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Throbbing Gristle fueron los creadores de la discográfica Industrial Records. Es una banda británica pionera en la música industrial y experimental que evolucionó del grupo performance COUM Transmissions. Los miembros fundadores de Throbbing Gristle fueron Chris Carter, Genesis P-Orridge, Cosey Fanni Tutti y Peter Christopherson.

Sus presentaciones en vivo, altamente confrontacionales, solían usar imágenes perturbadoras (incluyendo pornografía y fotos de campos de concentración nazi, dándole al grupo un reputación notable. Sin embargo, el grupo siempre sostuvo que su misión era retar y explorar los lados más oscuros y obsesivos de la condición humana (en vez de hacer música atractiva). Throbbing Gristle fue pionero en el uso de samples pre-grabados y uso de efectos especiales para producir un trasfondo distintivo y altamente distorsionado, usualmente acompañado por letras cantadas o habladas por Genesis P-Orridge.

En 1977 lanzaron su grabación debut, «2nd Annual Report. Aunque inicialmente solo se fabricaron 786 copias en la disquera de la banda, Industrial Records, el álbum suficiente demanda como para relanzarlo posteriormente. Throbbing Gristle se separó en 1981, con los fundadores Genesis P-Orridge y Peter Christopherson formando Psychic TV, mientras que Cosey Fanni Tutti y Chris Carter continuaron grabando juntos bajo el nombre de Chris and Cosey. Christopherson luego formó la banda Coil con su compañero de Psychic TV, John Balance.

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The ultimate audio bad trip. In the best possible way.

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he tried lion in a coma and guys eyes

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MrLJM escribió:
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@DunHout - Which tracks did you try?

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Tilaton escribió:
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Try a bit more. The best things in life are not about instant pleasure.

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DunHout escribió:
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Tried, but did not like.

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MrLJM escribió:
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Yeah, he probably is. But I'm covering all ground, just in case.

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viewtifullink99 escribió:
la semana pasada

I dont see why he would post here so regularly if he didnt like them. He's probably just having a joke like all the people comparing them to animal collective around these parts. Im surprised their name was even brought up here.

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MrLJM escribió:
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I also get the feeling that you're just trying to wind people up.

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MrLJM escribió:
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By the way, what's your opinion on Death in June? Seeing as one of their members was in the National Front at one point, I thought they might come under the same scrutiny. (I noticed they're one of your most listened artists. However, I do acknowledge the tenuous possibility that you've listened to them over 3,000 times and you still don't "like" them).

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MrLJM escribió:
El mes pasado

Also, you shouldn't be so eager to lump the other three members of TG into the "fascist Nazi" tag because you have to remember that one of them is homosexual and I'm pretty sure the Nazis were against that sort of thing. Besides, how long did it take you to notice that they wore Nazi regalia?! I thought it was pretty blatant (if you look through the photos) and I've noticed you've been posting on this shoutbox for quite a while.

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MrLJM escribió:
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@svirgula - Seeing as you've racked up over 100 plays for Wagner, it wasn't wrong of me to presume that you liked him. Of course, you could have been having an extended "try out" period with Wagner, but I thought that would be a bit tenuous. However, you response also suffers from a few mistakes. An aspect of fascism is to silence those who disagree with you. If you had the Anti-Fascist League come around and "silence" TG, then that would be hypocritical, no matter if Genesis happens to be "fascist." In silencing certain viewpoints, you are exhibiting very similar behaviour to what Stalin and Hitler did during World War II, particularly towards artists.

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svirgula escribió:
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@MrLJM: your response suffers from a few mistakes. the fact that the user has a listened to an artist a large number of times does not in itself imply that the user likes that artist. also, wagner's antisemitism is excusable in the sense that it was a norm for his culture and his time. it was also of a different type than the nazi's and other contemporary quasi-systematic bigots. but genesis cannot be excused in the same way. genesis certainly knew better. this, folks, is why i cannot like throbbing gristle. this is why antifa should show up at TG shows and get these shitbags kicked out of town. faschos should follow their leader.

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MrLJM escribió:
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@svirgula - Therefore, you cannot like Richard Wagner either, but I see you have quite a few plays racked up for him. I hope you're being ironic about TG and what I just said was just me misinterpreting you.

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SOLOMUSIKA escribió:
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Interesting debate. Well ...honestly i really don't care if they are a racist band or not.... surely I'm not a racist person that's why i just appreciate their form of art ! I like their subversive and innovative music..that's all *__*

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svirgula escribió:
El mes pasado

nope!! i think that must be wrong cuz genesis said the song 'subhuman' was about gypsies that moved into the parking lot near the death factory. he wrote it cuz they started stealin' stuff, were filthy brown ppl. then he turned the death factory into a fortress with monte and started dressin' up in military uniforms. so, throbbing gristle must be a racist band. therefore, i cannot like throbbing gristle.

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MrLJM escribió:
El mes pasado

They even try it on the front cover of 20 Jazz Funk Greats. Even though it looks like a pretty innocent scene, I think they're standing on Beachy Head in East Sussex (which is a notorious spot for suicides). It probably is Beachy Head because it would fit in with the track 'Beachy Head' they have on the album.

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