> > Stig Mathausen wrote: > > > . > > > The way the CD;s are sold often directly appeals to the generally male > > > rather childish (and i don;t mean that

wyvern wrote: > > Yes, I mentioned Forced Exposure before, and I forgot to mention that > partly why it's recommended is cause of the

Dadanoise spewed: > 2.) they don't count TO YOU. why should i try to convince you they do

Brent Bruni Comiskey wrote: > > >but I think one of the most "evil" songs is "The End" by the Doors. > > I forgot to

corpse wrote: > > > Q: How many noiseheads does it take to screw in a lightbulb? > > A: Five - 1 to stick his finger in the socket, 1 to

i just got a message from them this morning. #4 is coming out this fall. for the content, ask them at

Brent C wrote: > > While you're at it, also avoid Subterranean in SF and See > Hear in NYC, plain thieves in the mist, they are. You'

Brent C wrote: > > >The Eskimo > > The Releasing Eskimo of Iceland? > The "Eskimo" who pirated some Come Org stuff and

In article <pltw1.186$lM3.2331405@news.intelenet.net>, brianm@kuci.uci.edu (Brian MacDonald)

i have yet to hear it. Stig Mathausen wrote: > And no, > I haven't heard any rap this decade that can hold a candle to the PE/DMC/SchoolyD/IceT/LLCJ > output of the 80s.

article , Stig Mathausen writes >I'd like to hear of a death act called the Cowardly Sissies - *there's* a >challenge! > *Big girls' blouse* a north of england

GMT, Stig Mathausen wrote: >Rev.Goat wrote: >> >> On Wed, 22 Jul 1998 22:42:15 GMT, Bless Ed >> wrote: >> >> >> >> You've got me

Stig Mathausen wrote: > >There is no such genre. It's merely a dumping ground for whatever those who >propagate the term want to put in there, albeit in "quotation

METALFIELD6@WEBTV.NET wrote: > > In article <35a7b880.11423372@news.enter.net>, > bizzolt@udel.edu (Brad Bizzolt) wrote: > > Robb

This Saturday, June 6th at Astrocade Hearing Trumpet - Garage band musique concrete made by one old

For Sale, all prices postpaid: The Fall - Extricate - $7 Kids of Widney High - Special Music from

Heroinn0 wrote: > > I LOVE LEATHER!!!!!!!! No you don't. -- - Advertisment - tension hook online: http://www.angelfire.com/ca/tropica The

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> > Stig Mathausen wrote: > > > > > > > > Susan Lawly wrote: > > > :> >Mr. Ice sez: > > > :> Exclusive offer!!!! > > >

destruKt wrote: > > I think it's hilarious that if only those bastards in the Vienna art school > let him in, mr Hitler could have been

The Hand wrote: > > On Wed, 13 May 1998 09:34:56 +1000, Christopher Bieg > wrote: > > >Aesova wrote: > >> > >> I

just on a totally unrelated note to everything here, i went out to dinner and coffee last night. as i

Shoegaze99 wrote: > > My more My Bloody Valentine inspired material is all I usually > burn to disc, with the exception of the musical project

Whitehouse "Mummy and Daddy" SLCD020 Well, at long last the latest from the masters of the

I'm not all too familiar with the evolution of noise, and was wondering what people hold up as

Hi All.. Just wondering if you can recommend any ambient / trance like noise projects. Nothing too

Stig Mathausen wrote: > Colin Pascal wrote: > > Or how about most of Eraserhead? :) That's what got me. The soundtrack > > rocks. > Fair 'nuff too. Is there

Stig Mathausen wrote: > Along these lines: I'm always curious as to what the primary noisemaking > tools used by others are. Contact mikes + distortion only, or > high

Stig Mathausen wrote: $ Brent Bruni Comiskey wrote: $ > $ > >>>Bloody Valentines 'Loveless' still remains the album that has $ > >>>inspired

Whitehouse. Stig Mathausen wrote: > AnthonyEID wrote: > > > > So are those 3 cds worth picking up? How harsh, interesting, or weird are > > they? I have no experience