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Pangloss62 · 10-02-2006, 10:42 AM

I again had trouble sleeping last night, so I tuned into the overnight show at WREK (Georgia Tech). I'm really getting into this "noise" genre. One "song" I heard sounded like about 100 people using metal whisks inside empty 55-gal. oil drums. This stuff is like an enema for your musical sensibilities; it cleans out your head. Below is a highlight:

Song:
This is the Body I once Occupied

Artist:
Richard Ramirez & Skin Crime

Album:
Pleasure, Commerce & Disease
http://www.ventrilocution.net/v2/rev...ramirez1.shtml
ABRASIVELY CAUSTIC HARSH ELECTRONICS. A thick & raw wall of unpleasant feelings for your final dead days. Skin Crime is associated with the highly influential Self Abuse Records.

I'm beginning to enjoy my amnesia.

10-02-2006, 10:42 AM	#13
Pangloss62 Lecturer Join Date: May 2006 Location: Atlanta Posts: 768	Noise/Anti-Music I again had trouble sleeping last night, so I tuned into the overnight show at WREK (Georgia Tech). I'm really getting into this "noise" genre. One "song" I heard sounded like about 100 people using metal whisks inside empty 55-gal. oil drums. This stuff is like an enema for your musical sensibilities; it cleans out your head. Below is a highlight: Song: This is the Body I once Occupied Artist: Richard Ramirez & Skin Crime Album: Pleasure, Commerce & Disease http://www.ventrilocution.net/v2/rev...ramirez1.shtml ABRASIVELY CAUSTIC HARSH ELECTRONICS. A thick & raw wall of unpleasant feelings for your final dead days. Skin Crime is associated with the highly influential Self Abuse Records. I'm beginning to enjoy my amnesia. __________________ Things are never as good, or bad, as they seem.