Songs I never want to hear at the clubs again.
aas...@my-deja.com
The Industrial Santa here from Seattle... the past couple weeks I was
thinking about something I thought was a good topic. Songs that are
played so much that I'm plain sick of hearing them anymore. I am sure
that alot of people out there feel the same. I showed the list around
to some friends at the club and they typically took exception to 1 or 2
songs on the list, but conceded that it is a song that is played much
too much. Right now my list is at 16 songs... and keep in mind I've
done most of my clubbing in San Fran, San Diego, Seattle and some in
Tampa and Orlando.. and you know when I was in Florida, I rarely heard
any of the 16 songs... which I was glad.. So this might be a regional
list... but if not... help me add to the list... and bitch at me for
putting certain songs on this list.. Not all of these are industrial...
but I feel this would fit here:
(note: * means I never liked the song)
Any Sisters of Mercy Song
Nine Inch Nails “Closer”
BiGod20 “The Bog” – I first heard this song in 1990.. and I’m still
fucking hearing it!!
Juno Reactor “God is God” *
Crystal Method “Busy Child *
Nick Cave “Right Red Hand”
Dead Can Dance “The Obsequious Mr. Lovegrove” (I used to love this song)
Coil “Loves secret domain” *
Numb “Blood”
Snog “Corporate Slave”
Any Prodigy song *
Front242 “Headhunter” the ultimate one hit wonder….
KMFDM “Megolmanic” (Sorry my asshole ex-roommate loved this song, so I
heard it waaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too much.)
KMFDM “Anarchy” (Jason and I agreed on this one. )
Revolting Cocks “Do you think I’m sexy?”
Pop Will Eat Itself “Ich Bin Ein Auslander (this is Halloween mix) *
NEVER liked it. I liked the original version, but.. GAWD..
Ok... tell me what you think...
Mark/aka Aasimar, aka Industrial Santa... ho ho ho..
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Before you buy.
grrstomp
The "Industrial Santa" in seattle? oookay. Hm. Never heard of
you, and I"m in seattle. do tell..
anyway, songs I would hate to hear ever again, and if i did, i
would kill myself. ..
Love Never Dies- APB
Sisters of Mercy- anything
Bauhaus- ANYthing
NIN-- ANYthing
Bigod20- Like a Prayer
Switchblade Symphony- anything
Voltaire- It's so easy being evil (?)
i HATE HATE HATE this song.
that's it. for now.
-Erica
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> Greetings:
> BiGod20 "The Bog" - I first heard this song in 1990.. and I'm
still
> fucking hearing it!!
> Juno Reactor "God is God" *
> Crystal Method "Busy Child *
> Nick Cave "Right Red Hand"
> Dead Can Dance "The Obsequious Mr. Lovegrove" (I used to love
this song)
> Coil "Loves secret domain" *
> Numb "Blood"
> Snog "Corporate Slave"
> Any Prodigy song *
> Front242 "Headhunter" the ultimate one hit wonder..
aas...@my-deja.com
grrstomp <grrstomp...@mindspring.com.invalid> wrote:
> you, and I"m in seattle. do tell..
Well do you ever goto the Mercury? Actually Hana Solo mentions me when
I get some music for her to play in her play lists.. I'm almost always
at the Merc on friday and saturday and dance a bit (though not so much
lately... :( )
Ok let me comment here :)
> anyway, songs I would hate to hear ever again, and if i did, i
> would kill myself. ..
> Love Never Dies- APB <-- this is getting there.. yes, but I've been
clubbing for years and most of the songs on my list have been played
SINCE I started clubbing in 93!
> Sisters of Mercy- anything <-- (said that... ) :)
> Bauhaus- ANYthing <- yeah I was considering that...
> NIN-- ANYthing <-- hmmm.. but Closer is the one you hear to death
and all the posuers love that one
> Bigod20- Like a Prayer <-- I just don't quite hate it enough yet...
> Switchblade Symphony- anything <-- hmmm I like SS, but I don't dance
so much to them anymore
> Voltaire- It's so easy being evil (?) That's "When your Evil"
Anyhow... yeah well it was being over played, but it doesn't get played
soo much anymore... and they need to do that to all the songs on my
list! :)
> i HATE HATE HATE this song.
>
> that's it. for now.
>
> -Erica
Mark/Aasimar/Industrial Santa
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"Nicolas Chevreux" <nicolas_...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> -Skinny Puppy: Assimilate
(I was considering putting ANY SP song.. but Dig It gets played more
than assimilate)
> -Einstuerzende Neubauten: Feurio!
(hate EN.. ick.)
> -Suicide Commando: The Mirror & See you in hell
>
> Nicolas
So are you regional Nick, or are you from another area?
later
Mark
Siege
"grrstomp" wrote
> Voltaire- It's so easy being evil (?)
That would be "When You're Evil."
I find it to be a rather amusing tongue-in-cheek poke at goths.
What exactly makes you "HATE HATE HATE" it so much?
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often.
The songs I am sick of here are: (mind you I am not listing songs by
preference just by amount of times I've heard them.
Anything by VNV Nation
Anything by Apoptygma Berzerk
Headhunter (though I love the Space Frog rmx in a club)
:W: Soylent Green
:W: Thorns
Another World (Don't You worry they won't find my body whatever it's
called) by Beborn Beton
Iris Annie Would I lie to You
London After Midnight Kiss
Lords of Acid (Darling Come Here Fuck up to) whatever that one is called
Covenant (the track from Europa they always play)Figurehead and Stalker
also.
Wolfsheim any song
and the END ALL BE ALL
Sintek Isolation
Alphaville Forever Young (I wish that song was never made)
Erek
In article <8lkrtt$5e2$1...@nnrp1.deja.com>,
aas...@my-deja.com wrote:
> Greetings:
> The Industrial Santa here from Seattle... the past couple weeks I was
> thinking about something I thought was a good topic. Songs that are
> played so much that I'm plain sick of hearing them anymore. I am sure
> that alot of people out there feel the same. I showed the list around
> to some friends at the club and they typically took exception to 1 or
2
> songs on the list, but conceded that it is a song that is played much
> too much. Right now my list is at 16 songs... and keep in mind I've
> done most of my clubbing in San Fran, San Diego, Seattle and some in
> Tampa and Orlando.. and you know when I was in Florida, I rarely heard
> any of the 16 songs... which I was glad.. So this might be a regional
> list... but if not... help me add to the list... and bitch at me for
> putting certain songs on this list.. Not all of these are
industrial...
> but I feel this would fit here:
> (note: * means I never liked the song)
>
> Any Sisters of Mercy Song
> Nine Inch Nails “Closer”
> BiGod20 “The Bog” – I first heard this song in 1990.. and I’m still
> fucking hearing it!!
> Juno Reactor “God is God” *
> Crystal Method “Busy Child *
> Nick Cave “Right Red Hand”
> Dead Can Dance “The Obsequious Mr. Lovegrove” (I used to love this
song)
> Coil “Loves secret domain” *
> Numb “Blood”
> Snog “Corporate Slave”
> Any Prodigy song *
> Front242 “Headhunter” the ultimate one hit wonder….
> KMFDM “Megolmanic” (Sorry my asshole ex-roommate loved this song, so I
> heard it waaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too much.)
> KMFDM “Anarchy” (Jason and I agreed on this one. )
> Revolting Cocks “Do you think I’m sexy?”
> Pop Will Eat Itself “Ich Bin Ein Auslander (this is Halloween mix) *
> NEVER liked it. I liked the original version, but.. GAWD..
>
> Ok... tell me what you think...
>
> Mark/aka Aasimar, aka Industrial Santa... ho ho ho..
>
> Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/
> Before you buy.
>
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synapse
aas...@my-deja.com wrote:
> Revolting Cocks “Do you think I’m sexy?”
> Pop Will Eat Itself “Ich Bin Ein Auslander (this is Halloween mix) *
> NEVER liked it. I liked the original version, but.. GAWD..
They actually play the Halloween/Ich bin.. mix? *giggle* I have it and think
it's hilarious, Kurt Harland made it as a joke..
--
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BenCE
sick of list:
-Any industrial cover of New Wave
-Bad remixes of good songs, played just to prove dj originality
-Claims that the scene is any better or worse than it has ever been
OK, maybe these are peeves ;)
Todd Clayton
>
> I live in New York and they don't play a lot of those songs here that
> often.
>
> The songs I am sick of here are: (mind you I am not listing songs by
> preference just by amount of times I've heard them.
>
> Anything by VNV Nation
> Anything by Apoptygma Berzerk
> Headhunter (though I love the Space Frog rmx in a club)
> :W: Soylent Green
> :W: Thorns
> Another World (Don't You worry they won't find my body whatever it's
> called) by Beborn Beton
> Iris Annie Would I lie to You
> London After Midnight Kiss
> Lords of Acid (Darling Come Here Fuck up to) whatever that one is called
> Covenant (the track from Europa they always play)Figurehead and Stalker
> also.
> Wolfsheim any song
> and the END ALL BE ALL
> Sintek Isolation
> Alphaville Forever Young (I wish that song was never made)
You might as well stay home, as you've basically listed 100% club tunes.
Thoguh I'd agree with Thorns and LAM.
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> aas...@my-deja.com wrote:
> >Greetings:
> >The Industrial Santa here from Seattle...
>
> The "Industrial Santa" in seattle? oookay. Hm. Never heard of
> you, and I"m in seattle. do tell..
> anyway, songs I would hate to hear ever again, and if i did, i
> would kill myself. ..
>
> Love Never Dies- APB
> Sisters of Mercy- anything
> Bauhaus- ANYthing
> NIN-- ANYthing
> Bigod20- Like a Prayer
> Switchblade Symphony- anything
> Voltaire- It's so easy being evil (?)
> i HATE HATE HATE this song.
>
see..now we need to send these lists to every fucking club d.j
and get them playing new and better music...even if the "Sheep"
*don't* dance..fuck em..play better music..they will eventually
dance.
thats how it all started anyways..when club d.js had more balls.
> that's it. for now.
>
> -Erica
>
>
>
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Yeah I think it's basically a one hit wonder.. yeah I know, Welcome to
Paradise... and the album Front By Front was good... but was there
anything else good?
nah if I was on crack I'd be happy.. :P
M
grrstomp
"Siege" <rive...@locomp.net> wrote:
>
> "grrstomp" wrote
> > Voltaire- It's so easy being evil (?)
> > i HATE HATE HATE this song.
>
> I find it to be a rather amusing tongue-in-cheek poke at goths.
> What exactly makes you "HATE HATE HATE" it so much?
Do you have any IDEA how many times I have heard that song and everyone
instantly hits the dancefloor doing this whole "i'm so goff" flail-
handtoforehead-flail-flail dance? eeeuck.
I've just heard it too much.
And no, I don't go to the Mercury anymore.
-Erica
grrstomp
the DSBP <tom...@dsbp.cx> wrote:
> see..now we need to send these lists to every fucking club d.j
> and get them playing new and better music...even if the "Sheep"
> *don't* dance..fuck em..play better music..they will eventually
> dance.
> thats how it all started anyways..when club d.js had more balls.
Hell yes. Why not? You rule. Why don't YOU open up a club?
aas...@my-deja.com
> I live in New York and they don't play a lot of those songs here that
> often.
Hmm from your list it does show a bit of difference.
> The songs I am sick of here are: (mind you I am not listing songs by
> preference just by amount of times I've heard them.
>
> Anything by VNV Nation <-- played alot but not too much.. and in fair
variety
> Anything by Apoptygma Berzerk <-- same
> Headhunter (though I love the Space Frog rmx in a club)<-- on the list
> :W: Soylent Green <
> :W: Thorns< ummm well... yeah.. but I still like them
> Another World (Don't You worry they won't find my body whatever it's
> called) by Beborn Beton <- well considering how many other good songs
they have... yeah it's getting there..needs more time
> Iris Annie Would I lie to You <-- I love this song, but umm I only
recently injected it into our scene (gave Hana a copy of it)
> London After Midnight Kiss <-- never heard it.
> Lords of Acid (Darling Come Here Fuck up to) whatever that one is
called <-- actually <this> will go on the list!
> Covenant (the track from Europa they always play)Figurehead and
Stalker also. <- Well Tension gets played alot
> Wolfsheim any song <- I love Wolfsheim.. Once in a Lifetime gets
played way too much, but it's not quite on the hated list.
> and the END ALL BE ALL
> Sintek Isolation
> Alphaville Forever Young (I wish that song was never made)(This song
still gets played?)
So there are some differences between the NW and the NE :)
Mark
> Erek
>
> In article <8lkrtt$5e2$1...@nnrp1.deja.com>,
> aas...@my-deja.com wrote:
> > Greetings:
> > Revolting Cocks “Do you think I’m sexy?”
> > Pop Will Eat Itself “Ich Bin Ein Auslander (this is Halloween mix) *
> > NEVER liked it. I liked the original version, but.. GAWD..
> >
> > Ok... tell me what you think...
> >
> > Mark/aka Aasimar, aka Industrial Santa... ho ho ho..
> >
> > Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/
> > Before you buy.
> >
>
> --
> "They that give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary
> safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." -- Benjamin Franklin,
1759.
>
aas...@my-deja.com
> Do you have any IDEA how many times I have heard that song and
everyone instantly hits the dancefloor doing this whole "i'm so goff"
> I've just heard it too much.
>
> And no, I don't go to the Mercury anymore.
>
> -Erica
>
for an hour on Sunday..
Mark
aas...@my-deja.com
> > see..now we need to send these lists to every fucking club d.j
> > and get them playing new and better music...even if the "Sheep"
> > *don't* dance..fuck em..play better music..they will eventually
> > dance.
> > thats how it all started anyways..when club d.js had more balls.
>
> Hell yes. Why not? You rule. Why don't YOU open up a club?
>
> -Erica
Actually once I get a full list... I'm going to give JQ and Hana Solo a
copy of it... lol
aas...@my-deja.com
> > Revolting Cocks “Do you think I’m sexy?”
> > Pop Will Eat Itself “Ich Bin Ein Auslander (this is Halloween mix) *
> > NEVER liked it. I liked the original version, but.. GAWD..
>
and think
> it's hilarious, Kurt Harland made it as a joke..
>
> --
> "Ouch, I think you burnt my underwear"
>
> [ Synapse - http://fall-in.to/absolution ]
Ugh yes.. it was actually a big thing for a while... I like Ich Bin..
and I kinda like Halloween, but the two of them together? geez..
blah!
M
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>>Paradise... and the album Front By Front was good... but was there
>>anything else good?
Although it's hard for me to think anyone in their right mind could think this
is seriously the only good stuff 242 has ever done... I guess it depends on
what you're after. I still think "Official Version" is one of the most
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> Any Sisters of Mercy Song
I agree. I have 10-15 people PER NIGHT ask for a SoM song.
> Nine Inch Nails "Closer"
Not _that_ bad. Try "Head Like a Hole."
> BiGod20 "The Bog" - I first heard this song in 1990.. and I'm still
> fucking hearing it!!
"The Bog (Dance Mix)" from the "Carpe Diem" single isn't that bad, but it is
overplayed.
> Juno Reactor "God is God" *
I'll disagree here.
> Crystal Method "Busy Child *
And here.
> Nick Cave "Right Red Hand"
Huh?
> Dead Can Dance "The Obsequious Mr. Lovegrove" (I used to love this song)
I never liked this song. Too many people do, though...
> Coil "Loves secret domain" *
Heh. I tell 'em I don't own it. Now I _never_ hear it...
"That's right. Even my 'Black Box' comp CD #2 was damaged..."
> Numb "Blood"
Huh?
> Snog "Corporate Slave"
"Can you play 'Corporate Slave' by Snog for me? It's my birthday..."
"I'm sorry, but my wife dropped the CD behind the TV yesterday, and when I
recovered it, the CD was scratched so badly that 'Corporate Slave' and 'Real
Estate Man' don't play without skipping horrendously."
> Any Prodigy song *
You really shouldn't be in a club if you don't expect to hear at least ONE
Prodigy song.
> Front242 "Headhunter" the ultimate one hit wonder..
I agree.
> KMFDM "Megolmanic" (Sorry my asshole ex-roommate loved this song, so I
> heard it waaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too much.)
Nah, I like KMFDM.
> KMFDM "Anarchy" (Jason and I agreed on this one. )
See above.
> Revolting Cocks "Do you think I'm sexy?"
"Da Ya Think I'm Overplayed?"
> Pop Will Eat Itself "Ich Bin Ein Auslander (this is Halloween mix) *
> NEVER liked it. I liked the original version, but.. GAWD..
Nah.
> Ok... tell me what you think...
>
> Mark/aka Aasimar, aka Industrial Santa... ho ho ho..
Try these:
Concrete Blonde - "Bloodletting"
Covenant - "Dead Stars" (Hell, ANYTHING Covenant right now...)
:Wumpscut: - Anything by them
FLA - "The Blade" and "Millennium"
Birmingham 6 - "Godlike"
Bauhaus - "Bela Lugosi's Dead" ...y'know, the 9-minute version...
The Cure - Anything by them
Rammstein - "Du Hast" Who the hell wrote this? "You Have?" As if this
were really intended for anything BUT an American audience...
Soft Cell - "Tainted Love"
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>
> -Skinny Puppy: Assimilate
> -Einstuerzende Neubauten: Feurio!
What? No link!?!? ;)
I personally think EN: "Headcleaner" and SC: "Somnabulist" are the
most overplayed.
It's been a looooong time since I went to a club, and after reading
this thread I recall why...
the DSBP
> In article <Pine.WNT.4.21.0007251647450.-280463@bobbo>,
> the DSBP <tom...@dsbp.cx> wrote:
>
> > see..now we need to send these lists to every fucking club d.j
> > and get them playing new and better music...even if the "Sheep"
> > *don't* dance..fuck em..play better music..they will eventually
> > dance.
> > thats how it all started anyways..when club d.js had more balls.
>
> Hell yes. Why not? You rule. Why don't YOU open up a club?
>
> -Erica
hehe..well i did a few years ago..and thats where all my
awareness began....i only lasted a couple months though..it
really got to me,and alot of drama and all that...thats where
you find out who your REAL friends are..
i actually must say though i can respect and commend anyone who
does open a club and sticks it out..its really hard work,and it
has to be your main focus if thats what you are doing..for me it
was not..my label,radio shows,distro,radio promotions,and band
were more important for me....and still are..and i'm glad i made
my choice...its kept my sanity at least a bit longer.
---TOMMY t-===-=-=-DSBP_______www.dsbp.cx_
Siege
"grrstomp" wrote
> > That would be "When You're Evil."
> > I find it to be a rather amusing tongue-in-cheek poke at goths.
> > What exactly makes you "HATE HATE HATE" it so much?
>
> instantly hits the dancefloor doing this whole "i'm so goff" flail-
> handtoforehead-flail-flail dance? eeeuck.
> I've just heard it too much.
I never go to clubs so I didn't realize that it was that overplayed.
Though the scenario you have described does make me understand your
disgust...and it makes me chuckle...hehe...silly goths...
Now I'm wondering how many songs I'd hate if I actually went to clubs...
Nicolas Chevreux
zeqf5.2359$qe5.5...@nntp3.onemain.com...
> Nicolas Chevreux <nicolas_...@hotmail.com> wrote...
> >
> > -Skinny Puppy: Assimilate
> > -Einstuerzende Neubauten: Feurio!
> > -Suicide Commando: The Mirror & See you in hell
>
> What? No link!?!? ;)
It was just a test to recognize the fans. Congratulations, you
have just porved to be one.
Nicolas Chevreux
I've never been to Seattle, sorry. My current location is
California, but I'm being relocated to Berlin in one week.
the DSBP
> On Tue, 25 Jul 2000 23:53:56 GMT, aas...@my-deja.com wrote:
>
> >Actually once I get a full list... I'm going to give JQ and Hana Solo a
> >copy of it... lol
> >
> JQ and Hana are completely aware of the songs some of us do not want
> to hear. In fact, they do NOT want to hear the songs again. You
> have to face the fact that most of the people who go to clubs are more
> into the scene than the music and the DJ's at the Mercury make their
> money based on alcohol sales. Also, since Hana has been playing more
> power noise, her head count has gone down considerably.
> Unfortunately, people want to hear the same song over and over again,
> even when they have been going out to clubs since the early
> 90's...every night must be nostalgic for them or something.
>
> Genn
>
yeah..hana's sets look to be beautiful!!thats the kind of club
nights there need to be more of..playing a good infusion of
electro,industrial,power noise,and synthpop too..all of it...but
done in a cool way.so everyone gets more for their money..
and Hana's sets,and Badgers kick ass!! i love the intro's before
her playlists...thats truly the way i would be X 10 as a club
d.j...no tolerance for the same old shit...it would drive me
nuts,and make them hurt too.my nuts...i mean..
[narcissusproductions]
..the latest Reader's Digest Style -chrisr-quotes from the "You
Didn't Ask, but Here's My Two Cents Anyway, and besides, I
haven't posted in nearly six minutes" file:
Any Sisters of Mercy Song -
"Secret marketing plan some some top-secret "Sisterhood" agency
has of making people actually wish a NEW Sisters album would
finally come out. And no, exploiting an "exotic" vocalist to
wail over the top of another old song does not make it a new
song"
Nine Inch Nails “Closer” -
"Maybe if I get close enough to God I can trip the breaker on
the PA"...."When you drive past a frat house on the way to a
club, and the same song is coming out of both, be afraid, be
very afraid"
Any Prodigy song -
Crystal Method "Busy Child" -
"along with all the Underworld, Dust Brothers, Prodigy, Fat Boy
Slim, etc., stuff they keep trying to sneak in to clubs in
Seattle and elsewhere, some of which might even be OK,
sometimes, in a different situation: RIGHT SONG, WRONG CLUB."
Dead Can Dance “The Obsequious Mr. Lovegrove” (I used to love
this song) "Press release arrives announcing Cleopatra 2-disc
remix and / or tribute album, release date TBA...trite EBM
remake of same song in heavy club rotation for six more
years...on the eve of the seventh year, new, 21-year-old patron
of club has a "new song she discovered that she wants to show
you", leading to passing thoughts of suicide or self-
mutilation...Several years after that, remastered version of old
EBM remake of The Obsequious Mr. Lovegrove ends up on commercial
for new Volkswagen Magnetic Hovercraft 2025"
Front242 “Headhunter” the ultimate one hit wonder…
"What about the 'Jesus is Here' song? That one's pretty catchy"
KMFDM
"Also had other songs! How about trying one of those?"
Revolting Cocks “Do you think I’m sexy?”
"Just as I was starting to get a buzz on and get into it, you
have to go and remind me that there's a Rod Stewart"
Erek added:
Alphaville "Forever Young" (I wish that song was never made) -
"Wait a minute, what's with all these shiny guys wearing only
leather chaps...hey, I'm in the wrong club again! What was that,
$2 wells? I guess it wouldn't hurt to hang around for a couple
hours..."
And -chrisr- added:
You Here's Greatest Hits - the Moby Remixes - "Everybody But Me
Is Wrong"
"Why is there nothing but dead air? Oh, wait a minute. YouHere
won't LET us hear any of his music...why was that he said that
was? Something about his penis? Huh?" :-)
np: The Jingle Cats Christmas Album
- chrisr -
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"dolls? DOLLS? hm. gender-confusion issues?" -grrstomp
[narcissusproductions]
>Hana Solo a copy of it... lol
I'll bet when she holds the "please don't play" petition up next
to her "and the finger this week goes to" list of requests
people make that she puts on her playlist emails, they will all
be the same songs!
Maybe the final list could be framed, and hung above the DJ
booth at clubs, as some sort of "request at your own risk" list.
Kind of like putting up a "No Stairway" sign in a music store?
grrstomp
aas...@my-deja.com wrote:
> Actually once I get a full list... I'm going to give JQ and Hana Solo
a
> copy of it... lol
Cool.
You go to The Church on Sunday nights @ Foxes?
i spin powernoise.. baracus and zenobyte spin ebm/industrial..
should stop by some night..
-erica
Genn
>Actually once I get a full list... I'm going to give JQ and Hana Solo a
>copy of it... lol
>
paradive
"Tom Shear" <toms...@aol.comYourMom> wrote in message
news:20000725195909...@ng-fg1.aol.com...
> >>Yeah I think it's basically a one hit wonder.. yeah I know, Welcome to
> >>Paradise... and the album Front By Front was good... but was there
> >>anything else good?
>
> Although it's hard for me to think anyone in their right mind could think
this
> is seriously the only good stuff 242 has ever done... I guess it depends
on
> what you're after. I still think "Official Version" is one of the most
> incredible EBM albums ever made... and "Off Evil" is pretty brilliant too.
Up Evil is one of the most criminally under-rated albums of our time, imo.
paradive
np: vromb - emission pilote
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"Nicolas Chevreux" <nicolas_...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> -Einstuerzende Neubauten: Feurio!
I've only heard that song once in a club. It was at club Therapy in San
Diego. I request it all the time in Seattle but it never gets played.
Matthew
Veni Vidi Exii
>-Any industrial cover of New Wave
Both A23 covers from Newer Wave and Newer Wave 2.0 are great, IMO.
- Veni Vidi Exii
"Three different names and I'm Chim-chim Hamstersniffer every time." - Seige
Todd Clayton
>
> BenCE wrote:
> >-Any industrial cover of New Wave
>
> Both A23 covers from Newer Wave and Newer Wave 2.0 are great, IMO.
Actually, a great deal od Newer Wave 2 was excellent. Newer Wave (1 I
guess) had it's moments as well.
Just no more fucking covers of Tainted Love, OK?
commiecat
wumpscut - thorns (with or without lyrics)
242 - headhunter (-so- many good songs they have)
boingo - insanity
bauhaus - bela lugosi (auuuugh!)
sisters - sing this corrosion (double auuuuugh!)
wolfsheim - sparrows and nightingales
delerium - anything
kmfdm - anything
switchblade - anything
and just about any 80's cover (excpet A23's "love my way" and InSoc's
"Are 'friends' electric", because i love those 2 bands. heh)
of course there are more which other people have already posted, or i
cant think off right now.
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Sleep3k
Siege wrote:
> "grrstomp" wrote
> > Voltaire- It's so easy being evil (?)
> > i HATE HATE HATE this song.
>
> That would be "When You're Evil."
> I find it to be a rather amusing tongue-in-cheek poke at goths.
> What exactly makes you "HATE HATE HATE" it so much?
I think that song is cute. Voltaire is reprehensibly untalented (see the
comic abomination "Oh My Goth"), but that track makes me think of
something an evil disney character would sing. And that's all good.
Sleep3k
WMIAOU
"Like a Prayer"-BiGod20
"Headhunter"-Front 242
"Another World"-Beborn Beton (I like it but enough already)
Most of the Sisters of Mercy catalogue, especially "Temple of Love"
"Tainted Love"-Soft Cell
Bauhaus-"Bela Lugosi's Dead"
"Ausoween"-the Kurt Harland thingy-this has gotten played to the point that a
lot of people don't realize that "Ich Bin Ein Auslander" is a separate entity
"The Ubiquitous Mr. Lovegrove"-DCD did nine major releases and yet the idiot DJ
plays this every week
And various horrible reminders of the 80s. At least the club that committed
these crimes of redundancy (well one of the DJs anyway) has recently burned
down. No one was hurt, so I shed no tears. :P
Mina
Sleep3k
aas...@my-deja.com wrote:
> Ok... tell me what you think...
Hmmm.... there are a lot of tracks I've heard way too many times, and
there's only been club culture here for just under a year. But the most
overplayed tracks in Halifax are:
Sisters "Temple of Love '92"
Depeche Mode "Master and Servant"
NiN "Perfect Drug"
Bowie and Reznor "I'm afraid of Americans"
Apotheosis "O Fortuna"
Velvet Acid Christ "Fun With Drugs" (I'm partly responsible for killing
this one. I stopped playing it in my sets 7 months or so ago. Someone else
picked up the torch...)
Sleep3k
Veni Vidi Exii
>Actually, a great deal od Newer Wave 2 was excellent. Newer Wave (1 I
>guess) had it's moments as well.
One of the Newer Wave comps has the only Hate Dept. song I care for - "Planet
Earth." But yeah, in general, I think they were pretty well done.
>Just no more fucking covers of Tainted Love, OK?
Oh, c'mon. Don't you like Coil?
Veni Vidi Exii
>"Another World"-Beborn Beton (I like it but enough already)
Oh, c'mon, Mina. Its chock full of synthy goodness.
I dunno. I don't club often, so I don't hear this song, oh, ever. When I do,
maybe once every 8 months or so, I bob my head. I think its catchy.
Dayv!
> In article <8lktqm$4o8ca$1...@ID-32990.news.cis.dfn.de>,
> "Nicolas Chevreux" <nicolas_...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>> -Einstuerzende Neubauten: Feurio!
>
> I've only heard that song once in a club. It was at club Therapy in San
> Diego. I request it all the time in Seattle but it never gets played.
Yeah, I'd like to know what clubs are overplaying "Feurio" and
"Headcleaner." Certainly no club I've been lucky enough to go to.
np: IS- Nord
--
-Dayv!
"It must take some real acrobatics to fit
your foot in your mouth and have your
head up your ass at the same time..."
grrstomp
aas...@my-deja.com wrote:
>
> > Do you have any IDEA how many times I have heard that song and
> everyone instantly hits the dancefloor doing this whole "i'm so goff"
> > I've just heard it too much.
> >
> >
> > -Erica
> >
> Erica, well where do you go clubbing at? Do you goto Foxes? I was
there
> for an hour on Sunday..
I help run Foxes (ie. the Church).
-Erica
Zinnifred
>Ack. Try being a DJ. I work at a Chicago club.
Which one? I used to go to Smart Bar, but now
it SUCKS!!!!. Neo's isn't that much better either.
I'm going to check out Morseland on Saturday; it's
supposed to be ebm, electro, pn, & goth (ICK)
Judging from the Noisex show, it looks like it will
be pretty good. I just hope that Scary Lady Sara
and her legions stay the hell away with their crap
music, because it's been waaayyy too long since
Chicago has had a decent industrial night.
-zinnifred
eschaton
Sleep3k wrote:
> I think that song is cute. Voltaire is reprehensibly untalented (see the
> comic abomination "Oh My Goth"), but that track makes me think of
> something an evil disney character would sing. And that's all good.
He is way fun to see live. Anyway, while he plays next to nothing on
guitar, the rest of his band are fairly talented. Plus, how many other
shows can I go to and laugh my ass of at.
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eschaton
isoldmys...@my-deja.com wrote:
> Covenant (the track from Europa they always play)
Wind of the North?
> Wolfsheim any song
Stop playing 'once in a lifetime' DAMNIT!
I agree with most of what you mentioned but I would also add
Mesh: Trust You
Statemachine: Thermal noise
FLA: Plasticity
The funny thing is, being on both sides of the pond, NYC and London overplay
the exact same songs.
doublethink
news:20000725223917...@ng-bk1.aol.com...
> And various horrible reminders of the 80s. At least the club that committed
> these crimes of redundancy (well one of the DJs anyway) has recently burned
> down. No one was hurt, so I shed no tears. :P
Haha. I was thinking "what a coincidence - I live near a crappy club that just
burned down!" before I got to the bottom of your post and saw your name. :)
I shed no tears either. However, I'm sure the DJs and fans will continue
listening to their 80's pop music (which they often refer to as "underground"
and "industrial") at whatever temporary venue they set up.
--
Keith
( phaseshift radio . http://www.rit.edu/~kjc5168/phaseshift )
the DSBP
> >Actually once I get a full list... I'm going to give JQ and
> >Hana Solo a copy of it... lol
> >Mark
>
> I'll bet when she holds the "please don't play" petition up next
> to her "and the finger this week goes to" list of requests
> people make that she puts on her playlist emails, they will all
> be the same songs!
>
> Maybe the final list could be framed, and hung above the DJ
> booth at clubs, as some sort of "request at your own risk" list.
> Kind of like putting up a "No Stairway" sign in a music store?
your a FUN guy!!made me spit my damn sprite all over my computer
again...dammit..i will be more prepared next time..
>
> - chrisr -
> [ doll factory ] - http://listen.to/dollfactory
> "dolls? DOLLS? hm. gender-confusion issues?" -grrstomp
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aas...@my-deja.com
> > Erica, well where do you go clubbing at? Do you goto Foxes? I was
> there for an hour on Sunday..
>
> I help run Foxes (ie. the Church).
>
> -Erica
Well then I guess you were there... lol.. let me guess.. are you a
little girl with short dark hair and dance fairly wild?
Mark
aas...@my-deja.com
> > Actually once I get a full list... I'm going to give JQ and Hana
Solo a copy of it... lol
>
> You go to The Church on Sunday nights @ Foxes?
> i spin powernoise.. baracus and zenobyte spin ebm/industrial..
> should stop by some night..
>
> -erica
I have went a couple times. The first time I went, it was pretty good..
I danced to a few songs.. and the second time wasn't so good... the
last time... was just dead... I talked to Heather briefly.. she razzing
me a little cuz I couldn't get into the Merc cuz I couldnt' find my
wallet... I did go home and find it (after tearing up my apartment)..
but yeah I'll come in again next week, and try to get there earlier.. I
got there at about 11 on sunday..
M
aas...@my-deja.com
>Also, since Hana has been playing more
> power noise, her head count has gone down considerably.
> Unfortunately, people want to hear the same song over and over again,
> even when they have been going out to clubs since the early
> 90's...every night must be nostalgic for them or something.
>
> Genn
Actually I haven't liked the change so much.. been dancing alot less..
I think that's a sign of old age.. when you stop at a certain music era
and can't listen to any thing new.. like those old fuckers who listen
to Barry Manalow.. or those who can't realize that the members of KISS
are like 90 now.. ha ha.. I do like some of the newer stuff like Din
Fiv..and Flugslied (sp?) but you may also account the slide in "head
count" to Summertime.. I've always seen that happen no matter what
clubs I've been to, and I've seen my fair share.
Hey is this the Genn I think it is?
Mark
aas...@my-deja.com
> >Actually once I get a full list... I'm going to give JQ and
> >Hana Solo a copy of it... lol
>
> I'll bet when she holds the "please don't play" petition up next
> to her "and the finger this week goes to" list of requests
> people make that she puts on her playlist emails, they will all
> be the same songs!
>
Woohoo... yeah.. Hana can give me the finger... My list mostly consists
of songs that I heard when I first started clubbing way back in
the "olden days" (haha).. My real gripe is that there is so much more
good stuff out there since what happened back in 1989... or 1993!
I think there should be another list that is:
"Don't play this song so damn much, else it will get on the other
list!" :)
aas...@my-deja.com
"Nicolas Chevreux" <nicolas_...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> > So are you regional Nick, or are you from another area?
>
> I've never been to Seattle, sorry. My current location is
> California, but I'm being relocated to Berlin in one week.
Cool... I used to club in CA... in 93-94 in San Fran.. and 94-95 in San
Diego (but I only went to Club Therapy).. then 96-00 up here in Seattle.
gawd I'm old.. :(
aas...@my-deja.com
> > >>Yeah I think it's basically a one hit wonder.. yeah I know,
Welcome to Paradise... and the album Front By Front was good... but was
there anything else good?
> >
> > Although it's hard for me to think anyone in their right mind could
think this is seriously the only good stuff 242 has ever done... I
guess it depends on what you're after. I still think "Official
Version" is one of the most
> > incredible EBM albums ever made... and "Off Evil" is pretty
brilliant too.
>
> Up Evil is one of the most criminally under-rated albums of our time,
imo.
>
Personally I was never too impressed with either album. I had both of
them... I've seen 242 live too but Front by Front was the only one I
really liked..
M
aas...@my-deja.com
> > -Einstuerzende Neubauten: Feurio!
>
> I've only heard that song once in a club. It was at club Therapy in
San Diego. I request it all the time in Seattle but it never gets
played.
>
Holy crap.. I've been to Therapy and I club in Seattle now. :) But I
don't like Neubauten at all!
Mark
aas...@my-deja.com
I'm a DJ wanna be... I got to play a few times at the Merc..
Sounds like you play a more Techno like music.. like Crystal Method and
Juno Reactor.. and Prodigy! ACK... the Catwalk used to play CM and
Prodigy all the time. Hana plays Juno.. and I just wanna walk out..
Covanent is overplayed.. but not anywhere in the league of the list so
far.. my suggestion is to play some of the other songs on the CD that
are good.. like One World One Sky (hey I like it).. or something like
that..
Good plan on those songs you really don't want to play... KMFDM does
get a bit overplayed here.. but not MDFMK.. :) Trust me, I love both
bands so it took alot of times of them being played to be put on my
list.. and Meglomanic reminds me of my thieving ex-roommate, who I'd
smash if I ever see again.. so I've never really liked that one.
I posted this list just to get this kind of reaction.. I enjoy the
input and your opinions...
thanks
aas...@my-deja.com
> ..the latest Reader's Digest Style -chrisr-quotes from the "You
> Didn't Ask, but Here's My Two Cents Anyway, and besides, I
> haven't posted in nearly six minutes" file:
Actually I believe I did ask.. lol.. I needed those 2 cents.. they were
an amusing 2 cents... thank you...
> Any Sisters of Mercy Song -
> "Secret marketing plan some some top-secret "Sisterhood" agency
> has of making people actually wish a NEW Sisters album would
> finally come out. And no, exploiting an "exotic" vocalist to
> wail over the top of another old song does not make it a new
> song"
Course from what I heard.. Andrew Eldritch claimed they were never a
goth band.. that's about as true as Metallica saying they were never a
heavy metal band.
> Any Prodigy song -
> Crystal Method "Busy Child" -
> "along with all the Underworld, Dust Brothers, Prodigy, Fat Boy
> Slim, etc., stuff they keep trying to sneak in to clubs in
> Seattle and elsewhere, some of which might even be OK,
> sometimes, in a different situation: RIGHT SONG, WRONG CLUB."
Danke.. thanks for reminding me.. "Right Here, Right Now" needs to be
on that list.
> Front242 “Headhunter” the ultimate one hit wonder…
> "What about the 'Jesus is Here' song? That one's pretty catchy"
It got mentioned... among others.. :)
> Revolting Cocks “Do you think I’m sexy?”
> "Just as I was starting to get a buzz on and get into it, you
> have to go and remind me that there's a Rod Stewart"
Yeah Scary huh?
I also think I'll add "LoveCats" by the Cure, but I think the most
might just say "Anything by the Cure"
aas...@my-deja.com
> Hmmm.... there are a lot of tracks I've heard way too many times, and
> there's only been club culture here for just under a year. But the
most overplayed tracks in Halifax are:
>
> Sisters "Temple of Love '92"
> Depeche Mode "Master and Servant"
> NiN "Perfect Drug"
> Bowie and Reznor "I'm afraid of Americans"
> Apotheosis "O Fortuna"
> Velvet Acid Christ "Fun With Drugs" (I'm partly responsible for
killing this one. I stopped playing it in my sets 7 months or so ago.
Someone else picked up the torch...)
>
> Sleep3k
Actually I think Fun with Drugs is played way too much.. I like Never
Worship, Decypher.. Fun With Knives... how come they don't get any
play...?
M
PS Lastly... a song I never want to fucking hear ANYWHERE, EVER AGAIN
is.........................
Village People "YMCA"
please let this fucking song die already... PLEASE!!!!!!!!
justin...@my-deja.com
aas...@my-deja.com wrote:
> KMFDM “Megolmanic” (Sorry my asshole ex-roommate loved this song, so I
> heard it waaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too much.)
At least you had a roommate that listens to KMFDM. Have you ever had a
roommate that listens to booty rap all day long?
I like a lot of the songs mentioned in this thread but I agree that they
get overplayed. IMO that electronica bullshit (chemical brothers,
crystal method, prodigy, underworld's cowgirl, etc) gets played way too
much and should never be played in an industrial club. Or is this just
a Seattle/Vancouver thing?
Matthew
Veni Vidi Exii
>> Covenant (the track from Europa they always play)
>
>Wind of the North?
I wasn't aware they played that in clubs. I just see Tension and Riot. Wind
Of The North is probably my fav. song off that album, aside from Wall Of Sound.
>Mesh: Trust You
I think "Someone To Believe In" would be a good club track.
justin...@my-deja.com
I haven't been to the catwalk in over a year. Did they stop playing that
techno crap? I might just have to check it out again.
eschaton
Veni Vidi Exii wrote:
> eschaton wrote:
> >> Covenant (the track from Europa they always play)
> >
> >Wind of the North?
>
> I wasn't aware they played that in clubs. I just see Tension and Riot. Wind
> Of The North is probably my fav. song off that album, aside from Wall Of Sound.
Yeah...I wish Wall of Sound would get more club play...wonder why it doesn't...it's
not like it's not dancy.
Veni Vidi Exii
>Yeah...I wish Wall of Sound would get more club play...wonder why it
>doesn't...it's
>not like it's not dancy.
Its long and monotonous. The actual content of the song is in the alternating
vocals. Its too subtle and texture-based.
eschaton
Veni Vidi Exii wrote:
> eschaton wrote:
> >Yeah...I wish Wall of Sound would get more club play...wonder why it
> >doesn't...it's
> >not like it's not dancy.
>
> Its long and monotonous. The actual content of the song is in the alternating
> vocals. Its too subtle and texture-based.
That doesn't stop them from playing solitary in clubs...
Veni Vidi Exii
>That doesn't stop them from playing solitary in clubs...
Solitary has a prominant melody and melodic vocals. Wall Of Sound, in that
sense, is the worst song I've ever heard Covenant do. Its the stuff below the
surface that makes it good.
eschaton
Veni Vidi Exii wrote:
> eschaton wrote
> >That doesn't stop them from playing solitary in clubs...
>
> Solitary has a prominant melody and melodic vocals. Wall Of Sound, in that
> sense, is the worst song I've ever heard Covenant do. Its the stuff below the
> surface that makes it good.
It has the prettiest string melody of any covenant song...actually, possibly the
only string melody in any covenant song.
phat mike
<narcissu...@technologist.com.invalid> neuron capacitor
caused the following to appear :
>And now...
[snip big list of stuff like som, the prodigy, fat boy slim, nin, etc]
damn, what type of clubs do you people go to?!
does this stuff actually get played at industrial nights?!
i'm beginning to think i have it pretty good in boston. brad at fuse
never spins crap like that...
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Ben Arp
> see..now we need to send these lists to every fucking club d.j
> and get them playing new and better music...even if the "Sheep"
> *don't* dance..fuck em..play better music..they will eventually
> dance.
> thats how it all started anyways..when club d.js had more balls.
Nah, it goes beyond that. People are just fucking weird. I just opened
up a night in Sacramento that is industrial only. I played Assemblage 23,
whom likely only a handful of people in our "Sisters n' FLA" town know.
Got a mediocre response and had a few ask about it. Got requests at the
next club event for said song. Played said song during the main set and
cleared the floor with it. Where were the people who requested it? At
the bar. Standing there. It's frustrating and VERY hard to not play the
"hits". I managed to get some "non-single" VNV Nation stuff over pretty
easily but anything weird (and by weird we're talking FUNKER VOGT even) is
really hard to get over with the crowd here.
I always open my first set with powernoise because *I* selfishly like to
listen to it LOUD and if the early arrivers don't like it they can drink
or whatever. Haven't had any problems yet. The best is when someone
requested "harsh industrial" during my co-DJ's set and she played Suicide
Commando and Synapscape and people went *outside*. And, of course, the
people who requested hard stuff didn't dance. Oh well.
For some reason I've found it much easier to get non-mainstream electro
and powernoise over with the radio listeners (I also DJ on the radio) than
in a live DJ setting.
We had a Noisex/Sonar show back when they toured and a large chunk of the
crowd was composed of folk from SF who came up to see the show (the SF
show had a sound system die) and I got to DJ. Of course, I got harrassed
by the people who booked the show for DJing things like Monolith, Somatic
Responses and P.A.L because you "can't dance to it". Whatever.
I try my best to educate the listener be it a radio listener or a club
goer but I also have to worry about meeting my guarantee and getting
repeat customers. I'm not sure how my list would rank with the "I never
want to hear X song again" thread but I try to mix in some lesser known
(at least amongst people here who are spoonfed Tin Omen by the local
"alternative" corporate station sponsored club night) stuff at the same
time.
I think it's time to move to Seattle or something... that place appears to
rock the spot as I've been hearing lately.
-Ben Arp
Crunch Pod Media - Digital Electronics
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Tom Shear
>>them... I've seen 242 live too but Front by Front was the only one I
>>really liked..
What other bands or albums do you like? That might help in terms of being able
to suggest if any 242 will float your boat. Just from a production standpoint,
Up Evil blows just about everything out of the water as far as I'm concerned,
but if you don't like the music, that's probably not going to matter to you.
-t/a23
http://www.assemblage23.com
http://www.gashed.com
http://www.accession-records.com
FeminaExMachina
>Ack. Try being a DJ. I work at a Chicago club.
hrm... and which one of our *very* few indus/goth clubs would that be?...
(sounds most like an Exit playlist)
</s>
>
>> Any Sisters of Mercy Song
>I agree. I have 10-15 people PER NIGHT ask for a SoM song.
>
>> Nine Inch Nails "Closer"
>Not _that_ bad. Try "Head Like a Hole."
>
>> BiGod20 "The Bog" - I first heard this song in 1990.. and I'm still
>> fucking hearing it!!
>"The Bog (Dance Mix)" from the "Carpe Diem" single isn't that bad, but it
is
>overplayed.
>
>> Juno Reactor "God is God" *
>I'll disagree here.
>
>> Crystal Method "Busy Child *
>And here.
>
>> Nick Cave "Right Red Hand"
>Huh?
>
>> Dead Can Dance "The Obsequious Mr. Lovegrove" (I used to love this song)
>I never liked this song. Too many people do, though...
>
>> Coil "Loves secret domain" *
>Heh. I tell 'em I don't own it. Now I _never_ hear it...
>"That's right. Even my 'Black Box' comp CD #2 was damaged..."
>
>> Numb "Blood"
>Huh?
>
>> Snog "Corporate Slave"
>"Can you play 'Corporate Slave' by Snog for me? It's my birthday..."
>"I'm sorry, but my wife dropped the CD behind the TV yesterday, and when I
>recovered it, the CD was scratched so badly that 'Corporate Slave' and
'Real
>Estate Man' don't play without skipping horrendously."
>
>> Any Prodigy song *
>You really shouldn't be in a club if you don't expect to hear at least ONE
>Prodigy song.
>
>> Front242 "Headhunter" the ultimate one hit wonder..
>I agree.
>
>> KMFDM "Megolmanic" (Sorry my asshole ex-roommate loved this song, so I
>> heard it waaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too much.)
>Nah, I like KMFDM.
>
>> KMFDM "Anarchy" (Jason and I agreed on this one. )
>See above.
>
>> Revolting Cocks "Do you think I'm sexy?"
>"Da Ya Think I'm Overplayed?"
>
>> Pop Will Eat Itself "Ich Bin Ein Auslander (this is Halloween mix) *
>> NEVER liked it. I liked the original version, but.. GAWD..
>Nah.
>
>> Ok... tell me what you think...
>>
>> Mark/aka Aasimar, aka Industrial Santa... ho ho ho..
>
>Try these:
>Concrete Blonde - "Bloodletting"
>Covenant - "Dead Stars" (Hell, ANYTHING Covenant right now...)
>:Wumpscut: - Anything by them
>FLA - "The Blade" and "Millennium"
>Birmingham 6 - "Godlike"
>Bauhaus - "Bela Lugosi's Dead" ...y'know, the 9-minute version...
>The Cure - Anything by them
>Rammstein - "Du Hast" Who the hell wrote this? "You Have?" As if this
>were really intended for anything BUT an American audience...
>Soft Cell - "Tainted Love"
>
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>
>
Dayv!
>
> Veni Vidi Exii wrote:
>
>> Solitary has a prominant melody and melodic vocals. Wall Of Sound, in that
>> sense, is the worst song I've ever heard Covenant do. Its the stuff below the
>> surface that makes it good.
>
> It has the prettiest string melody of any covenant song...actually, possibly the
> only string melody in any covenant song.
If a string melody is all it takes to get something at a dance club,
I'm surprised the patrons aren't all dancing to orchestral music.
--
-Dayv!
"If people seem to be treating you with a little more respect lately,
it's because you have an overactive imagination."
Laurent Le-Fers
Wolfsheim "The sparrows and the nightingales"
Steve Slimelight
to hear, there would soon be nothing left for the clubs to play. Every
band has someone in the scene who can't stand them...
Steve.
P.S Front 242 - Headhunter
Sisters of Mercy - Dominion
Cure - Forest
Cubanate - Oxycetalene
Most stuff Rex plays at the Electric Ballroom in Camden.
Laurent Le-Fers wrote:
> Without hesitation:
> Wolfsheim "The sparrows and the nightingales"
--
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aas...@my-deja.com
> >>Personally I was never too impressed with either album. I had both
of them... I've seen 242 live too but Front by Front was the only one I
> >>really liked..
>
> What other bands or albums do you like? That might help in terms of
being able to suggest if any 242 will float your boat. Just from a
production standpoint, Up Evil blows just about everything out of the
water as far as I'm concerned, but if you don't like the music, that's
probably not going to matter to you.
> -t/a23
I don't like any music! ha ha ha.. Seriously.. I like Industrial,
Gothic, EBM, and Synth.. I used to be a big Front242 fan back when Up
Evil came out.. I saw F242 for their Tyranny For You album..
I like alot of bands, like VNV, APB, A23, Wolfsheim, Covanent,
Wumpscut, VAC, Iris, Beborn Beton, De/Vision.. to name a few...
M
aas...@my-deja.com
> aas...@my-deja.com wrote:
> the Catwalk used to play CM and
> > Prodigy all the time.
>
> I haven't been to the catwalk in over a year. Did they stop playing
that techno crap? I might just have to check it out again.
> Matthew
>
I've gone there...
Mark
aas...@my-deja.com
> >And now...
> [snip big list of stuff like som, the prodigy, fat boy slim, nin, etc]
>
> damn, what type of clubs do you people go to?!
>
> does this stuff actually get played at industrial nights?!
>
> i'm beginning to think i have it pretty good in boston. brad at fuse
> never spins crap like that...
>
See that's what I wanted to hear... I live in Seattle and got alot of
west coast exposure.. I went to Florida to some clubs.. and it was a
bit different... so I wanted to see what gets over played and what
doesn't... :)
So what does Brad play?
M
isoldmys...@my-deja.com
Erek
In article <397E15FC...@djtodd.com>,
Todd Clayton <djt...@djtodd.com> wrote:
> isoldmys...@my-deja.com wrote:
> >
> > I live in New York and they don't play a lot of those songs here
that
> > often.
> >
> > The songs I am sick of here are: (mind you I am not listing songs
by
> > preference just by amount of times I've heard them.
> >
> > Anything by VNV Nation
> > Anything by Apoptygma Berzerk
> > Headhunter (though I love the Space Frog rmx in a club)
> > :W: Soylent Green
> > :W: Thorns
> > Another World (Don't You worry they won't find my body whatever it's
> > called) by Beborn Beton
> > Iris Annie Would I lie to You
> > London After Midnight Kiss
> > Lords of Acid (Darling Come Here Fuck up to) whatever that one is
called
> > Covenant (the track from Europa they always play)Figurehead and
Stalker
> > also.
> > Wolfsheim any song
> > and the END ALL BE ALL
> > Sintek Isolation
> > Alphaville Forever Young (I wish that song was never made)
>
> You might as well stay home, as you've basically listed 100% club
tunes.
> Thoguh I'd agree with Thorns and LAM.
>
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different.
Erek
In article <8ll94v$fs7$1...@nnrp1.deja.com>,
aas...@my-deja.com wrote:
>
> > I live in New York and they don't play a lot of those songs here
that
> > often.
>
> Hmm from your list it does show a bit of difference.
>
> > The songs I am sick of here are: (mind you I am not listing songs
by
> > preference just by amount of times I've heard them.
> >
> > Anything by VNV Nation <-- played alot but not too much.. and in
fair
> variety
> > Anything by Apoptygma Berzerk <-- same
> > Headhunter (though I love the Space Frog rmx in a club)<-- on the
list
> > :W: Soylent Green <
> > :W: Thorns< ummm well... yeah.. but I still like them
> > Another World (Don't You worry they won't find my body whatever it's
> > called) by Beborn Beton <- well considering how many other good
songs
> they have... yeah it's getting there..needs more time
> > Iris Annie Would I lie to You <-- I love this song, but umm I only
> recently injected it into our scene (gave Hana a copy of it)
>
> > London After Midnight Kiss <-- never heard it.
> > Lords of Acid (Darling Come Here Fuck up to) whatever that one is
> called <-- actually <this> will go on the list!
>
> > Covenant (the track from Europa they always play)Figurehead and
> Stalker also. <- Well Tension gets played alot
>
> > Wolfsheim any song <- I love Wolfsheim.. Once in a Lifetime gets
> played way too much, but it's not quite on the hated list.
>
> > and the END ALL BE ALL
> > Sintek Isolation
> > Alphaville Forever Young (I wish that song was never made)(This
song
> still gets played?)
>
> So there are some differences between the NW and the NE :)
>
> Mark
>
> > Erek
> >
> > In article <8lkrtt$5e2$1...@nnrp1.deja.com>,
> > aas...@my-deja.com wrote:
> > > Greetings:
> > > The Industrial Santa here from Seattle... the past couple weeks I
> was
> > > thinking about something I thought was a good topic. Songs that
are
> > > played so much that I'm plain sick of hearing them anymore. I am
> sure
> > > that alot of people out there feel the same. I showed the list
> around
> > > to some friends at the club and they typically took exception to 1
> or
> > 2
> > > songs on the list, but conceded that it is a song that is played
> much
> > > too much. Right now my list is at 16 songs... and keep in mind
I've
> > > done most of my clubbing in San Fran, San Diego, Seattle and some
in
> > > Tampa and Orlando.. and you know when I was in Florida, I rarely
> heard
> > > any of the 16 songs... which I was glad.. So this might be a
> regional
> > > list... but if not... help me add to the list... and bitch at me
for
> > > putting certain songs on this list.. Not all of these are
> > industrial...
> > > but I feel this would fit here:
> > > (note: * means I never liked the song)
> > >
> > > Any Sisters of Mercy Song
> > > Nine Inch Nails “Closer”
> > > BiGod20 “The Bog” – I first heard this song in 1990.. and I’m
still
> > > fucking hearing it!!
> > > Juno Reactor “God is God” *
> > > Crystal Method “Busy Child *
> > > Nick Cave “Right Red Hand”
> > > Dead Can Dance “The Obsequious Mr. Lovegrove” (I used to love this
> > song)
> > > Coil “Loves secret domain” *
> > > Numb “Blood”
> > > Snog “Corporate Slave”
> > > Any Prodigy song *
> > > Front242 “Headhunter” the ultimate one hit wonder….
> > > KMFDM “Megolmanic” (Sorry my asshole ex-roommate loved this song,
> so I
> > > heard it waaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too much.)
> > > KMFDM “Anarchy” (Jason and I agreed on this one. )
> > > Revolting Cocks “Do you think I’m sexy?”
> > > Pop Will Eat Itself “Ich Bin Ein Auslander (this is Halloween
mix) *
> > > NEVER liked it. I liked the original version, but.. GAWD..
> > >
> > > Ok... tell me what you think...
> > >
> > > Mark/aka Aasimar, aka Industrial Santa... ho ho ho..
> > >
aas...@my-deja.com
> At least you had a roommate that listens to KMFDM. Have you ever had a
> roommate that listens to booty rap all day long?
Well I tried to convert him... but how was I supposed to know that he'd
steal my stuff..? :(
> I like a lot of the songs mentioned in this thread but I agree that
they get overplayed. IMO that electronica bullshit (chemical brothers,
> crystal method, prodigy, underworld's cowgirl, etc) gets played way
too much and should never be played in an industrial club. Or is this
just a Seattle/Vancouver thing?
> Matthew
It does sound like a Seattle/Vancouver thing...
so far
Mark
isoldmys...@my-deja.com
about. Which sucks because I really LOVE that song and I haven't
pulled that CD out in more than six months because it is so fucking
overplayed.
Erek
In article <397E76E0...@snet.net>,
eschaton <hzimm...@snet.net> wrote:
>
>
> isoldmys...@my-deja.com wrote:
>
> > Covenant (the track from Europa they always play)
>
> Wind of the North?
>
> > Wolfsheim any song
>
> Stop playing 'once in a lifetime' DAMNIT!
>
> I agree with most of what you mentioned but I would also add
>
> Mesh: Trust You
> Statemachine: Thermal noise
> FLA: Plasticity
>
> The funny thing is, being on both sides of the pond, NYC and London
overplay
> the exact same songs.
>
> --
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Erek
In article <8ll8v2$fij$1...@nnrp1.deja.com>,
grrstomp <grrs...@my-deja.com> wrote:
> In article <snrv9d1...@corp.supernews.com>,
> "Siege" <rive...@locomp.net> wrote:
> >
> > "grrstomp" wrote
> > > Voltaire- It's so easy being evil (?)
> > > i HATE HATE HATE this song.
> >
> > That would be "When You're Evil."
> > I find it to be a rather amusing tongue-in-cheek poke at goths.
> > What exactly makes you "HATE HATE HATE" it so much?
>
> Do you have any IDEA how many times I have heard that song and
everyone
> instantly hits the dancefloor doing this whole "i'm so goff" flail-
> handtoforehead-flail-flail dance? eeeuck.
> I've just heard it too much.
>
> And no, I don't go to the Mercury anymore.
>
> -Erica
isoldmys...@my-deja.com
heard.
Erek
In article <397E5C7C...@nospamhotmail.com>,
Sleep3k <sle...@nospamhotmail.com> wrote:
>
>
> Siege wrote:
>
> > "grrstomp" wrote
> > > Voltaire- It's so easy being evil (?)
> > > i HATE HATE HATE this song.
> >
> > That would be "When You're Evil."
> > I find it to be a rather amusing tongue-in-cheek poke at goths.
> > What exactly makes you "HATE HATE HATE" it so much?
>
> I think that song is cute. Voltaire is reprehensibly untalented (see
the
> comic abomination "Oh My Goth"), but that track makes me think of
> something an evil disney character would sing. And that's all good.
>
> Sleep3k
isoldmys...@my-deja.com
even said that he surrounds himself with classical musicians and that
he's the only rock and roll influence in the band.
Erek
In article <397E73B4...@snet.net>,
eschaton <hzimm...@snet.net> wrote:
>
>
> Sleep3k wrote:
>
> > I think that song is cute. Voltaire is reprehensibly untalented
(see the
> > comic abomination "Oh My Goth"), but that track makes me think of
> > something an evil disney character would sing. And that's all good.
>
> He is way fun to see live. Anyway, while he plays next to nothing on
> guitar, the rest of his band are fairly talented. Plus, how many
other
> shows can I go to and laugh my ass of at.
>
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made a CDR of all the overplayed songs and was gonna pass em out to
everyone at the club so that it wouldn't be that cool to come here them
anymore and ppl would get bored of them. The Bank closed before I got
around to doing it.
I'm up to about 5 now.
Erek
>
> see..now we need to send these lists to every fucking club d.j
> and get them playing new and better music...even if the "Sheep"
> *don't* dance..fuck em..play better music..they will eventually
> dance.
> thats how it all started anyways..when club d.js had more balls.
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> I think if everyone put in a list of the songs or bands they don't
want to hear, there would soon be nothing left for the clubs to play.
>Every band has someone in the scene who can't stand them...
Ha ha.. you got a point but I put a restriction on this... "overplayed"
to me means it's been around a long time and I still hear it every week.
So at least in Seattle "Sparrows and the Nightengales" doesn't go on
the list. (my list anyway)
And Cubanate hardly ever gets played here.. so even when I hear "Body
Burn" I get excited... It's an oldie.. but it's been soooo long since
I've heard them....
Mark
slit-scan
>Nah, it goes beyond that. People are just fucking weird. I
just opened
>up a night in Sacramento that is industrial only. I played
Assemblage 23,
>whom likely only a handful of people in our "Sisters n' FLA"
town know.
>Got a mediocre response and had a few ask about it. Got
requests at the
>next club event for said song. Played said song during the
main set and
>cleared the floor with it. Where were the people who requested
it? At
>the bar. Standing there. It's frustrating and VERY hard to
not play the
>"hits". I managed to get some "non-single" VNV Nation stuff
over pretty
>easily but anything weird (and by weird we're talking FUNKER
VOGT even) is
>really hard to get over with the crowd here.
<snip>
You think that's bad? Philadelphia is supposed to be great for
industrial. Unfortunately, the competition that's begun for a
head count between the now 3 clubs has taken its toll.. I don't
go out at all as much as I used to, but things have changed.
These days, if I go out, after the first hour they don't play
anything remotely close to what I want to hear. No risks are
taken anymore, and every time I request something (like stuff
from
the Virion Sequences comp for example), I get told "I don't want
to kill the dancefloor!"
Recently Flesh Field were staying with me here, and we
dragged Mr. Shear with us to Evolution on a sunday night. After
an hour's set of 80's, the dancefloor was turned into a mosh-pit
as the DJ spun 12 songs of Metal. He played everything from
rammstein to type o negative. The metal set did pause
momentarily
to play "Once in a lifetime" by Wolfsheim, but then quickly went
back to metal. The kids ate the stuff up, and I guess that's
what's keeping club afloat, but trust me- be thankfull that they
are at least playing electronics.
oh, and ben, thanks for the Baboon Torture Division Cd, this
rocks!
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>>Wumpscut, VAC, Iris, Beborn Beton, De/Vision.. to name a few...
Ah okay... then I would definitely say "front by front" is probably the best
242 album for you as it's definitely their most accessible. Although, if you
don't mind the dated sound, you might dig 'Back Catalogue' too, as it has some
of their more 'synth poppy' material for lack of a better term...
BenCE
am(perhaps temporarily) sick of all the covering going on. If you want to hear
80s, just play some of the originals! The "industrial" dance floors collapse
under the weight of patrons if you throw on the right Depeche Mode, Dead or
Alive, New Order etc.
the DSBP
> In all fairness though Voltaire is a really fucking cool guy.
>
> Erek
i know i try to tell people this all the time...even though he
is a bit rude and loud,like someone else i know;-);..gotta love
Voltie....i mean RMI's Voltaire...heheheh...not the goth guy..
he's gonna throw me a party..and get me some pink elephant!what
a guy!
>
> In article <8ll8v2$fij$1...@nnrp1.deja.com>,
> grrstomp <grrs...@my-deja.com> wrote:
> > In article <snrv9d1...@corp.supernews.com>,
> > "Siege" <rive...@locomp.net> wrote:
> > >
> > > "grrstomp" wrote
> > > > Voltaire- It's so easy being evil (?)
> > > > i HATE HATE HATE this song.
> > >
> > > That would be "When You're Evil."
> > > I find it to be a rather amusing tongue-in-cheek poke at goths.
> > > What exactly makes you "HATE HATE HATE" it so much?
> >
> > Do you have any IDEA how many times I have heard that song and
> everyone
> > instantly hits the dancefloor doing this whole "i'm so goff" flail-
> > handtoforehead-flail-flail dance? eeeuck.
> > I've just heard it too much.
> >
> > And no, I don't go to the Mercury anymore.
> >
> > -Erica
> >
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> >
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>Actually I haven't liked the change so much.. been dancing alot less..
>I think that's a sign of old age.. when you stop at a certain music era
>and can't listen to any thing new.. like those old fuckers who listen
>to Barry Manalow.. or those who can't realize that the members of KISS
>are like 90 now.. ha ha.
I don't think it has to do with old age. The older I get the more
embracing I am of new shit. I cannot and will live completely in the
past.
>Flugslied (sp?)
Feindflug
but you may also account the slide in "head
>count" to Summertime.. I've always seen that happen no matter what
>clubs I've been to, and I've seen my fair share.
True head count always goes down in the summer, but JQ's head count is
way more than Hana's, which is probably why she catered more to "the
crowd" last week. The whole point is to keep people dancing and
buying drinks and last week more people danced. People have bben
complaining about how repetitive Power noise is and then I watch them
dance to 'Dead Stars' or 'Kindertraum' or something and IMO that is
just as repetitive. I think it's great that Hana is playing different
types of music...you know a little bit of something for everyone...
>
>Hey is this the Genn I think it is?
How many dad's do you think didn't know how to spell G/Jennifer?
Genn
commiecat
>Voltaire does Claymation for MTV and SciFi...at least that's what I
>heard.
>
>Erek
yeah, he has a comic book series called Chi-Chian, which was also made
into a small claymation series that i know has been played on SciFi,
and probably MTV when they had those late-night cartoon thingies. and
while im not particularly fond of his music, he is definitely a cool
guy...only time ive seen him was at GothCon in Atlanta this past year,
and he was really laid back and was happy to sign my girlfriend's Chi
Chian comic books. someone referred to him as 'untalented', and
while his music is annoying (IMO), the comics are pretty cool. i know
i sure as hell cant make music nor write comics. ;)
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>The "industrial" dance floors collapse
>under the weight of patrons if you throw on the right Depeche Mode, Dead or
>Alive, New Order etc.
Thats exactly the sort of behavior this thread was started to stop.
Counterproductive much?
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commiecat
>
>At least you had a roommate that listens to KMFDM. Have you ever had a
>roommate that listens to booty rap all day long?
i grew up in s.florida, so i think its in my blood to like booty
rap...at least the stuff when i was like 12 and that was the only
music i had access to. the point of this follow-up being that a good
friend of mine just moved back into town, and he works at a MediaPlay
store and told me that theres an album called Basskraft - A Bass
Tribute to Kraftwerk...maybe one of us will buy it and review it on
here someday. hehe.
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> Ben Arp <crun...@table.jps.net> wrote:
>
> >Nah, it goes beyond that. People are just fucking weird. I
> just opened
> >up a night in Sacramento that is industrial only. I played
> Assemblage 23,
> >whom likely only a handful of people in our "Sisters n' FLA"
> town know.
> >Got a mediocre response and had a few ask about it. Got
> requests at the
> >next club event for said song. Played said song during the
> main set and
> >cleared the floor with it. Where were the people who requested
> it? At
> >the bar. Standing there. It's frustrating and VERY hard to
> not play the
> >"hits". I managed to get some "non-single" VNV Nation stuff
> over pretty
> >easily but anything weird (and by weird we're talking FUNKER
> VOGT even) is
> >really hard to get over with the crowd here.
>
yes...this is typical behaviour everywhere as i think the core
RMI'ers have all helped us figure out...at one point i thought
New Mexico ,where i live was just so behind the rest..but i see
its the same everywhere basically,and i think that its been
cool hearing everyone different ,yet the same experiences all
over the world...its funny how sheep are really sheep...i don't
just use the word loosely...its very accurate and on target.
now we must make change!revolution time again...woooo hoo!
> <snip>
>
> You think that's bad? Philadelphia is supposed to be great for
> industrial. Unfortunately, the competition that's begun for a
> head count between the now 3 clubs has taken its toll.. I don't
> go out at all as much as I used to, but things have changed.
> These days, if I go out, after the first hour they don't play
> anything remotely close to what I want to hear. No risks are
> taken anymore, and every time I request something (like stuff
> from
> the Virion Sequences comp for example), I get told "I don't want
> to kill the dancefloor!"
same deal here....its all competition because too many trnedies
wanna "play d.j" and get laid and try to get popular with the
other insecure dorks who NEEED to go to the clubs all the time
to be accepted and feel alive..and they call themselves
individuals>>hahahahha...thats sheep if you ask me..and the d.js
are weak...
i'm just the opposite..someone asks me for NIN,SISTERS and
Bauhaus and i'm like...."where do you want the cd?? lodged up
your ass>? or in your fucking ear?"
> Recently Flesh Field were staying with me here, and we
> dragged Mr. Shear with us to Evolution on a sunday night. After
> an hour's set of 80's, the dancefloor was turned into a mosh-pit
> as the DJ spun 12 songs of Metal. He played everything from
> rammstein to type o negative. The metal set did pause
> momentarily
> to play "Once in a lifetime" by Wolfsheim, but then quickly went
> back to metal. The kids ate the stuff up, and I guess that's
> what's keeping club afloat, but trust me- be thankfull that they
> are at least playing electronics.
metal instead of aggressive electronic/industrial eh??
thats fucking retarded...but doesn't seem to surprise me
anymore..nothing..
as i said before the sheep are multiplying by the thousands
daily...pop culture,mtv,and all the commercial radio still has
more strength then any of us internet radio shows,indie
labels,distributors,anything...
more people in population,more stupid people..and we all know..
"stupid people shouldn't breed"...unfortunately thats what they
do most..cause they have nothing else to do but fuck,drink,and
fuck some more..and then beat their wife/husband and fight over
custordy....shit...i went off topic...damn.. people make me
do this often..anyhow..you get my point.
>
> oh, and ben, thanks for the Baboon Torture Division Cd, this
> rocks!
sounds fun!
>
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as he lives in New York and a lot of my friends know him.
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me he has two apartments. One that he lives in with his girlfriend
which is a tricked out modern nice apartment and another where there's
no electricity just candles that he takes goth ppl and tells
them, "Here is where I live" anyway that might just be a legend I
dunno. It was told to me by someone who knows him but I haven't
confirmed it. He doesn't do only his own shit though. He does a lot
of the claymation. From what I hear he just makes music for the hell
of it because he's already got his other gigs that pay the bills and
then some.
Erek
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commiecat <comm...@nospamhotmail.com> wrote:
> On Wed, 26 Jul 2000 16:19:06 GMT, isoldmys...@my-deja.com wrote:
>
> >Voltaire does Claymation for MTV and SciFi...at least that's what I
> >heard.
> >
> >Erek
>
> yeah, he has a comic book series called Chi-Chian, which was also made
> into a small claymation series that i know has been played on SciFi,
> and probably MTV when they had those late-night cartoon thingies. and
> while im not particularly fond of his music, he is definitely a cool
> guy...only time ive seen him was at GothCon in Atlanta this past year,
> and he was really laid back and was happy to sign my girlfriend's Chi
> Chian comic books. someone referred to him as 'untalented', and
> while his music is annoying (IMO), the comics are pretty cool. i know
> i sure as hell cant make music nor write comics. ;)
>
> -commiecat
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> DJ $#&@! wrote in message ...
> >Ack. Try being a DJ. I work at a Chicago club.
>
>
>
> hrm... and which one of our *very* few indus/goth clubs would that
be?...
>
>
> (sounds most like an Exit playlist)
> </s>
DJ $#&@!
tough. I also get a chance to annoy the regulars by playing stuff like Run
D.M.C., Faithless, and Praga Khan, but all the PJs love that shit.
Seriously, though, I've heard "Headhunter" and "JUKE JOINT JEZEBEL" enough
times, too. But when you're DJing in a club, you don't really have a choice
to play the music YOU want to hear (unless it's early, and then all I wanna
do is throw some softer, trance-like stuff on [i.e. Intermix] and relax
before I spend 6 straight hours playing the normal stuff) because all the
patrons WANT to hear the same shit over and over and over and over and over
and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and
over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over
and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and
over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over
and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and
over...
You get the idea. My advice to all DJs is this: play the same shit over and
over again, because those few times you have the opportunity to play
something new people are going to start asking to hear that stuff over and
over again pretty soon. This is what happened when I started playing mdfmk
and Balligomingo, and now all the patrons love it. It's a cycle, and you'll
see it again and again.
Oh, and if anyone cares, I'll be DJing this Friday AND Saturday night.
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> >Ack. Try being a DJ. I work at a Chicago club.
>
> Which one? I used to go to Smart Bar, but now
> it SUCKS!!!!. Neo's isn't that much better either.
> I'm going to check out Morseland on Saturday; it's
> supposed to be ebm, electro, pn, & goth (ICK)
> Judging from the Noisex show, it looks like it will
> be pretty good. I just hope that Scary Lady Sara
> and her legions stay the hell away with their crap
> music, because it's been waaayyy too long since
> Chicago has had a decent industrial night.
>
>
> -zinnifred
Vargr
aas...@my-deja.com wrote:
> > I like a lot of the songs mentioned in this thread but I agree that
> they get overplayed. IMO that electronica bullshit (chemical
brothers,
> > crystal method, prodigy, underworld's cowgirl, etc) gets played way
> too much and should never be played in an industrial club. Or is this
> just a Seattle/Vancouver thing?
> > Matthew
>
> It does sound like a Seattle/Vancouver thing...
>
> so far
No, plenty of Prodigy and Lords of Acid in Indy too.
Heh, think you have it bad?
Try too much Rob Zombie and Static-X
Mr. E did spin a great gag 2 weeks ago at 'Eclipse' though: "Closer to
Spice: Closer+If you want to be my lover"
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Zinnifred
>Oh, and if anyone cares, I'll be DJing this Friday AND Saturday night.
Are both nights going to be industrial?
-zinnifred