Best Skinny Puppy Song
Ogre66669
Ok smartasses, what is it.
Scfry1997
>Ok smartasses, what is it.
Well....I think it could be any of these:
"Who's Laughing Now?"
"VX Gas Attack"
"Bark"
"Censor"
"Serpents"
Curtis
VIVIsect51
here are my favs.
in order:
assimilate
S.K.U.M.M.
deep down trauma hounds
burnt with water
punk in park zoo's
candle
a big ministry fan
hjeff
The Prophet of Nothing
On 1 Aug 1997 15:42:24 GMT, ogre...@aol.com (Ogre66669) wrote:
>Ok smartasses, what is it.
In my opinoin:
"Killing Game"
Spookily yours,
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Ogre66669 wrote:
>
> Ok smartasses, what is it.
IMHO, it's between "Testure" and "Love In Vein"
Hail Brak,
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Ogre66669 <ogre...@aol.com> wrote in article
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> Ok smartasses, what is it.
>
LAST CALL
lucian X
cellar heat.
...
but seriously, it really depends on my mood. usually it's something of a
circle going around from 'the killing game,' to 'spasmolytic,' to 'harsh
stone white,' to 'chainsaw,' to 'morter' and back to 'the killing game.'
odd assortment, but i can be a moody fellow.
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Ogre66669 wrote:
>
> Ok smartasses, what is it.
Well, duh, "Worlock".
Colin
Xkommunik8
ogre...@aol.com (Ogre66669) wrote:
>Ok smartasses, what is it.
I'd have to say "Worlock" is their best. I've been a SP fan for years
now; heard all their CDs.
James Annett
Thus spoke Ogre66669 <ogre...@aol.com>......
> Ok smartasses, what is it.
>
Love In Vein (Brap version)
Morpheus Laughing
deep down TRAUMA HOUNDS
Chainsaw
The Choke/Stairs and Flowers
James
Ashen
> > Ok smartasses, what is it.
Everybody else is dead wrong. Actually, it's a tie between Grave Wisdom
and Assimilate.
Debate settled by a newbie
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Justin Laliberty
I think Candle is the best Skinny Puppy song. That's only my opinion and
I'm sure I'll get blasted for it, but I stand behind my choice.
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On Sun, 3 Aug 1997, Xkommunik8 wrote:
> ogre...@aol.com (Ogre66669) wrote:
>
> >Ok smartasses, what is it.
>
>
James Annett
Thus spoke Justin Laliberty <sp...@freenet.mb.ca>......
> I think Candle is the best Skinny Puppy song. That's only my opinion and
> I'm sure I'll get blasted for it, but I stand behind my choice.
>
Umm...how much puppy have you heard?
James
Mark Adamson
On Mon, 4 Aug 1997 18:57:43 -0400, jan...@magi.com (James Annett)
wrote:
I've heard - Remission, bytes, back and forth series two,too dark
park,last rights, ain't it dead yet, vivisect vi, cleans fold and
manipulate, the process, errrr I think thats it.
My Favourate?? TESTURE withut question.
(This however will probably change - prev faves have been assimilate,
love, spasmolytic, errr can't remember the others)
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James Annett
Thus spoke Mark Adamson <mada...@krisalis.co.uk>......
> >> I think Candle is the best Skinny Puppy song. That's only my opinion and
> >> I'm sure I'll get blasted for it, but I stand behind my choice.
> >>
> >
> >Umm...how much puppy have you heard?
> >
> >James
>
> I've heard - Remission, bytes, back and forth series two,too dark
> park,last rights, ain't it dead yet, vivisect vi, cleans fold and
> manipulate, the process, errrr I think thats it.
Errr....okay.
I'm leaving now,
James
Justin Laliberty
Not much. I've got The Process and Last Rights (I think that's what it's
called, anyway, my collection is at my brothers right now). I also have
2 singles kicking around somewhere... Anyway, what's wrong with Candle?
I think it's a great song. In fact, as you know, I think it's the best
Skinny Puppy song, and one of the best songs, period.
-Spawn aka Edgar "THE BOMB!" Koensayer
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On Mon, 4 Aug 1997, James Annett wrote:
> Thus spoke Justin Laliberty <sp...@freenet.mb.ca>......
The Lord Leto II
Justin Laliberty wrote:
>
> Not much. I've got The Process and Last Rights (I think that's what it's
> called, anyway, my collection is at my brothers right now). I also have
> 2 singles kicking around somewhere... Anyway, what's wrong with Candle?
> I think it's a great song. In fact, as you know, I think it's the best
> Skinny Puppy song, and one of the best songs, period.
My favorite stuff on The Process are Death, Hardset Heat, Process,
Morter, Amnesia. I like it all, though. Blue Serge is fun. Candle
has to be my least favorite. Huh. As far as acoustic guitar goes,
Scrapyard beats it hands down. :) My problem with candle is that it
just sorta goes on and on and really doesn't have much point. Anyway,
I can't really see what sort of song it is. Death is a better kick-ass
song and Amnesia and Cult are both better dirges...
James had written:
> > Umm...how much puppy have you heard?
Is there one song on last rights that isn't better than candle? :)
> > James
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James Annett
Thus spoke The Lord Leto II
<t9...@academic.truman.edu>......
> > Not much. I've got The Process and Last Rights (I think that's what it's
> > called, anyway, my collection is at my brothers right now). I also have
> > 2 singles kicking around somewhere... Anyway, what's wrong with Candle?
> > I think it's a great song. In fact, as you know, I think it's the best
> > Skinny Puppy song, and one of the best songs, period.
>
> My favorite stuff on The Process are Death, Hardset Heat, Process,
> Morter, Amnesia. I like it all, though. Blue Serge is fun. Candle
> has to be my least favorite. Huh.
I think the Process is a great album but cannot hold a
candle (I just had to say that) to CF&M or Last Rights.
> As far as acoustic guitar goes,
> Scrapyard beats it hands down. :) My problem with candle is that it
> just sorta goes on and on and really doesn't have much point. Anyway,
> I can't really see what sort of song it is.
Yeah, I would definately have to agree.
> Death is a better kick-ass
> song and Amnesia and Cult are both better dirges...
I never really liked Death, it's not bad. My fave would
have to be Blue Serge or maybe Amnesia or Morter. It's
nice that they tried something new though, experimenting
with more songlike structures. I would have to say that
this is Ogre's best album, his voice no longer sounds
like shit.
James
Justin Laliberty
On Fri, 8 Aug 1997, The Lord Leto II wrote:
> Justin Laliberty wrote:
> >
> My favorite stuff on The Process are Death, Hardset Heat, Process,
> Morter, Amnesia. I like it all, though. Blue Serge is fun. Candle
> has to be my least favorite. Huh. As far as acoustic guitar goes,
> Scrapyard beats it hands down. :) My problem with candle is that it
> just sorta goes on and on and really doesn't have much point. Anyway,
> I can't really see what sort of song it is. Death is a better kick-ass
> song and Amnesia and Cult are both better dirges...
>
Have you heard the lyrics to Candle? It certainly goes
somewhere. The lyrics rule, and I like the acoustic guitar in it alot.
Anyway, I'm not going to force you to like it, I'm just stating that I
do.
> James had written:
> > > Umm...how much puppy have you heard?
>
Oh yeah, I also have Brap 4&5. I'm getting Too (two?) Dark Park
soon.
> Is there one song on last rights that isn't better than candle? :)
>
Well, no. IMHO there isn't. Of course I had The Process for a
long time before I got last rights so I guess I am a little biased...
> > > James
>
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FS jake J
last rites is the best skinny puppy albulm , the song "download" is better
than any other song ever done with the SP label on it. you guys should
buy some early stuff , like remission & bites. They are very excellent
albulms. ALOT better than the process.
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In a previous article, jan...@magi.com (James Annett) says:
>Thus spoke Ogre66669 <ogre...@aol.com>......
>> Ok smartasses, what is it.
>>
>
>Love In Vein (Brap version)
>Morpheus Laughing
>deep down TRAUMA HOUNDS
>Chainsaw
>The Choke/Stairs and Flowers
>
>James
>
Definitely "Knowhere?".
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Generic
On 7 Aug 1997 14:37:32 GMT, cryp...@clark.net (A Fellow Chimp) wrote:
>I'm sure a lot of people will think I'm a moron for saying this, but "VX
>Gas Attack" is a fine little piece of audio sculpture.
>
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Hey I love that song... and the VX is similar to my LaserQuest handle
"Vexar."
Generic
On Sat, 02 Aug 1997 00:57:45 -0500, mcb...@geneseo.net wrote:
>Ogre66669 wrote:
>>
>> Ok smartasses, what is it.
>
>Well, duh, "Worlock".
>
>Colin
Yeah.. that is awesome.. my favs are:
Tin Omen (awesome)
Worlock ( I LOVE the way his voice morphs with the synth)
Lust Chance (love the strings)
VX Gas Attack
Harsh Stone White (kewl drums)
Just about everything on Process
BIue Serge
In my opinion i would have to say Spasmolytic is there best song.
and as far as last rights goes scarpyard, knowhere, and the killing game
are the only songs worth listening to. Off the Process i would say Candle
and Cult are the best songs.
and umm Brap 4&5? i thought it was 3&4
In Loving Memory Of Dwayne R. Goettel
Puppy Forever
D13
I think Hardset Head is brilliant.
d13
The Lord Leto II
Kongsberg Kino Kongsberg wrote:
>
> What about the live version of "Harsh Stone White" ?
>
> the sow
I don't get why people really like live tracks...I mean, they're
interesting, and it's nice to know that Yes This Was An Actual
Performance, but as far as the quality and repeat-listen value
is considered, live performances *suck*. Luckily SP has dave
ogilvie to spice them up.
To me the nicest thing about live tracks is that the vocals
are usually easier to understand...so once they're transcribed,
one can go back to listening to the original song and have
at least half a clue (good example: God's Gift on Mind/Brap).
And what's up with your initials?
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The Philosopher from Hell
In rec.music.industrial, vX gAs aTTack <thwi...@together.net> wrote:
vga: On Tue, 26 Aug 1997 04:18:42 -0500, The Lord Leto II
vga: <c72...@showme.missouri.edu> wrote:
>Kongsberg Kino Kongsberg wrote:
>>
>> What about the live version of "Harsh Stone White" ?
>>
>> the sow
>
>I don't get why people really like live tracks...I mean, they're
>interesting, and it's nice to know that Yes This Was An Actual
>Performance, but as far as the quality and repeat-listen value
>is considered, live performances *suck*. Luckily SP has dave
>ogilvie to spice them up.
Well, speaking for myself, and my imaginary friend, I never fully
Appreciated Harsh Stone White until I heard the live version on
the Spasmolodic CD single. It just has a lot more energy.
Since then I also appreciate the VIVIsectVI version, but I still
prefer the live version.
vga: Aw man Love in Vein on Brap almost made me cry the first time i heard
vga: it, I heard the album version on the radio and it was good but not as
vga: good as the live version, but generally i agree the live versions of
vga: songs suck unless you see them.
Was that live? I agree, but I thought that was a remix....
But I don't have a CD ROM and never looked up which were live,
and which were remixes. Some were obvious though :)
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The Lord Leto II
The Philosopher from Hell wrote:
>
> In rec.music.industrial, vX gAs aTTack <thwi...@together.net> wrote:
> vga: On Tue, 26 Aug 1997 04:18:42 -0500, The Lord Leto II
> vga: <c72...@showme.missouri.edu> wrote:
>
> >Kongsberg Kino Kongsberg wrote:
> >>
> >> What about the live version of "Harsh Stone White" ?
> >>
> >> the sow
> >
> >I don't get why people really like live tracks...I mean, they're
> >interesting, and it's nice to know that Yes This Was An Actual
> >Performance, but as far as the quality and repeat-listen value
> >is considered, live performances *suck*. Luckily SP has dave
> >ogilvie to spice them up.
>
> Well, speaking for myself, and my imaginary friend, I never fully
> Appreciated Harsh Stone White until I heard the live version on
> the Spasmolodic CD single. It just has a lot more energy.
>
> Since then I also appreciate the VIVIsectVI version, but I still
> prefer the live version.
I absolutely love the VIVIsect version, I do like the one on spasmolytic
as well, but I haven't listened to it much (I don't own TDP and don't
want to hear the spasmolytic/shore lined poison remixes since
I haven't heard the originals more than 2 or 3 times). I'll
get ot it.
BTW "Walking On Ice"...first of all, what is o.k.c.? Overland
Park, Kansas City? s.f. is obvious, of course. Second of all,
Ogre says several times in the various parts of the song "all
eyes" as per "all eyes" on BRAP...I don't own BRAP either so I'm
not totally familiar with it...is everything on "Walking On Ice"
sort of a halfway-spontaneous halfway-performance of all eyes?
my friend and I listened to it at 4 in the morning one day and
we were half asleep and got damned confused (it was dark and
we couldn't read track names either...but enough with the
personal anecdote).
> vga: Aw man Love in Vein on Brap almost made me cry the first time i heard
> vga: it, I heard the album version on the radio and it was good but not as
> vga: good as the live version, but generally i agree the live versions of
> vga: songs suck unless you see them.
>
> Was that live? I agree, but I thought that was a remix....
> But I don't have a CD ROM and never looked up which were live,
> and which were remixes. Some were obvious though :)
I'm pretty sure it's an extended mix, the one supposed to have
appeared on the Love In Vein single (which never got released...
Inquisition was the only LR single). Also Uranus Cancelled is not
a live track...everything else is though I believe.
yot...@ix.netcom.com
Hey is Chunk Blower a real movie?
EIBØN
well... i think the Brap: 3 version of the soul that creates is sps best
song, and i liked the descent 2 music, even the stuff not done by ogre, are
their any bands that sound like that?
EIBØN
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I tend to like Tin Omen, Tomentor, Inquisition, y0y0 scrape, and off the
Process, "Process" tends to move me...
Thin White Duke
In article <5uib1n$b...@news.acns.nwu.edu>, sere...@nwu.edu (Peter Nielsen)
wrote:
= In article <5u3g3j$7sh$1...@nntp-3.io.com>, The Philosopher from Hell
= <tp...@io.com> wrote:
= >vga: Aw man Love in Vein on Brap almost made me cry the first time i heard
= >vga: it, I heard the album version on the radio and it was good but not as
= >vga: good as the live version, but generally i agree the live versions of
= >vga: songs suck unless you see them.
= >
= >Was that live? I agree, but I thought that was a remix....
= >But I don't have a CD ROM and never looked up which were live,
= >and which were remixes. Some were obvious though :)
=
= Well, the vocals had been re-recorded, so I'm asuming it's a live version
= without the crowd noise. I have to agree with VXGA that it is one of the
most
= fantastic recordings they've ever done, but I think they could have skipped
= the first 1:20 of distorted vocals. I also put my vote in for Rivers, Riverz
= End, Shore Lined Poison, and Far Too Frail.
Love In Vein on Brap is not a live version. It was the single version for
the Love In Vein single which was completed but never released.
As for the best Skinny Puppy songs, they would have to be Addiction (Adrian
Sherwood remixes), Testure, and Shore Lined Poison. VX Gas Attack is damn
fine too.
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In article <5u3g3j$7sh$1...@nntp-3.io.com>, The Philosopher from Hell
<tp...@io.com> wrote:
>vga: Aw man Love in Vein on Brap almost made me cry the first time i heard
>vga: it, I heard the album version on the radio and it was good but not as
>vga: good as the live version, but generally i agree the live versions of
>vga: songs suck unless you see them.
>
>Was that live? I agree, but I thought that was a remix....
>But I don't have a CD ROM and never looked up which were live,
>and which were remixes. Some were obvious though :)
Well, the vocals had been re-recorded, so I'm asuming it's a live version
without the crowd noise. I have to agree with VXGA that it is one of the most
fantastic recordings they've ever done, but I think they could have skipped
the first 1:20 of distorted vocals. I also put my vote in for Rivers, Riverz
End, Shore Lined Poison, and Far Too Frail.
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>Well, the vocals had been re-recorded, so I'm asuming it's a live version
>without the crowd noise. I have to agree with VXGA that it is one of the most
>fantastic recordings they've ever done, but I think they could have skipped
>the first 1:20 of distorted vocals. I also put my vote in for Rivers, Riverz
>End, Shore Lined Poison, and Far Too Frail.
I vote for Spasmolytic! Those vocals are friggin SCARY.
BIue Serge
>> and as far as last rights goes scarpyard, knowhere, and the killing game
>> are the only songs worth listening to.
>Err...whatever you say.
oh yeah the onlything last rights is, is just ogre sticking a needle in
his vein.
and in my opinion, also, i think bites and remission are
puppies best albums next to cleanse fold and manipulate.
>> Off the Process i would say Candle
>> and Cult are the best songs.
>
>What about Blue Serge, Morter and the Process? Eh!!
did i say the rest of the album sucked NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
as for brap 5 it isn't out yet
BIue Serge
>well... i think the Brap: 3 version of the soul that creates is sps best
>song
that is a VERY good version of the song.
The Lord Leto II
Peter Nielsen wrote:
> Well, the vocals had been re-recorded, so I'm asuming it's a live version
> without the crowd noise.
I'm pretty sure it's not live but I certainly didn't record it, did I?
> I have to agree with VXGA that it is one of the most
> fantastic recordings they've ever done, but I think they could have skipped
> the first 1:20 of distorted vocals. I also put my vote in for Rivers, Riverz
> End, Shore Lined Poison, and Far Too Frail.
>
> --Peter
Just personally -- do you take the "overspill" line in far too
frail to represent a condom breaking? (I'm not saying that's
the only thing it means, but...)
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Pico
favorite Skinny Puppy song... well songs...
Left Hand Shake
LaHuman8
Love In Vein
Worlock
Harsh Stone White
Nature's Revenge
Social Deception
Mirror Saw (the remix, too)
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Shannon McNeiL
Evil Ed wrote:
>
> My vote would be a tie between:
>
> Addiction
> and
> Deep Down Trauma Hounds
my fav puppy tracks from the early years would be dig it and deep
down trauma hounds. the newer stuff i like candle and the killing
game.
The Lord Leto II
Shannon McNeiL wrote:
>
> Evil Ed wrote:
> >
> > My vote would be a tie between:
> >
> > Addiction
> > and
> > Deep Down Trauma Hounds
do you like the CFM versions or the Mind:TPI versions?
> my fav puppy tracks from the early years would be dig it and deep
> down trauma hounds. the newer stuff i like candle and the killing
> game.
I think Candle is kind of a ho-hum song...it's not fast and cool
like Death or Hardset Head, it's not sad like Cult or Amnesia,
it's not techno-ish like Blue Serge, it's not industrial like
Process or Morter, it's not as experimental as Jahya or Cellar
Heat, and it doesn't have psychotic 6/7/8/add-a-beat-whenever
rhythm like Curcible. What is it exactly that you like about it?
The acoustic guitar? I just find this interesting, it is my
least favorite song off the Process, it doesn't seem to have
anything going for it.
Why was it chosen to be the first single, anyway?
Same reasons as I don't like it?
And has anybody here heard Morphedus? What does it
sound like? Is it a good musical foil to candle? :)
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>I think Candle is kind of a ho-hum song...it's not fast and cool
>What is it exactly that you like about it?
>The acoustic guitar? I just find this interesting, it is my
>least favorite song off the Process, it doesn't seem to have
>anything going for it.
i also think that candle is a great song, its more musical than anything
else. have you ever listened to the lyrics
LOgre2'3
>Why was it chosen to be the first single, anyway?
Well, American felt it was the poppiest song off of the album, I
suppose.
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I am rather partial to the following couple of Skinny Puppy songs:
LEFT HAND SHAKE
THE CHOKE
SMOTHERED HOPE
WORLOCK
SPASMOLYTIC
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BIue Serge
>LEFT HAND SHAKE
>THE CHOKE
>SMOTHERED HOPE
>WORLOCK
>SPASMOLYTIC
>
>
these are all great songs, spasmolytic is my favorite
The Lord Leto II
Karol Gajewski wrote concerning deep down Trauma Hounds:
> The Bugs Bunny Version!!!! That one RULES!!!
Eh...
the quotes are great but the song sucks.
"Never send a monster to do the work of an *evil* scientist!"
Karol Gajewski
The Lord Leto II (c72...@showme.missouri.edu) posted this in alt.fan.skinny:
-=> > > My vote would be a tie between:
-=> > >
-=> > > Addiction
-=> > > and
-=> > > Deep Down Trauma Hounds
-=> do you like the CFM versions or the Mind:TPI versions?
The Bugs Bunny Version!!!! That one RULES!!!
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kpotts
Its actually very good ... I like as much as any of the stuff on the
process, but its not as tasty as some choice tracks like hardset head.
its got a very cool drum sequence, but was otherwise unremarkable (for
skinny puppy -- its blows away almost everything else). its off of we
came to dance #10, which is a ho-hum comp ... if you like die krupps
(which nobody ever seems to), they contributed an INCREDIBLE mix of
"isolation." the second disc is all industrio-goth dance stuff, but for
the most part its material worth having around. yeah, yeah, i know i
rambled. buy the WCTD 10 -- its worth the twenty bucks.
Justin Laliberty
On Sat, 13 Sep 1997, The Lord Leto II wrote:
> Shannon McNeiL wrote:
> >
>
> > my fav puppy tracks from the early years would be dig it and deep
> > down trauma hounds. the newer stuff i like candle and the killing
> > game.
>
> I think Candle is kind of a ho-hum song...it's not fast and cool
> rhythm like Curcible. What is it exactly that you like about it?
> The acoustic guitar? I just find this interesting, it is my
> least favorite song off the Process, it doesn't seem to have
> anything going for it.
>
Arrgh! <draws forth flame thrower, just kidding!>
Actually, I happen to think that Candle is the best Skinny Puppy song,
and I said so when I was part of this thread a very lond time ago, in
fact if you look back at the records I think I started this thread a
couple of months ago! (actually, I can't remember if I started it or if I
was just the first preson to reply to it) Anyway, at that time I said
that Candle was my favorite song, and I got attacked for it. I left for
a little while, but still continued reading it. After the whole Candle
thing was dead and buried other topics came up, but now the Candle thing
has kind of returned. I don't know why I like it so much, I guess
because it is so different then anyything else by them. The acoustic
guitar is alos nice, plus the lyrics really say alot about Skinny Puppy
and what they believe in. All in all it has to be the best song ever by
Skinny Puppy, despite the fact that most people think it's a wimpy track.
-spawn aka edgar "the bomb!" koensayer
BIue Serge
>Actually, I happen to think that Candle is the best Skinny Puppy song,
>and I said so when I was part of this thread a very lond time ago, in
>fact if you look back at the records I think I started this thread a
>couple of months ago! (actually, I can't remember if I started it or if I
>was just the first preson to reply to it) Anyway, at that time I said
>that Candle was my favorite song, and I got attacked for it. I left for
>a little while, but still continued reading it. After the whole Candle
>thing was dead and buried other topics came up, but now the Candle thing
>has kind of returned. I don't know why I like it so much, I guess
>because it is so different then anyything else by them. The acoustic
>guitar is alos nice, plus the lyrics really say alot about Skinny Puppy
>and what they believe in. All in all it has to be the best song ever by
>Skinny Puppy, despite the fact that most people think it's a wimpy track.
>
>
hell yeah candle is the best song
Danie| Payne
Justin Laliberty wrote:
> Arrgh! <draws forth flame thrower, just kidding!>
>
It seemed that cEvin and the gang have decided to move more
towards the accoustic guitar sound for a while, when they put out
Tear Garden's "Too Be An Angel Blind..." and also when they put out
"The Process," but now they are moving back towards the electronic
chaos ["Charlie's Family"]. Or maybe they are just being half and
half, switching from project to project, eh?
~Danie|~
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Tristin Harling
The Lord Leto II (c72...@showme.missouri.edu) writes:
> Karol Gajewski wrote concerning deep down Trauma Hounds:
>
>> The Bugs Bunny Version!!!! That one RULES!!!
>
> Eh...
> the quotes are great but the song sucks.
> "Never send a monster to do the work of an *evil* scientist!"
>
Thjat song rules you moron
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Danie| Payne wrote:
>
> Justin Laliberty wrote:
> > Arrgh! <draws forth flame thrower, just kidding!>
> >
> > Actually, I happen to think that Candle is the best Skinny Puppy song,
> > and I said so when I was part of this thread a very lond time ago, in
> > fact if you look back at the records I think I started this thread a
> > couple of months ago! (actually, I can't remember if I started it or if I
> > was just the first preson to reply to it) Anyway, at that time I said
> > that Candle was my favorite song, and I got attacked for it. I left for
> > a little while, but still continued reading it. After the whole Candle
> > thing was dead and buried other topics came up, but now the Candle thing
> > has kind of returned. I don't know why I like it so much, I guess
> > because it is so different then anyything else by them. The acoustic
> > guitar is alos nice, plus the lyrics really say alot about Skinny Puppy
> > and what they believe in. All in all it has to be the best song ever by
> > Skinny Puppy, despite the fact that most people think it's a wimpy track.
> >
> > -spawn aka edgar "the bomb!" koensayer
>
> It seemed that cEvin and the gang have decided to move more
> towards the accoustic guitar sound for a while, when they put out
> Tear Garden's "Too Be An Angel Blind..." and also when they put out
> "The Process," but now they are moving back towards the electronic
> chaos ["Charlie's Family"]. Or maybe they are just being half and
> half, switching from project to project, eh?
> ~Danie|~
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The Lord Leto II
BIue Serge wrote [sarcastically, no doubt, there's missing context]:
> hell yeah candle is the best song
Right up there with the stairs and flowers dub mix.
?? *rofl*
actually the dub mix is cool in its own way, there's one
sample in there that drive my friend nuts, it's a high quick
"reegh!" sound that occurs periodically, that's the best way
to describe it.
I'd like to know what cEvin himself says about Candle. It would
probably be along the lines of "no comment". :) I think "wimpy"
is a good word. I doubt even Ogre likes it. And the instruments
at the end just go on and on...
The Lord Leto II
Tristin Harling wrote:
> >> The Bugs Bunny Version!!!! That one RULES!!!
> That song rules you moron
well it is a lot of fun but it's hard to take seriously.
Greg Clow
Tristin Harling <db...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA> wrote:
: The Lord Leto II (c72...@showme.missouri.edu) writes:
: >> The Bugs Bunny Version!!!! That one RULES!!!
: >
: > Eh...
: > the quotes are great but the song sucks.
: Thjat song rules you moron
OK, who let Beavis and Butthead onto the newsgroup?
Greg
Thin White Duke
In article <34220C87...@showme.missouri.edu>, The Lord Leto II
<c72...@showme.missouri.edu> wrote:
= I'd like to know what cEvin himself says about Candle. It would
= probably be along the lines of "no comment". :) I think "wimpy"
= is a good word. I doubt even Ogre likes it. And the instruments
= at the end just go on and on...
Actually, I think it was Ogre's favorite song of The Process.
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The Lord Leto II
Thin White Duke wrote, concerning Candle:
> Actually, I think it was Ogre's favorite song of The Process.
what? what's wrong with that boy? maybe it's something with
the lyrics...what do you make of them? I find them vague.
Well anyway I bet dwayne hated it. and he's dead, so that makes his
opinion more valid. if he were alive and reading this thread he'd
be grinning...
BIue Serge
>BIue Serge wrote [sarcastically, no doubt, there's missing context]:
>
>> hell yeah candle is the best song
>
>
i meant it
Mike Heidenreich
The Lord Leto II (c72...@showme.missouri.edu) spoketh:
> Karol Gajewski wrote concerning deep down Trauma Hounds:
>
>
> Eh...
> the quotes are great but the song sucks.
>
My opinion is that it's the other way around. I guess I could never quite
get used to Looney Tunes and Skinny Puppy together. The song itself,
is fairly good. Of course, comparing Deep Down Trauma Hounds to the rest
of M:TPI ain't saying too much for me. My $.01.
Mike
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Vijay Gill
Following on my theory that songs have half-lives. The time it takes
for a song to become tedious to listen to. Some songs have longer
half lives than others and the song with the longest half life I've
ever heard is Worlock. I've been listening to it at least 3-4 times a
week since it came out and it still kicks ass. Gravity Kill's Guilty,
for example, is a song with negative half life. The first time I
heard it, I was annoyed by it.
So I submit that Worlock is the best puppy song. Ever.
vijay "mincing eydropping biopsy" gill
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Paul English
Vijay Gill (wr...@topdog.cs.umbc.edu) wrote:
<snip>
: So I submit that Worlock is the best puppy song. Ever.
If only because there are so many fun samples to chant along with..
So far, I'd have to agree. I've only made one Puppy mixtape for trips
and such, (always wishing I'd made more, but never doing it), and
Worlock is the one song which I'm always psyched when the tape
reaches.
While I'm posting my first post in a while.. anyone know where I can
get some interesting Puppy t's? I can only find 2, the Process one
with "Kill to Cure, Cures that kill" and another with the foetus on
the front. New England area, MA to be more specific.
Paul
tsotiro
WPI, huh? you guys hosted sister machine gun a while ago...good show,
only problem was, too many frat-jocks.
mike
Pico
> While I'm posting my first post in a while.. anyone know where I can
> get some interesting Puppy t's? I can only find 2, the Process one
> with "Kill to Cure, Cures that kill" and another with the foetus on
> the front. New England area, MA to be more specific.
One good link I've found is a place called Cafe Soundz, their address
is:
http://www.modernsolutions.com/cafesoundz/
they have a great selection, I've ordered before, and if I recall
correctly they have at least six different SP shirts... and not the
usual ones either, they have Dig It, TDP, and Cleanse Fold shirts...
very cool
lots of other good industrial/electronic shirts there too, and very
prompt service..
hope that helped
Drugg Pico
BIue Serge
one of my favorite puppy songs is Glass Out
Hagbard Celine
Well, Warlock is the first Skinny Puppy song I heard, which got me into
Rabies...now I own all the full length releases, and I have to say Too
Dark Park is my favorite song...I know it's the whole friggin album, but I
can't really imagine breaking up the song sequence.
Past that, Warlock is my second pick.
Jonathan Boice
"Preserving Skinny Puppy so future generations don't look back at NOTHING
(TM)"
The Lord Leto II
Mike Heidenreich wrote:
> My opinion is that it's the other way around. I guess I could never quite
> get used to Looney Tunes and Skinny Puppy together. The song itself,
> is fairly good. Of course, comparing Deep Down Trauma Hounds to the rest
> of M:TPI ain't saying too much for me. My $.01.
>
> Mike
Actually no, we share an opinion. I think the quotes *themselves*
are good but in the context of the song they really don't work.
But I think the ddTT remix as a song *isn't* very good compared
to the regular songs on Mind (the album proper through Burnt With
Water is *much* better than the bonus tracks).
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Seeing as most of Puppy's work is brilliant, I find it rather hard to
choose favorite tracks. Altho I would have to say that Love in Vein,
Harsh Stone White, and The Mourn are some of the ones I'm rather fond
of. As for albums as a whole, I'd have to say either Last Rights or
Cleanse Fold and Manipulate. (What can I say, the album as a whole is
pretty good, with the exception of Draining Faces. I could never get
into that song.)
-aldouS
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The Lord Leto II
> Past that, Warlock is my second pick.
That's Worlock with an "O." I'm not sure about the meaning
behind it, but it's spelled differently than the standard
english word.
The Philosopher from Hell
The Lord Leto II <c72...@showme.missouri.edu> was once heard screaming in rec.music.industrial:
TLLI@ Mike Heidenreich wrote:
> My opinion is that it's the other way around. I guess I could never quite
> get used to Looney Tunes and Skinny Puppy together. The song itself,
> is fairly good. Of course, comparing Deep Down Trauma Hounds to the rest
> of M:TPI ain't saying too much for me. My $.01.
TLLI@ Actually no, we share an opinion. I think the quotes *themselves*
TLLI@ are good but in the context of the song they really don't work.
I guess it is because my first SP album was the CD for MTPI, so that
was my first exposer for DDTH, so I like the samples <shrug>
maybe it is because it is also quite an ironic way to end the album.
TLLI@ But I think the ddTT remix as a song *isn't* very good compared
TLLI@ to the regular songs on Mind (the album proper through Burnt With
TLLI@ Water is *much* better than the bonus tracks).
I like Burnt with Water a lot too. It is on the CD. (or do you mean
there was a different mix of it?)
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The Lord Leto II
The Philosopher from Hell wrote:
>
> The Lord Leto II <c72...@showme.missouri.edu> was once heard screaming in rec.music.industrial:
> TLLI@ Mike Heidenreich wrote:
>
> > My opinion is that it's the other way around. I guess I could never quite
> > get used to Looney Tunes and Skinny Puppy together. The song itself,
> > is fairly good. Of course, comparing Deep Down Trauma Hounds to the rest
> > of M:TPI ain't saying too much for me. My $.01.
>
> TLLI@ Actually no, we share an opinion. I think the quotes *themselves*
> TLLI@ are good but in the context of the song they really don't work.
>
> I guess it is because my first SP album was the CD for MTPI, so that
> was my first exposer for DDTH, so I like the samples <shrug>
the mind version was my first exposure to both addiction and deep
down trauma hounds, leaving CFM with much less "new" material.
> maybe it is because it is also quite an ironic way to end the album.
Who? what? when? where? why?
> TLLI@ But I think the ddTT remix as a song *isn't* very good compared
> TLLI@ to the regular songs on Mind (the album proper through Burnt With
> TLLI@ Water is *much* better than the bonus tracks).
>
> I like Burnt with Water a lot too. It is on the CD. (or do you mean
> there was a different mix of it?)
When I say the "album proper" I mean the songs 1-9 because they were
originall included on the 1986 casette release of Mind. When the CD
was made they threw in Addiction (second dose -- I think) and deep
down Trauma Hounds from the 1987 Addiction single, and they threw in
Chainsaw and Stairs And Flowers (dub -- really the "too far gone" mix)
from the Chainsaw EP.
FYI --
The correct order of original release for all the mind-CFM era
stuff is:
Dig It (single) -- w/ the Choke regrip
Mind: The Perpetual Intercourse (album)
Chainsaw (EP) -- w/ Assimilate r23, Cage, Stairs & Flowers
Cleanse Fold And Manipulate (album)
Addiction (single) -- w/ ddTT
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badass industrial cyborf
pointless for me to say it but..
>reclamation
>dead lines
>love in vein
>dead of winter
>worlock
cannot decide among these
also, any live version of tin omen.. not that i have an affinity for the
crunching guitar or anything.. but ogre used to always descend down the
major third of the chord live.. the most "singing" i have ever really
heard of his metallic voice
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