It's said to truly suck.

Too bad, since it just looks so good in the previews.

Leaving for Coachella tomorrow, I'll tell you guys how Kraftwerk were (and possibly Akron and Family, since I guess they're related to Gira and all)

At 4/22/08 11:59 PM, ZeroAsALimit wrote: I just found out that Mrs. P-Orridge died last year. That's terrible.

Yep.

I think they cancelled the US tour because of that.

*downloads Chinese Democracy*

At 4/20/08 11:12 PM, FatKidWitAJetPak wrote:

At 4/19/08 05:33 PM, MAYORMCHEESE wrote: I liked the Super Collabs.

what are those?

my god dude it's called a fucken search engine jesus christ

i did a scene for part 6 it rules

I liked the Super Collabs.

your art, well, *chuckles* blows me away

At 4/17/08 07:26 PM, D3NTATUS wrote:

I've already listened to Front 242 and Nitzer Ebb (what albums would you recommend?), any other bands I should check out?

get caustic grip and millenium by frontline assembly

also, if you can ever find it, mindfire by brain leisure

At 4/17/08 04:45 PM, SevnStar wrote: ass

butt!?

At 4/17/08 12:24 AM, MattTheParanoidKat wrote:

EBM annoys me because when people mistake often it with Industrial, and doesn't should that close to it in : my opinion (I'm a genre douche.)

there's some exceptions, i mean Frontline assembly now doesn't really sound 'industrial' but their older material does imo. Voice of Destruction is also considered 'ebm' by some people for some stupid reason even though i believe they're closer to the industrial rock/metal sound than other... ugh, "ebm" acts.

i just hate the term 'idm' cause it makes no sense. it's not dance music (well, barely) and whether it's intelligent or not is debatable so???

im at a point where im a cross between

"oh hey new band that's industrial *wets fucken pants*"

and

"oh man this band is cheesy and lame and probably aren't even real industrial but whatever *listens*"

PS i hate the terms 'EBM' and 'IDM'

is that pie for me???

At 4/15/08 10:01 PM, EvilEgg wrote:

He's a gay prick fagget..... as usual

haha, owned!

BIGFUZZYKITEEN!!!

how are you???

Good/Bad industrial news today

i'll start with the bad:

A founding father of krautrock has passed away. Klaus Dinger, who played drums for Kraftwerk and went on to co-found Neu!, died March 21, although the news of his death was not made public until today. A report from Neu! label Grönland cites the cause of death as heart failure. Dinger was 61, and would have turned 62 on March 24.

Dinger trademarked the steady, propulsive drumming style that came to define the motorik sound associated with krautrock. He drummed on Kraftwerk's 1970 self-titled debut before leaving the band, along with guitarist Michael Rother, to start Neu! Neu! released three seminal albums during the 70s, and had a noted influence on everyone from David Bowie to Sonic Youth to Stereolab.

After Neu! dissolved, Dinger achieved commercial success with La Düsseldorf, and in the 90s he formed a composite group of sorts called La! Neu?

René Renner, head of Grönland Records, called Dinger "an uncompromising musician, a challenging personality, [an] inspirational human being, and one of the most influential drummers" in a statement released today.

Renner also invoked a telling Brian Eno quote: "There were three great beats in the 70's. Fela Kuti's Afrobeat, James Brown's funk, and Klaus Dinger's Neu! beat."

Rother eulogized Dinger on his website, writing, "Together with many friends of his music I will remember Klaus for his creativity as an artist and I will think about him with gratitude for his wonderful contributions to our project Neu!."

and now the good:

After numerous line-up changes throughout the years, all original KILLING JOKE members reunite for new album and world tour.

Drummer, Paul Ferguson, rejoins the line up for the first time since 1987 enabling a whole new generation of fans to see Killing Joke's legendary original formation. Die hard fans have been waiting for this moment for two decades!

Bassist, Martin 'Youth' Glover also steps back into the live arena after a near 15 hiatus, having not played live with KILLING JOKE since 1994's Pandemonium tour.

The tour will see KILLING JOKE take up a two night residency in most venues offering a different set on each evening. On the first night, they will play their first two albums in their entirety, 1980's self-titled album followed by the album What's This...For!. Their second performance in each city will treat fans to 1994's Pandemonium and the Island Records singles of '79 to '80.

50vmp said everything that needs to be said end topic now

that game got hooorrrible reviews

i don't think they're sticking with that design much longer

listen to Babyland

Initial D

Probably Sonic Adventure: Limited Edition. It's the rarest (or one of the top rarest) game for the US Dreamcast, it was only released to about several hundred or so Hollywood Videos. I doubt even 1000 copies exist of it.

Other than that, some harder to find PS2 games (Klonoa 2, Gradius III and IV, Ico, Metropolismania)

At 4/8/08 09:16 PM, Sekhem wrote: Mushihimesama in ultra mode, I've never beat it and never will, but watching kids on youtube do it is fun.

i just shat myself

now i feel like a big pussy for not being able to beat magaki in KOF XI

At 4/9/08 08:44 PM, 10000000000000000000 wrote: pacman 2

well.... uh, they sorta did...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pac-Man_2

I'm seconding Bully 2. That game held my interest more than any of the GTA games did.

At 4/7/08 08:57 PM, Lagatag wrote: Poor Ness

this one rules

he's basically all "FUUUUCCCKKKKK"

At 4/9/08 06:18 PM, AshfordPride wrote: *opens Flash, starts Miles flash movie

HELL
NO

At 4/9/08 06:23 PM, fetusdoctor wrote:

When playing as ROB or Game&Watch, walk off the level. You're playing as one of the lamest characters in the game.

you're a butthole

pokemon: card game on game boy

At 4/8/08 06:14 PM, KeithHybrid wrote: NO ITEMS FOX ONLY FINAL DESTINATION

fucken hell beat me to it

the only bad thing about this band is that the Men of Porn keep opening for them, i hate that fucken band

At 4/9/08 11:08 AM, McPaper wrote: Hey Gumshoe. I liked that guy the most. Just wandering but does he only appear in the first game? (I've got my hands on all 4 games but I'm still on the first one)

You'll see him quite often.

At 4/8/08 04:54 AM, Frank wrote: Yeah I mean it works in Civilization surely it will work when applied to real life in fact we should use many aspects of Civilization and use it in the real world today the leaders of today could really learn from the game Civilization it's like a Bible everyone should follow it the most useful reference for building up a better world.

i uh ???