When two different worlds collide the results are usually very bizarre and interesting. That's pretty much the case here too, industrial and hip hop combined into this pleasant, earlubing paste. Guests include Scott Harding: (Drum loops, samples-all tracks), DJ Vadim (just plugging it for awesomeness), Sebastian Laws, Blixa Bargeld, Toastie Taylor, El-P, A-Syde, Sensational and Priest.
Nice one for putting this up @320. i DL'd a 256 previous. I used to have on cd when it came out. It survived multiple lending until one of my mates lost the fucker somehow. Before the days i had a computer, so not saved.
Thank you for the nice words! Feedback is always appreciated!
Although I liked Under the skin much more than Bad blood on a personal level, it's in no way a bad record. Perhaps Under the skin sounds more like a God-record at times, and being more constructed, it's easier to get.. I'll admit to this though. When first hearing Bad blood I was somewhat petrified. To be honest, it kicked my ass. What a deadly disc!
There was nothing like this in hip hop at the time. Brotherhood of the bomb was a couple of years away. There was Sensational and New Kingdom. But nothing this harsh and with a stellar line up still in their early days. Making the most of the sound channels. Frequently having 2 different vocals conflicting.
This blog is purely for evaluation purposes. If you stumble upon something you like, support the artist!
Any feedback, positive or negative, is much obliged.
Not to piss anybody off, but I hope it's perfectly clear for everybody: I WON'T SHARE THE GODFLESH "STREETCLEANER" REMASTER, DON'T BOTHER EMAILING ME ABOUT IT! Thank you!
You need all parts of the archive to extract the contents correctly!
For help, contact, requests and link removal, click here.
Nice one for putting this up @320. i DL'd a 256 previous. I used to have on cd when it came out. It survived multiple lending until one of my mates lost the fucker somehow. Before the days i had a computer, so not saved.
ReplyDeleteIt was my fave album of 98.
You got a fucking wicked site here mate.
Thank you for the nice words! Feedback is always appreciated!
ReplyDeleteAlthough I liked Under the skin much more than Bad blood on a personal level, it's in no way a bad record. Perhaps Under the skin sounds more like a God-record at times, and being more constructed, it's easier to get..
I'll admit to this though. When first hearing Bad blood I was somewhat petrified. To be honest, it kicked my ass. What a deadly disc!
There was nothing like this in hip hop at the time. Brotherhood of the bomb was a couple of years away. There was Sensational and New Kingdom. But nothing this harsh and with a stellar line up still in their early days.
ReplyDeleteMaking the most of the sound channels. Frequently having 2 different vocals conflicting.
It is a deadly disc indeed.