he became complacent with here he was at and kept making the same music while actually stripping layers and textures away from his songs.
he did allow industrial to come to mainstream and allowed earlier groups like Skinny Puppy and KMFDM to finally get their just reward, but it seemed that once he broke the barrier he became complacent with here he was at and kept making the same music while actually stripping layers and textures away from his songs.
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From: My own level of hell
Originally Posted by Omniscient
I lost all respect for KMFDM after they release WWIII. But what you said is exactly true.
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Originally Posted by Nightshade
hahaha I lost respect after they did the Mortal Kombat soundtrack...possibly the single worst move they ever made and some of the worst music done by them.
What the hell? They did the Mortal Kombat soundtrack? That song is famous for being so fuckin' shitty.
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From: My own level of hell
Originally Posted by Omniscient
What the hell? They did the Mortal Kombat soundtrack? That song is famous for being so fuckin' shitty.
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From: My own level of hell
My bad they did one song "Megalomaniac" but I think they had a hand in forming the compilation also. I remember them having a pretty heavy hand in the movie soundtrack though.
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Great, now I'm listening to ATTAK!.. I hope I don't start warming up to KMFDM again. I just loved how the band itself was over 20 years old. But after WWIII came out they just became another one of those foreign bands that write about the damn war.