The 'Bands I don't Get' thread (7 Viewers)

[shidheat]

yeah i never got the love for underworld either. bag of shite

 

[Cornu Ammonis]

I love Born Slippy but never listened to them beyond that. From that era I love the Prodigy (because they were the first real band I got into), Orbital, Squarepusher, Autechre (even if I had a bad gig experience), and Thomas Köner for that way more ambient feeling. It all overlapped with stuff like Nine Inch Nails, Coil, Atari Teenage Riot, and the little bit of noise I could track down (Merzbow mainly).

 

[magicbastarder]

i got one of underworld's more recent albums, 'barbara barbara we face a shining future'. s'good.

 

[bogmanfan]

I was never an Underworld fan apart from this classic

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But the missus likes them and I must admit they've really grown on me over the last couple of years. Some fantastic tunes in their back catalogue.

 

[Cornu Ammonis]

I was never an Underworld fan apart from this classic

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But the missus likes them and I must admit they've really grown on me over the last couple of years. Some fantastic tunes in their back catalogue.

I like that. It’s how you’d want New Order to sound in the 90s.

 

[Scientician 0.8]

Violent Femmes, as best as I can tell all of their songs is that exact same song.

 

[pete]

Violent Femmes, as best as I can tell all of their songs is that exact same song.

Nahh

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[nuke terrorist]

Nahh

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Those two don't have a xylophone. Hard to work out how they went from this to being a country roots band.
Gone Daddy Gone

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[pete]

Those two are from their 2nd album, which was released a whole year after their debut...

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[Frank Discussions]

I was never an Underworld fan apart from this classic

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But the missus likes them and I must admit they've really grown on me over the last couple of years. Some fantastic tunes in their back catalogue.

All of Dubnobass…great album. And Rez/Cowgirl is amazing,

 

[Frank Discussions]

Violent Femmes, as best as I can tell all of their songs is that exact same song

As best as I can tell, you need you need a new pair of ears that work.

 

[nuke terrorist]

Those two are from their 2nd album, which was released a whole year after their debut...

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Speaking of Violent Femmes, Gary posted this documentary about Milwaukee bands in 1970's and 80's a while back. Also features James Chance, Die Kreuzen...

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I am finally going to watch this now.

 

[Kermit McDermott]

I still only know that one song.

 

[nuke terrorist]

Speaking of Violent Femmes, Gary posted this documentary about Milwaukee bands in 1970's and 80's a while back. Also features James Chance, Die Kreuzen...

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I am finally going to watch this now.

more digression:
Two guys were at the heart of story - Jerome Brish and Richard LaValliere from 1972/73 onwards. Jerome Brish who was 6'9'' fronted a Stooges influenced band in that era (w/ James Chance on sax) before the duo formed THE HASKELS.
The story peters out in mid 80's when 21 becomes the drinking age.

A lot of bands are covered, so important bands like DIE KREUZEN aren't given a huge amount coverage.
Electronic experimental artist Richard Franecki and F/i don't get mentioned at all. Franceki's later band VOCOKESH started in 1989 after era covered. BOY DIRT CAR are included though.

Other parts of Wisconsin aren't covered e.g. Butch Vig, MECHT MENSCH / TAR BABIES (Madison) and Rev Norb (Sick Teen zine) and SUBURBAN MUTILATION from Green Bay etc.

2xCD comp. of era:

https://www.discogs.com/release/3783143-Various-History-In-3-Chords-Milwaukee-Alternative-Bands-1973-1982

Jerome Brish link from local music paper The Sheperd:

Jerome Brish

Jerome Brish

shepherdexpress.com

 

[pavlos]

All of Dubnobass…great album. And Rez/Cowgirl is amazing,

I concur with all of this

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[bogmanfan]

And as for this...

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The last 3 minutes or so are incredible

 

[nuke terrorist]

listenened to Rez and Pearl's Girl by Underworld. went right over my head - unremarkable mainstream house/techno??

this is what Karl Hyde and Rick Smith of Underworld were doing earlier -
total 1980's pop song thread stuff.

Freur - Doot Doot (1983)

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Freur - on Italian TV in 1983 w/ interview

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Freur - live at The Marquee (1984)

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Underworld live on TV (1989)

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Underworld - Change the Weather (1990)

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at least being nosey got me a few laughs. no one can say I am not prepared to give a wide variety of pretty awful stuff one listen

 

[Frank Discussions]

Black Midi / Geordie Greep.

 

[nuke terrorist]

Another "Intelligent Dance Music" silly list with several of the same records mentioned in thumped battle of October 2024.
I thought some folks might be interested. Mostly obvious artists (a few I didn't know).

https://www.discogs.com/digs/music/essential-idm-albums/?utm_source=Homepage&utm_medium=Discogs&utm_campaign=Essential-IDM-Albums_Music

 

[Kermit McDermott]

There's some good stuff on that list.