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thesweetcheat
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Re: Revolutions are celebrated when they are no longer dangerous
Sep 22, 2010, 20:11
machineryelf wrote:
I'm with SRT & Lawrence on the PE front, there is however a lot of chaff amongst the wheat, much of it is a just noise for noise sake,folk who are listening to Whitehouse and nothing else and copying it, a noise equivalent of Motley Crue. Whitehouse are spot on, the best of Merzbow the same[though everyones idea of his best seems to be different], heard a couple of CCCC albums that are great.

Also Dog3000 is right, there is a slew of underground releases that cover a bit of everything, people who have grown up listening to Slayer,The VU,Dub,Mozart,Bubblegum,Madonna & Sonic Youth and want to play it all at the same time, sometimes it works, a lot of the time it's horrible.


I have to say that this sounds horrible, largely. If today's revolution is to reduce everything that's ever been recorded into a single melange, I'm not sure I want any truck with it, sadly. Although possibly if the reference points of Motley Crue and Slayer were removed I might feel more positive.

I'm off to dig out some Everly Brothers records. :-)
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