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I believe there was a similar thread on another forum, possibly CS/Troniks. But I wanted to make a new one, here, with all the boxsets coming out and being reissued as of late. What are some boxsets you would like to see?

Off the top of my head, 2 sets that would be great and feasible would be a collection of the Broken Flag compilations and a boxset of AWB material. I would assume that the latter would be a bit more difficult to put together considering who was involved with the label and some of the projects, but it would still be awesome if it were to ever happen. I'm also looking forward to see if that XE boxset Pasi said may happen as F&V #88 actually comes together.

Jonathan Briley complete recordings. Hoping VOD will pick up on this.

Chop Shop, although I realise it would have to come in some ridiculous packaging like a semi trailer filled with cement or something.

You know those excerpts from live recordings GX has been uploading lately? A boxset of the full live recordings would be great.

I'm looking forward to the Eric Lunde collection that Mr Brucato has been working on for the last couple of years.

The Grey Wolves.

I nearly mentioned Proiekt Hat but then remembered "Resolution 3379". Didn't you have to fill out a form explaining why you wanted it, to get it? Anyway, a good boxset of them would be nice.

Quote from: Andrew McIntosh on May 26, 2012, 04:42:31 AM

The Grey Wolves.

Definitely. What albums/tapes/EP's/7'' etc, do you think would be in it? They have a pretty vast catalog with a ton of great material.

Throbbing Gristle/X-TG live 2005-2010.

Quote from: RyanWreck on May 26, 2012, 05:41:13 AMWhat albums/tapes/EP's/7'' etc, do you think would be in it? They have a pretty vast catalog with a ton of great material.

Exactly, where does one begin? I'd start by suggesting including their side from the "War Against Society" compilation, "Red Terror/Black Terror", "Punishment" (wonder if a reproduction of the poster would be possible for such a potential box set?) and, since it's apparently sold out from Hospital, "Judgement". A nice mix of the aggro, the gloomy and the dark already.

There's also the question of side projects and collaborations. It would have to be a pretty extensive release if it ever happened. Geez, where would you begin?

A Metgumbnerbone box featuring the three cassettes on vinyl.

A Bad Vugum Box - perhaps a multi-7" Box Set here??

You can always dream as Gilbert used to say.

A box set of the extraneous, non-music 'special' Come Org releases would be a hilarious and absurd thing and I'd certainly buy one. Examples of Cannibalism,Songs and Marches of the SS and Wehrmacht, 'Triumph of the Will' film soundtrack, Ripper tapes 1 and 2, Imperial Japanese martial music,  Manson plus family interviews 1-3, Necrophilia broadcast, Dennis Nilsen, Ted Bundy/Ed Kemper. With bonus DVD of clean-up 'Ultra' video transfers. Special edition for subscribers only priced at £500 or so would include 'Right To Kill' vinyl reissue.

great list, SILVUM... the Runzelstirn box, that would be amazing.

other additions:

coup de grace 4xcd+DVD box, the three tapes, comp tracks/unreleased + booklet with artworks/CDG zines etc. + dvd with short films

mlehst 12xcd box, all the history of mlehst cd-r's in CD + booklet

MSNP retrospective vinyl boxset, in the style of the one VOD did for Broken flag

david gilden 2xcd

drift ?xcd

thirdorgan ?xcd

mo*te ?xcd

Quote from: SILVUM on May 26, 2012, 01:54:13 PMCON-DOM - Sermons 3XCD (all the sermon wax, and an extra disc of material)

Well overdue. If the extra material could be the "Subjection" tape, this would be brilliant.

Quote from: SILVUM on May 26, 2012, 01:54:13 PMNORD - Original Works 10XCD (all the wax and all those stupid rare tapes, unreleased material too)

There'd be enough for ten cds? Tell us more about this unreleased material.

It just occurred to me that MSBR should get the box re-release treatment, if it hasn't already.

Quote from: bitewerksMTB on May 26, 2012, 06:38:37 AM
Yeah, you had to fill out a form & send in a PH LP. I got the whole thing for free but still had to do the form/LP. Can't remember any of the ?'s. I had a beat-up double of one of the LPs that I sent back. I think PH just had Cold Meat give me a leftover copy. Big stupid DJ box with a video & a blank tape, I think? Seems like there's something else in there too. No idea if there is anything on the video. The extra LP is pretty good...

There are around 10-15 minutes of music set to abstract imagery on the VHS, and the box also contained a t-shirt. I remember one question that you had to answer on the form for ordering it, had to do with "your favorite conflict in history" or somesuch.

I'd love to see :zoviet*france: being given the VOD treatment. The early albums plus selected pieces from their vast archives of unreleased material. As far as I understand they have been approached by VOD, it's "only" a matter of the different factions to come to an agreement.

A box compiling the more experimental and far-out releases from Subterranean Records would be fab too... Factrix, Flipper, Z'ev/UNS/Stefan Weisser, Chrome, Nervous Gender, etc.

I personally think most of things would work better as not box sets. Box set seems most valid in case where releasing multiple identical releases makes hardly sense, but extended to box set works out. Live stuff, tapes that hardly qualify as "albums" etc.

but if we talk about theoretical releases:

*Con-Dom "sermons" would be essential. But that's a double cd at max, not a box set? Thematically, I don't think anything else should be as filler. Perhaps the original 25 copies special version, the altar with 8 x 7" and booklet etc sums up pretty much what it would be to be complete?

*Some of Grey Wolves tapes would most certainly stand out as single albums, but in other hand box of old tape on CD format probably better than to release as if they were intended to be "real albums". I would hope their real albums would be released separately as proper CD's. Not as box-set.

*Deadline Noise Productions 90's rarities box. I think among ridiculously limited tapes there are golden stuff. RR, BLJ, related.

*Taint box - if tapes don't feel they stand alone as proper "albums", archive box of CD's would solve the case!

*Monde Bruits -complete box

*Aube -the early days on real CD, not as CDR like it was done

A Taint box would be a huge deal for me but I doubt that will ever happen. Luckily Taint stuff isn't incredibly hard to find if you don't mind paying a bit more than usual. I mentioned on my own forum how something like a Taint book would be cool with art, inserts, interviews, lyrics, etc. Something like the old Whitehouse book.

I'll throw second hands in the air for that Taint box proposal - also HongKongGoolagong hit the nail on the head with this...

A box set of the extraneous, non-music 'special' Come Org releases would be a hilarious and absurd thing and I'd certainly buy one. Examples of Cannibalism,Songs and Marches of the SS and Wehrmacht, 'Triumph of the Will' film soundtrack, Ripper tapes 1 and 2, Imperial Japanese martial music,  Manson plus family interviews 1-3, Necrophilia broadcast, Dennis Nilsen, Ted Bundy/Ed Kemper. With bonus DVD of clean-up 'Ultra' video transfers. Special edition for subscribers only priced at £500 or so would include 'Right To Kill' vinyl reissue.

Quote from: D. Davis on May 27, 2012, 03:53:03 AM

A box set of the extraneous, non-music 'special' Come Org releases would be a hilarious and absurd thing and I'd certainly buy one. Examples of Cannibalism,Songs and Marches of the SS and Wehrmacht, 'Triumph of the Will' film soundtrack, Ripper tapes 1 and 2, Imperial Japanese martial music,  Manson plus family interviews 1-3, Necrophilia broadcast, Dennis Nilsen, Ted Bundy/Ed Kemper. With bonus DVD of clean-up 'Ultra' video transfers. Special edition for subscribers only priced at £500 or so would include 'Right To Kill' vinyl reissue.

Hell yea, I would be interested in this too. I'm already trying to find and collect a lot of those even though they aren't great listens. Maybe they could put some of the earlier Live Aktion videos on the DVD even though they wouldn't really be "non-music" though they are fairly "special" releases.

The 4 "Necronomicon" compilations that came out during the mid-80's from Spain would be nice to have as a box collection...

http://www.discogs.com/Various-Necronomicon-1/release/1157937
http://www.discogs.com/Various-Necronomicon-2/release/719904
http://www.discogs.com/Various-Necronomicon-3/release/1257718
http://www.discogs.com/Various-Necronomicon-4/release/917923

CON-DOM 'sermons' on double cd i've always wondered why it has not happened yet. if i did a label myself that would be one of the first things i'd look into doing. the ltd 25 set will always be the ultimate of course though (no, i do not own it, but i know someone who does)

I believe it IS happening, just takes time.

A rerelease of the Sutcliffe Jugend Box would be nice :)

Quote from: Si Clark on May 27, 2012, 02:48:39 PM

Quote from: Goat93 on May 27, 2012, 12:37:36 PM
A rerelease of the Sutcliffe Jugend Box would be nice :)

Do you mean the Spit on your Graves box? It's being re-mastered at the moment. There's a thread somewhere on the Troniks board where they briefly mention it. No details on when it will be released, I'm guessing it takes quite a while to remaster 10 hours of material.

Yeah, i hope it will pop up sometimes and won't be absolute expensive collector stuff then :(

CD'r makes no Sense to me, since there will a demand for real pressed CD's and its also not so much more Money to spend...

Mo*Te   - 8xCD with everything he did
Strict - 10xLP 
Sutcliffe Jugend - We Spit + bonus - multiple CD's set
Pain Jerk - 25xCD + book
Yellow Cab - 3xCD
Monde Bruits 5xCD
Thirdorgan - 4xCD (something in the way of Government Alpha box on Pica Disk) with extracts from early analogue years.
Retrospective G.R.O.S.S. 10xLP in the vein of the Broken Flag on Vinyl on Demand
Taint 10xLP
MSBR 5xCD in the vein of GA
Consumer Electronics 8xLP

Quote from: audiodissection on May 27, 2012, 06:58:03 PMRetrospective G.R.O.S.S. 10xLP in the vein of the Broken Flag on Vinyl on Demand

what a fucked up mess that would be.  Full documentation or it isn't worth the trouble or the money.  I extend that to any box set worth the paper and plastic to make it.  Most of this stuff would get a single shot at being reissued.  Hacking it to bits and turning it into someone else's "favorites" collection is...well...bullshit.

first i didn't agree with you on this.....but after the BFfest  realised it's rather silly : BF box featured "extracts" of Myth and Arsonicide on 1 side of lp....while Harbinger reissued them as full albums anyway :-/

That box happened while ago, and the LPs as complete came out just recently.
Of course it would have made sense to pick up one release for box originally, but well.... thing happen.

Statutory Tape issues "best of GROSS" 4xtape box, including 8 artists which each had one side of tape. Like Zeno, if someone gets to issue GROSS releases, I hope they happen individually, not as box. They are so good, you don't need "best of". They are best complete - as it was.

Quote from: FreakAnimalFinland on May 28, 2012, 01:30:46 PM
That box happened while ago, and the LPs as complete came out just recently.

i know, but there seems to be no communication on future plans at all....look at Club Moral's Mit Neuen Waffen, first the cd & a bit later put in the VOD box ....while there is choice enough to reissue other work in that box.

a box i would like to see : tape albums by Sigillum S reissued. there were plans but i understood download & cdR ????

IFOTS early tapes Lee released through Birmingham Nihilism along with the OOP stuff I put out for him a couple of (/few?) years ago (The Power Of September; Moseley Maggots split). I wish I had the finances these days to make some of these things happen.

It's clear that having each G.R.O.S.S. reissued on their own would be better than a boxset with selected material. This won't give full justice to such a vast catalogue of top notch stuff.

Atrax Morgue Box, fleshed out with an English translation of chapters regarding his work from the "Rumori Sacri" book.
His stuff is scarce and way too fukin' expensive on ebay! Plus we know there is closure on this artists work...

This (http://www.discogs.com/Atrax-Morgue-Deadbag/release/1170818) could probably use a re-release, then.

There is plenty of extraneous AM material, apart from actual album releases, to make up a very decent box-set. One could start with the material featured here. (http://sickness-still-abounds.blogspot.com.au/2010/05/atrax-morgue-comptrax-morgue-expression.html)

Quote from: Zeno Marx on May 28, 2012, 08:12:09 AM

Quote from: audiodissection on May 27, 2012, 06:58:03 PMRetrospective G.R.O.S.S. 10xLP in the vein of the Broken Flag on Vinyl on Demand

what a fucked up mess that would be.  Full documentation or it isn't worth the trouble or the money.

Even if missing some of the top guns, perhaps dumping both Density 100 comps together, possibly augmented by Three Temples and Four Shrines, would make a reasonable "retrospective".

Monde Bruits box with Portugese + G.R.O.S.S. tapes + comp tracks would be a perfect set. I have understood that in his later years Iwasaki-san wasn't very happy about his early works so wonder how to do this respectfully without his concent.

One more to wishlist: Entre Vifs with "Heavy Duty", unreleased stuff (I know there's some and it is good), compilation tracks and possibly "L'ordre...".

I believe "Heavy Duty" is coming next month or something?

Quote from: FreakAnimalFinland on May 31, 2012, 09:37:58 AM
I believe "Heavy Duty" is coming next month or something?

That's great news. Hopefully with a proper edition and plenty of photos in the same style as the original tape.

Kazumoto Endo - solo works would be nice
Masonna
Einstruzende Neubauten

Would like to see:

Robochanman - Tapes
Gerogerigegege - Obscure And Not As Obscure Works (ZSF tape, Piano River, Live Demo, Public Environment, etc.)
The Cherry Point - Collection (it's way too much, but some of the CDr/tape stuff is so great and so unavailable)
Shit-Eye Cassettes box

Not so much box but reissue...

Incapacitants - Alchemy CDs and the like
Psycodrama - anything, and pref not from Aes Nihil

As a long-time pumper of

Timisoara - a box of her early self-released tapes, of which there are few:

Acid Bath
Junika
Hellbound

+ her side of the Xerxes split with Facialmess -> is fucking amazing! (Facial half is pretty great too)

+ possibly the self-released Downertripsprial cdr and the Cells of Heaven disc on Denshi Zatsuon (while the former has its moments, the latter is quite killer)

Second Atrax Morgue Deadbag, provided it comes with the original warning sticker, re- "Keep in reach of small children"

Am I the only one dreaming of a CRASH WORSHIP complete discography boxset?

Think about it:

CD 1 & 2 Hit after Hit / This / The Science of Extasy / Flow / Pillar of Fire (1985-1990)
CD 3 Espontaneo! (1991)
CD 4 Triple Mania II (1994)
CD 5 The Gods Are (1995)
CD 6 Pyru / compilation tracks
DVD Inflammatorio / various recorded performances (there's a whole bunch on Youtube)

I would gladly do it if I had a label with motivation & money to invest - there's a lot of remastering ahead of anyone willing to do this... would be wonderful though

Quote from: Henrik III on May 31, 2012, 03:57:48 PM

Quote from: FreakAnimalFinland on May 31, 2012, 09:37:58 AM
I believe "Heavy Duty" is coming next month or something?

That's great news. Hopefully with a proper edition and plenty of photos in the same style as the original tape.

This should be out next week. Freak Animal will have some copies. I will post more information as soon as it is officially released.

influencingmachinerecords.blogspot.com   

Impregnable retrospective vinyl boxset

Quote from: Zeno Marx on May 28, 2012, 08:12:09 AM

Quote from: audiodissection on May 27, 2012, 06:58:03 PMRetrospective G.R.O.S.S. 10xLP in the vein of the Broken Flag on Vinyl on Demand

what a fucked up mess that would be.  Full documentation or it isn't worth the trouble or the money.  I extend that to any box set worth the paper and plastic to make it.  Most of this stuff would get a single shot at being reissued.  Hacking it to bits and turning it into someone else's "favorites" collection is...well...bullshit.

I agree, and I was furthermore disappointed to see the CD reissue of the Broken Flag box didn't even bother to included the full pieces despite the considerably larger length capacity of the format.

Quote from: Half Aborted on June 14, 2012, 09:38:17 PM

Quote from: Zeno Marx on May 28, 2012, 08:12:09 AM

Quote from: audiodissection on May 27, 2012, 06:58:03 PMRetrospective G.R.O.S.S. 10xLP in the vein of the Broken Flag on Vinyl on Demand

what a fucked up mess that would be.  Full documentation or it isn't worth the trouble or the money.  I extend that to any box set worth the paper and plastic to make it.  Most of this stuff would get a single shot at being reissued.  Hacking it to bits and turning it into someone else's "favorites" collection is...well...bullshit.

I agree, and I was furthermore disappointed to see the CD reissue of the Broken Flag box didn't even bother to included the full pieces despite the considerably larger length capacity of the format.

exactly. i was amazed that the broken flag cd set contained the exact same fragmented portions fo the releases as vinyl. makes no sense at all.

That's crazy.  Why do you think that is?  Overconfidence in their curating skills?  Laziness to add "bonus" tracks to the CD format?  Ignorance because everyone is constantly fellating the butchering they do, so why change it?

I and I'm sure many others would have jumped on a CD box containing the full pieces. Totally lazy thing to do, all labels should consider the format they're releasing on and exploit its strengths.

Quote from: SILVUM on June 15, 2012, 05:33:41 AM
Or just release the Male Rape Group disc separately.

male rape group is, i believe, the only release that is presented in its complete form on the v.o.d. box set release.

Quote from: influencing machine on June 15, 2012, 08:21:26 AM

Quote from: SILVUM on June 15, 2012, 05:33:41 AM
Or just release the Male Rape Group disc separately.

male rape group is, i believe, the only release that is presented in its complete form on the v.o.d. box set release.

Yep, the full version of the tape is on the vinyl as it's around 25 minutes.

Some Swedish projects would deserve the same treatment that BLOD got with the Red Light Companion 3lp box, gathering long forgotten tape releases and random shit from comps etc. PROIEKT HAT/IRGUN ZWAI LEUMI, REGIM/INSTITUT (non-CMI releases), OCHU, TRERIKSRÖSET, SEWER ELECTION (pre-Kassettmusik). Recollections from Hatband, Gothenburg Blood Cult, Kickacid, Vemod, Abisko, Segerhuva, Styggelse, Vigilante Tapes, the mighty Heidenlärm, Harsh Head Rituals etc. ALFARMANIA too perhaps but there you have so much material, where would you start?

SWEDISH FILTH SUPREMACY 1998-2005 SERIES.

Quote from: ARKHE on June 19, 2012, 01:55:16 AM
Some Swedish projects would deserve the same treatment that BLOD got with the Red Light Companion 3lp box, gathering long forgotten tape releases and random shit from comps etc. PROIEKT HAT/IRGUN ZWAI LEUMI, REGIM/INSTITUT (non-CMI releases), OCHU, TRERIKSRÖSET, SEWER ELECTION (pre-Kassettmusik). Recollections from Hatband, Gothenburg Blood Cult, Kickacid, Vemod, Abisko, Segerhuva, Styggelse, Vigilante Tapes, the mighty Heidenlärm, Harsh Head Rituals etc. ALFARMANIA too perhaps but there you have so much material, where would you start?

SWEDISH FILTH SUPREMACY 1998-2005 SERIES.

On that note I'd like to see a Gothenburg Blood Cult or Kickacid boxset. It'd all fit even on a few CDs.

I'd love to see a complete CD box set for Voice of Eye, including original, COMPLETE cassettes, comp tracks, collaborations, and all things through Transmigration.  I complain about the hatchet work of VoD a lot, but the one that was a direct hit was the Voice of Eye 2LP.  I took that insult personally.

Would also like to see all-encompassing CD sets for Contrastate and Harry Bertoia (11-LP Sonambient series etc).

Executive Slacks

Vice Versa

Artery

Worthy shout on the Vice Versa. I think there was some bootleg put out on CDr a few months back and this has stalled or quoshed the plans of Vinyl-On-Demand ... not too certain.
A box set of early Artery releases would be excellent too ... mixed in with Peel Sessions and some live recordings. I saw them a couple of times in 1979/1980 - intenese & cacophonous! Newark Palace Theatre had never seen the like!

Just mentioned on the Idwal Fisher blog and worthy of a box set: Neil Campbell & Astral Social Club.

Quote from: Tenebracid on May 26, 2012, 03:00:36 PM
coup de grace

Nekropolis

Missing Foundation

Vasilisk

Organum

navicon torture technologies

folkstorm

mz.412

MZ box did happen already?
I guess there isn't more stuff than the albums, and those were put in box by Cold Spring.

Quote from: FreakAnimalFinland on July 08, 2012, 01:37:01 PM
MZ box did happen already?
I guess there isn't more stuff than the albums, and those were put in box by Cold Spring.

any way to acquire this?

www.coldspring.co.uk


MZ. 412 - 'Vault' 5 x CD Wooden Boxset (Cold Spring CSR142B)
Ultra collector's boxset containing all 5 albums in the MZ. 412 reissue series: "In Nomine Dei Nostri Satanas Luciferi Excelsi", "Burning The Temple Of God", "Nordik Battle Signs", "Domine Rex Inferum" and "Infernal Affairs". The inventors of "Black Industrial" blur the boundaries between Black Metal, Ritual Industrial, Dark Ambient and Power Noise. True Swedish Black Industrial! 5 x digipak albums, along with exclusive 5" VINYL WITH EXCLUSIVE TRACKS, bespoke engraved shot glass, embroidered tie, artcards and stickers! Housed in a black wooden boxset with screen printed artwork. Ltd x 300 copies only!

Quote from: FreakAnimalFinland on July 08, 2012, 06:03:21 PM
bespoke engraved shot glass, embroidered tie, artcards and stickers! Housed in a black wooden boxset with screen printed artwork.

Shot glass and embroidered tie, what are they, Cradle of Filth? Hah! You'd wish more industrial boxes came with that kind of ridiculous paraphernalia, besides the occasional rusty spikes and ritual candles.

Quote from: Bloated Slutbag on June 08, 2012, 07:11:46 AM
Second Atrax Morgue Deadbag, provided it comes with the original warning sticker, re- "Keep in reach of small children"

A box of Marco's side-project Kranivm would be great :)

+ More Grunt old tapes re-release

+ Mauthausen Orchestra - Gravitational Arch Of Sex  - cd box

Quote from: FreakAnimalFinland on July 08, 2012, 06:03:21 PM
www.coldspring.co.uk


MZ. 412 - 'Vault' 5 x CD Wooden Boxset (Cold Spring CSR142B)
Ultra collector's boxset containing all 5 albums in the MZ. 412 reissue series: "In Nomine Dei Nostri Satanas Luciferi Excelsi", "Burning The Temple Of God", "Nordik Battle Signs", "Domine Rex Inferum" and "Infernal Affairs". The inventors of "Black Industrial" blur the boundaries between Black Metal, Ritual Industrial, Dark Ambient and Power Noise. True Swedish Black Industrial! 5 x digipak albums, along with exclusive 5" VINYL WITH EXCLUSIVE TRACKS, bespoke engraved shot glass, embroidered tie, artcards and stickers! Housed in a black wooden boxset with screen printed artwork. Ltd x 300 copies only!

It's a shame they didn't include Malfeitor or Macht Durch Stimme in there.   Otherwise the box was very well put together

Quote from: eric faustus on May 31, 2012, 06:14:39 AM
Atrax Morgue Box, fleshed out with an English translation of chapters regarding his work from the "Rumori Sacri" book.
His stuff is scarce and way too fukin' expensive on ebay! Plus we know there is closure on this artists work...

Good idea.   Would be nice to see the tapes/CD-rs reissued onto CD


Which reminds me, a Proiekt Hat boxset would be welcome...another of those who's tapes fetch silly money on eBay

Cindytalk/The Freeze

Quote from: SILVUM on May 26, 2012, 01:54:13 PM
CON-DOM - Sermons 3XCD (all the sermon wax, and an extra disc of material)

That!!
With loud [re]mastering!!

Taint - Victimology 1+2 2xCD
I still can't deal that I don't have Victimology cdr or tape.
I have Dau ghter: Victimology 2 on LP. One of my fave albums!!

Taint compilation of tracks from splits, singles, b-cards and various compilations!

An Incapacitants CD of compilation appearances and singles would be great.

Would be nice to see a collection of the works of Robert Rental. Apart from the two singles and collaborative LP's there used to be a couple of "Demo" tapes floating about. I have one simply called "30" ... Another one that VOD could produce...

an In slaughter natives boxset would be nice

There is that 3CD set w/ the ISN part of the 'Mort aux vaches' w/ Deutsch Nepal, and some live stuff, though I suppose there could always be a bit more...

all their albums in one set would be great

CD Box Sets of:

Macronympha
Grey Wolves
Black Leather Jesus (No CDRs, just proper CDs)
Pain Jerk
MSBR
Hands To
The Haters
Kapotte Muziek

666 volt battery noise retrospective set (heard something about rrr planning this a few years ago ...?)
skin crime
david gilden
more dead body love
dvd set of all episodes of death squad's 'the pain factory' show from SF public access

The Audio Drudge zines compiled into a book + 5CD set of the included cassettes.

Quality!!! Excellent idea!

I only have a handful of Paul Kelday cassettes, but each one is top shelf in a unique, yet tied together way.  Thanks to ICR for its shortlived cassette reissue series in the 90s.  A properly done box set would be massive, but we can dream, can't we?  If not that, then a comprehensive bandcamp page of all his cassettes.  I'd like to think the masters still exist.  No thank you on a slice & dice reissue mindset.

This somewhat covers what he does:
One Dimensional was my portal into Paul's work and stands as one of the finest examples of 80's cold/minimal electronic music. Seemingly only armed with a synth, guitar and echo machine, Kelday is able to execute precise and darkly deliberate cosmic music. Unlike many cosmic electronic arists, Kelday seems less focused on free-form freak out vibes and more turned on to what can be accurately described ( by way of one of his tape titles) as a "Negative Hallucination". Evoking images of 2001: A Space Odyssey's monolith/void one moment and bringing to mind contemporary  noise act Wolf Eyes a moment later.

Quote from: Leatherface on July 10, 2012, 01:37:26 PM
+ Mauthausen Orchestra - Gravitational Arch Of Sex  - cd box

I had actually been in contact with Zoppo about doing this as two volumes of 6-CD boxes before he died, but contact was reasonably fractured in the last while and then he died, so I guess it'll never happen.  It's a shame, because great as the Urashima reissues are, 99 copies don't really keep the music in print for very long.

I think CD boxsets are a great idea, and for large collections of music I still think the CD has its place as an excellent archival medium, but the up-front costs and risk that you have to take on in putting one together (never mind the mammoth task of compilig the music together coherantly in the first place) make them very difficult to do.  For example, it's been considered a couple of times doing a HAARE 10xCD boxset of old CDr releases with a couple of labels but always fell down....excellent as it would be, would lots of people pay £50+ for a reasonably small noise artist?  It's too big a risk, you cold be sitting for years until you came close to getting the money back, all the while not ebing able to move in yor house for the boxes!

Odal boxset would be great..

Continuation of my previous list, all on CDs:

Sutcliffe Jugend "We Spit On The Graves" on CDs (It still never happened)
Controlled Bleeding's Early Industrial-Noise Era
Schimpfluch label's releases (1988-1995)
Filth & Violence label's collection including 7" singles, tracks from compilations, selected albums etc.

We could think some more box sets according to various old school industrial-noise-PE-experimental labels.
I can't remember right now. My mind's stuck. Sorry.

Ok, i know that is going to happened (seperately) but i really wanted to see Grunt's early works on box set.
Just some words from a utopist..

Quote from: Otomo_Hava on September 26, 2013, 10:08:09 PM
Ok, i know that is going to happened (seperately) but i really wanted to see Grunt's early works on box set.
Just some words from a utopist..

We are two utopist ;)

Quote from: Zeno Marx on September 26, 2013, 06:14:53 AM
I only have a handful of Paul Kelday cassettes, but each one is top shelf in a unique, yet tied together way.  Thanks to ICR for its shortlived cassette reissue series in the 90s.  A properly done box set would be massive, but we can dream, can't we?  If not that, then a comprehensive bandcamp page of all his cassettes.  I'd like to think the masters still exist.  No thank you on a slice & dice reissue mindset.

This somewhat covers what he does:
One Dimensional was my portal into Paul's work and stands as one of the finest examples of 80's cold/minimal electronic music. Seemingly only armed with a synth, guitar and echo machine, Kelday is able to execute precise and darkly deliberate cosmic music. Unlike many cosmic electronic arists, Kelday seems less focused on free-form freak out vibes and more turned on to what can be accurately described ( by way of one of his tape titles) as a "Negative Hallucination". Evoking images of 2001: A Space Odyssey's monolith/void one moment and bringing to mind contemporary  noise act Wolf Eyes a moment later.

I still have his 'Beyond The Perimeters' which contrary to the discogs 'not on label' claim was released by Cause For Concern with a catalogue number and cover art from Andy Martin of the Apostles. That description above is accurate. His brother's band New 7th Music were very much ahead of their time, prefiguring the improv-drone-noise scene of people like No Neck Blues Band by many years. Their 'Hidden Secrets of the Forest' release is a favourite. These cassettes would certainly be suitable for the Vinyl on Demand treatment if permissions could be sought.

None of the Kelday cassettes I have would fit on a LP, and they'd need to be edited for a 2LP.  No thanks.

Also, a Boyd Rice/Non multiple CD box set would make me happy as hell.

Quote from: Otomo_Hava on September 28, 2013, 10:58:35 PM
Also, a Boyd Rice/Non multiple CD box set would make me happy as hell.

You are a real utopist :)

QuoteFrom what I've gleaned off of some facebook stuff, it looks like that Solmania box I wanted to happen is gonna happen.  Awesome.

Do you have more info (contents/format/label)?

I saw it too.
On Masahiko's facebook: https://www.facebook.com/masahiko.ohno.56?fref=pb&hc_location=friends_tab

Quote from: SILVUM on October 24, 2013, 12:58:06 AM
From what I've gleaned off of some facebook stuff, it looks like that Solmania box I wanted to happen is gonna happen.  Awesome.

Just saw it on his profile:

"SOLMANIA "The Basement Tapes and Discs"
9 CD + 1 DVD box
Released on Nov. 27 2013."

Quote from: acsenger on October 25, 2013, 04:21:34 PM

QuoteFrom what I've gleaned off of some facebook stuff, it looks like that Solmania box I wanted to happen is gonna happen.  Awesome.

Do you have more info (contents/format/label)?

http://www.clinck.co.jp/merurido/dtl.php?ky=YOUTH252 - in short, the label is Youth Inc, the contents include pretty much all of Solmania's releases except for "Morphine Nocturne" (still available from Vanilla Records) and "Live - Big Rig" (for reasons unknown to me).

Youth Inc: Incapacitants' Alchemy box is stupid 11CD + 2DVD Box Set, now Solmania's turn. Something's tickling me that a Merzbow box set with all his albums that he released on Alchemy Records may be possible to happen in the future. Oh well, who knows till then...

Plus they released The Genbaku Onanies box last year. Perhaps the Masonna one will happen too?

Speaking of Merzbow, I'd prefer a "Dutch Tour 1989" reissue on CD which, barring side D (already included Merzbow Kapotte Muziek's "Works 1987-1993", if I'm not mistaken), would naturally occupy three discs, thus being somewhat of a counterpart to the aforementioned box.

Complete Turbund Sturmwerk - tape, CD, LP, floppy, laserdisc, doesn't matter.

Probably mentioned before but i's like to see a Hanatarash 1 - 5 boxset.

I would like to see boxset of Self Abuse Records' "Murder Series". Boxset of all 7" or on cds will be great!

http://www.discogs.com/label/Murder+Series (http://www.discogs.com/label/Murder+Series)

Multiple CD box set of Mlehst's 90's works

Quote from: Dr Alex on November 05, 2013, 02:02:13 PM
I would like to see boxset of Self Abuse Records' "Murder Series". Boxset of all 7" or on cds will be great!

http://www.discogs.com/label/Murder+Series (http://www.discogs.com/label/Murder+Series)

Quote from: Otomo_Hava on November 05, 2013, 04:02:42 PM
Multiple CD box set of Mlehst's 90's works

JUICY!!!

Quote from: Otomo_Hava on November 05, 2013, 04:02:42 PM
Multiple CD box set of Mlehst's 90's works

Self Abuse released these in the mid-2000s:

http://www.discogs.com/seller/skincrime?q=mlehst&btn=Search&st=

Those are cdr's.. a cd-box or a compilation (2x)CD would be nice..

According to Self Abuse Records, a good idea for a reissue on multiple CD box set:

http://www.discogs.com/Skin-Crime-Untitled/release/2891372

SELF ABUSE MURDER SERIES

there was actually a box set of all 12 7"s plus a 13th lathe-cut 7" by Emil Beaulieau 'playing' the other 12 included. i don't know much about it apart from it was made of wood, was apparently very smart, and there was only 20 or 25 of them made. the only thing online i could find is this (it says ltd 13 here but that's definitely wrong) :
http://www.malsonus.com/dp/discography/murderbox/murderbox.html

Quote from: blackoperations on November 08, 2013, 03:07:29 AM
SELF ABUSE MURDER SERIES

there was actually a box set of all 12 7"s plus a 13th lathe-cut 7" by Emil Beaulieau 'playing' the other 12 included. i don't know much about it apart from it was made of wood, was apparently very smart, and there was only 20 or 25 of them made. the only thing online i could find is this (it says ltd 13 here but that's definitely wrong) :
http://www.malsonus.com/dp/discography/murderbox/murderbox.html

I didn't know for that. Thank you.

I would like to see some reasonable amount of copies for that 7" box. Cd box will be also great.

Knurl - Maybe with all the old self-released tapes re-mastered for CD...that'd be like what? 10 CDs?

Agog - All the tapes he did for his project on Spagyric, on CDs, pack it into a junk-statue of some sort - that'll be his memorial!

Quote from: blackoperations on November 08, 2013, 03:07:29 AM
SELF ABUSE MURDER SERIES

there was actually a box set of all 12 7"s plus a 13th lathe-cut 7" by Emil Beaulieau 'playing' the other 12 included. i don't know much about it apart from it was made of wood, was apparently very smart, and there was only 20 or 25 of them made. the only thing online i could find is this (it says ltd 13 here but that's definitely wrong) :
http://www.malsonus.com/dp/discography/murderbox/murderbox.html

I think 25 copies is probably correct on the box set. When I received that, I sold off all the spares I had of the Murder series. It would be interesting to have them all in the order they were released on a couple of cd's.

keith - have you got any better pictures of the murder series box set, or could take some, please?

i checked an old email off patrick, and yes - 25 copies of the box set, 13 of which went to the acts involved. the other 12 copies retailed for $100. i had a chance to buy it off someone in the whitehouse yahoo group in the early 2000s but passed on it in the end, partly because i already had about half of the 7"s, and always regretted it.

Multiple CD box sets on:

Violent Onsen Geisha's Late 80's + Early 90's works.
S·Core - Selected works 1985 - 1989
Hanatarash - The Condome Cassex Collection
Vivenza - 80's works
Controlled Bleeding - 80's Industrial Noise Works
S.B.O.T.H.I. - Anthology
The Gerogerigegege - Retrospective
Mauthausen Orchestra - Gravitational Arch Of Sex CD-Reissue Box Set
V/A - Sexorama (Complete with all 5 volumes)
V/A - Journey Into Pain

The murder box is stored away. It's just a wooden box with no graphics. I can't imagine releasing something like that today; it's cost a fortune to mail overseas!

When my 7" was released, the test pressing was lost in the mail. The damn thing showed up long after I received my artist copies- my test press is with the original art for the covers & inserts.

K2 - 90's tapes on CD box set

Quote from: Otomo_Hava on November 12, 2013, 04:05:27 PM
Violent Onsen Geisha's Late 80's + Early 90's works.

The 3 CDs in the self-titled/untitled set (also known as 'PAP') are reissues of three tapes from the late '80s.  Top stuff.

Quote from: bitewerksMTB on November 12, 2013, 07:22:10 PM
The murder box is stored away. It's just a wooden box with no graphics. I can't imagine releasing something like that today; it's cost a fortune to mail overseas!

When my 7" was released, the test pressing was lost in the mail. The damn thing showed up long after I received my artist copies- my test press is with the original art for the covers & inserts.

ok, no problem re. the murder box. yeah, you are right, in 2001 patrick estimated it would cost $30 to ship airmail overseas, so dread to think what it would cost now.

box of Maria Zerfall ...

Anne Gillis - Retrospective
Big City Orchestra - Selected works from 80's

Etat Brut - Anthology

Bourbonese Qualk would make a great box set! I think Simon Crabtree put all their old stuff online for free a while back ... still, a big box of Qualk vinyl is quite mouth (and ear) watering ...

Quote from: Steve on December 18, 2013, 10:26:47 AM
Bourbonese Qualk would make a great box set!

VOD was working on this ...

That's good to know, if it is the hands of VOD then a high quality box set will be produced. Really looking forward to the Vice Versa box due out early next year.

GEROGERIGEGEGE complete discography LP box

Tesendalo (would be so massive that an online archive would be the smarter option)

I know there have already been collections of Nicole 12. But a boxset with everything in vinyl would really make me happy.

same goes for a boxset with all (or most) tape releases from GREY WOLVES and related, CON-DOM...

an AWB boxset would be fantastic as well... releases from final solutions, terre blanche, etc. demand to be known by newer generations.

Most of Mauthausen Orchestra Aquilifer Sodality tapes has been re-issued on vinyl by one label or other but some aren't. A vinyl set with all the tapes would be nice.

Also, there are quite a lot of japanoise vhs's that aren't available anywhere, C.C.C.C, Incapacitants, K2, Hanatarash etc. Some can be found on youtube but the quality tends to be abyssmal. Having them available would be nice.

Quote from: F_c_O on January 12, 2014, 08:08:00 PMthere are quite a lot of japanoise vhs's that aren't available anywhere,

would love to see more reissues on DVD, i think of Sigillum S, Come Org, Alchemy, Heavy Electronics, ...worth to digitalise imho.

It is unlikely to happen but a boxset collecting the 4 albums that Fushitsusha did for Tokuma Japan Communication in the 90's would be much welcome; by me at least.
# A Death Never To Be Complete - CD (Tokuma Japan Communications, 1997)
# The Time Is Nigh - CD (Tokuma Japan Communications, 1997)
# A Little Longer Thus - CD (Tokuma Japan Communications, 1998)
# The Wisdom Prepared - CD (Tokuma Japan Communications, 1998)
The first 2 releases especially which collect some gems from the band with dark, heavy & high piercing guitar tone and screaming.

i know we already have "final confession" on CD, as well as the 2LP reissue coming in march via chrome peeler, but i'd love a DEATHPILE box of all the out of print/limited tapes, 7"'s, splits, maybe some more live material, etc..  i know there's gotta be a lot that wasn't included on "final confession" ..

Quote from: andy vomit on January 14, 2014, 07:26:39 PM
i know we already have "final confession" on CD, as well as the 2LP reissue coming in march via chrome peeler, but i'd love a DEATHPILE box of all the out of print/limited tapes, 7"'s, splits, maybe some more live material, etc..  i know there's gotta be a lot that wasn't included on "final confession" ..

+1!

Quote from: SILVUM on May 26, 2012, 01:54:13 PM

HUM OF THE DRUID - Early Works 4XCD (all those early cdrs, and maybe a 4th disc of new works)

David Jackman / Organum - Early & Rare 4XCD (3 discs could cover ALL of the unreissued tapes and wax, add in a 4th disc of unreleased)

SOLMANIA - Fatagaga Tapes Works 10XCD + DVD + Book (All the early tapes, and comp tracks, book of nice photos of the original concrete and junk packages, flyers, other graphic design, maybe Mikawa, Jojo, Mason Jones could write little articles, and a DVD of all possible live footage)

these would be great.

Quote from: SILVUM on May 26, 2012, 01:54:13 PM

Oh, and a Pain Jerk box would be nice.

Yes.

A few years ago I heard Ninth Circle Music wanted to release a box of the early AMP stuff; I always wondered if that was ever still in the works, or if the idea was scrapped altogether? 

Omit-Boxset...granted that would be huge.
Or at least reissues of the most important works on Vinyl!

Merzbox 2
Masonna box including all the old acetates and tapes

Does someone know which Boxes are already out.

Grunt Archive Box is great. Massive and worth the Money!

Quote from: Marko-V on March 07, 2014, 05:05:15 PM

Masonna box including all the old acetates and tapes

name?

Quote from: ANDROPHILIA on March 14, 2014, 01:20:27 AM

Quote from: Marko-V on March 07, 2014, 05:05:15 PM

Masonna box including all the old acetates and tapes

name?

Its comment about box-set one would like to happen. Not box that happened.

Quote from: FreakAnimalFinland on March 15, 2014, 08:18:10 AM

Quote from: ANDROPHILIA on March 14, 2014, 01:20:27 AM

Quote from: Marko-V on March 07, 2014, 05:05:15 PM

Masonna box including all the old acetates and tapes

name?

Its comment about box-set one would like to happen. Not box that happened.

oh
it's true sorry :D

Final Solution - discography plus compilation tracks and unreleased. Someone write to EJ!

David Gilden
Evil Moisture
Pain Jerk (I still insist...)
Thirdorgan (90s works)
Chop Shop
MSBR
Dead Body Love

Quote from: Dr Alex on November 05, 2013, 02:02:13 PM
I would like to see boxset of Self Abuse Records' "Murder Series". Boxset of all 7" or on cds will be great!

Quote from: Peterson on March 06, 2017, 05:14:08 PM
Final Solution - discography plus compilation tracks and unreleased. Someone write to EJ!

EJ only wants unreleased stuff to surface. He's not interested in re-releasing old material he told me.

Quote from: Otomo_Hava on March 06, 2017, 10:55:18 PM
David Gilden

In the process of doing this one. Been at it for about a year now. Most of it is going to consist of private tapes and such moreso than reissue material. Planning on it being massive though!

Quote from: PTM Jim on March 07, 2017, 12:27:47 AM

Quote from: Otomo_Hava on March 06, 2017, 10:55:18 PM
David Gilden

In the process of doing this one. Been at it for about a year now. Most of it is going to consist of private tapes and such moreso than reissue material. Planning on it being massive though!

THANK YOU!

Quote from: Steve on May 07, 2013, 07:39:56 PM
Would be nice to see a collection of the works of Robert Rental. Apart from the two singles and collaborative LP's there used to be a couple of "Demo" tapes floating about. I have one simply called "30" ... Another one that VOD could produce...

YES PLEASE!!

And also, there are some really good Illusion of Safety cassettes that would do well with reissue/box set treatment.  "Ecstatic Crisis" "Like a Dead Dog", "Repairs" etc. 

And also,  PREMATURE EJACULATION and ROZZ related experimentss....

and WOMEN OF THE SS

I'd also support a Sewer Election box set simply because his art is great.... 

And Chop Shop as well.... 

Phillip Jeck too, I can see that going well. 

Maybe also Leif Elggren because he'd make it personal....  dealing with is Swedenborg research and his lathe cut manual screaming! 

Quote from: PTM Jim on March 07, 2017, 12:27:47 AM

Quote from: Otomo_Hava on March 06, 2017, 10:55:18 PM
David Gilden

In the process of doing this one. Been at it for about a year now. Most of it is going to consist of private tapes and such moreso than reissue material. Planning on it being massive though!

fuck yeah, you the man jim!

OT:
old TELEPHERIQUE tapes
old JOHN HUDAK tapes... brooklyn bridge, momentumless identity, blackening, the clockmaker, time stream...
VIODRE
best of HIVE MIND
LUSSURIA discography

Quote from: NO PART OF IT on March 09, 2017, 08:12:27 AM

Quote from: Steve on May 07, 2013, 07:39:56 PM

YES PLEASE!!
and WOMEN OF THE SS

I'd also support a Sewer Election box set simply because his art is great.... 

And Chop Shop as well.... 

A Chop Shop set would be great & I know someone who tried to do something with Women of the SS but nothing came of it. I'm assuming the Women didn't want to mess with it.

just read the nocturnal emissions thread and the only sensible contribution to this thread I can currently make is a box of ne and sterilerecords from the day.
still listening to some of the tapes.
and now sidetracking into non music, remember the ne edition of apocalypse a goo zone, the whole series of which warped my younger mind, so thank you mr rock Wilson.

Quote from: david lloyd jones on March 09, 2017, 08:29:52 PM
just read the nocturnal emissions thread and the only sensible contribution to this thread I can currently make is a box of ne and sterilerecords from the day.
still listening to some of the tapes.
and now sidetracking into non music, remember the ne edition of apocalypse a goo zone, the whole series of which warped my younger mind, so thank you mr rock Wilson.

Sterile Records would be great!  And this talk of Women of the SS reminds me of Justine & Juliette!  A small box set of Arbeit Group would not be too bad either, considering that Slave State was just reissued....   That Kiss of the Whip tape is great!  https://www.discogs.com/label/18037-Arbeit-Group

Dead Body Love
Veprisuicida
Broken Flag 80ies compilations

Whitehouse "Live action" boxes

Quote from: vomitgore on March 18, 2017, 06:16:13 PM
Dead Body Love

Has been done.

https://www.discogs.com/Dead-Body-Love-Nechronology/release/2129894

QuoteBroken Flag 80ies compilations

QuoteWhitehouse "Live action" boxes

This, and Zero Cabal boxes!

just read that Throbbing Gristle renewed their deal with Mute.  Reissues over the next three years with boxsets as part of the release schedule.

Oh Dear. Flogging, Dead & Horse spring to mind here ...

box about all the Non music tapes of come org. Charles Manson interview. ripper tape, ss marches etc etc

Quote from: Steve on March 29, 2017, 07:27:17 PM
just read that Throbbing Gristle renewed their deal with Mute.  Reissues over the next three years with boxsets as part of the release schedule.

Oh Dear. Flogging, Dead & Horse spring to mind here ...

hope so.
the good consumer, fanatic, and youngster in me are aroused

Quote from: ANDROPHILIA on March 29, 2017, 07:40:39 PM
box about all the Non music tapes of come org. Charles Manson interview. ripper tape, ss marches etc etc

nice to think about, but as all booted in first place, unlikely.

Vigilante Tapes boxset

Quote from: cr on March 31, 2017, 08:50:19 PM
Vigilante Tapes boxset

Yeah. The Vigilante catalog deserves wider attention, and I'm sure it would be appreciated, especially in the US. Might be hard though since some of the master tapes were sold as regular copies. At least that's what I've heard. But then the material sounds so damn crude to begin with, perhaps it wouldn't matter. In the article on Vigilante I wrote for Fördämning, I mentioned how several of the tapes resemble a sort of massacred and ruined version of The Rita, but in retrospect I should have mentiined Death Squad and Streicher. Regim to me really is a scandinavian (or albanian if you will) Death Squad filtered through Streicher, at least in spirit.
So yeah. A box set, or reissues in general, would be nice.

Quote from: Peterson on May 19, 2017, 03:10:20 AM
Servile Ghost tapes box set. Ultra-obscure early '80s Australian label with few enough releases to fit in one or two sets. Eerie sounds and subject matter, apparently lots of EVP-type sounds as source material.

I have two tape copies of the Medical Data release. Good stuff, from what little I remember.

A box or whatever by Psy Phalanx would be most welcome.

already mentioned many times, but:

dead body love - a second volume of 'nechronology,' perhaps with more representation of his tape work on outside labels.
knurl - a box of his 90's tapes could rival the skin crime set.
thirdorgan
SPITE (the label)

more reissue representation of semi subterranean/under-appreciated noise would be great -- bob marinelli, proof of the shooting, etc ...

boxset or even single cd reissue of essential 90's Black Leather Jesus material.

98% of Ramirez stuff I've heard has been complete tosh, but having checked out Crossburnt during a quiet day at work recently...oh my.  I know there have been some cases of reissuing particular releases but I'd say the cream of that 90's tape era seriously needs gathering and putting back out into the world on a series of proper CDs.

A collection of all the compilation tracks by Kazumoto Endo would be really cool; Discogs says there is 30 of them; so maybe even 4 discs!!

Quote from: Duncan on May 27, 2017, 12:47:39 AM
boxset or even single cd reissue of essential 90's Black Leather Jesus material.

98% of Ramirez stuff I've heard has been complete tosh, but having checked out Crossburnt during a quiet day at work recently...oh my.  I know there have been some cases of reissuing particular releases but I'd say the cream of that 90's tape era seriously needs gathering and putting back out into the world on a series of proper CDs.

He has been issuing CDr boxsets of old material of his various projects, including BLJ, for a while now. I know he has his preferred aesthetic of xerox covers, but it would be nice to see a professional re-issue, especially the Werewolf Jerusalem sets

how about a best of AUBE collection? certainly would be several cd's, perhaps 10 or more.

Quote from: Kayandah on August 23, 2017, 04:29:31 PM

Quote from: Duncan on May 27, 2017, 12:47:39 AM
boxset or even single cd reissue of essential 90's Black Leather Jesus material.

98% of Ramirez stuff I've heard has been complete tosh, but having checked out Crossburnt during a quiet day at work recently...oh my.  I know there have been some cases of reissuing particular releases but I'd say the cream of that 90's tape era seriously needs gathering and putting back out into the world on a series of proper CDs.

He has been issuing CDr boxsets of old material of his various projects, including BLJ, for a while now. I know he has his preferred aesthetic of xerox covers, but it would be nice to see a professional re-issue, especially the Werewolf Jerusalem sets

Yeah, I've spotted some of these.  My only resistance to that is the less reliable nature of CDR.  I'm sure we all have a few which don't work so well anymore and I think if you're going to do a reissue/collection of some classic material you may as well future proof it as much as possible.  The CDR box sets are still a really worthy undertaking though.

To add further to this discussion....PAINJERK!!! seriously.  As much as possible of those early tapes needs getting out there on CD.  I'm sure this will have been mentioned earlier in the thread already. 

Quote from: Duncan on August 24, 2017, 03:06:06 PM

Quote from: Kayandah on August 23, 2017, 04:29:31 PM

Quote from: Duncan on May 27, 2017, 12:47:39 AM
boxset or even single cd reissue of essential 90's Black Leather Jesus material.

98% of Ramirez stuff I've heard has been complete tosh, but having checked out Crossburnt during a quiet day at work recently...oh my.  I know there have been some cases of reissuing particular releases but I'd say the cream of that 90's tape era seriously needs gathering and putting back out into the world on a series of proper CDs.

He has been issuing CDr boxsets of old material of his various projects, including BLJ, for a while now. I know he has his preferred aesthetic of xerox covers, but it would be nice to see a professional re-issue, especially the Werewolf Jerusalem sets

Yeah, I've spotted some of these.  My only resistance to that is the less reliable nature of CDR.  I'm sure we all have a few which don't work so well anymore and I think if you're going to do a reissue/collection of some classic material you may as well future proof it as much as possible.  The CDR box sets are still a really worthy undertaking though.

To add further to this discussion....PAINJERK!!! seriously.  As much as possible of those early tapes needs getting out there on CD.  I'm sure this will have been mentioned earlier in the thread already. 

Understand the comments about CDrs, but some of the reissue sets collect some really good, out of print albums. From what I've heard the the highlights have been:

- Autopsy Experiment - Early Nightmares
- Black Leather Jesus - Private Filth
- Richard Ramirez - Total Penetration
- Werewolf Jerusalem - Night Of The Werewolf

How about a Merzbow boxset, containing 50 CDs of mostly boring pre harsh noise crap. I think if we slammed in a free tshirt and a book and called it the Merzbox (because his name is Merzbow), we'd be really talking!!

Two boxes:  1)  Colin Potter tapes from the 80s.  2)  other artists from his ICR tapes from the 80s (excluding any Nurse with Wound associations).

Quote from: Zeno Marx on December 22, 2017, 12:36:17 AM
Two boxes:  1)  Colin Potter tapes from the 80s.  2)  other artists from his ICR tapes from the 80s (excluding any Nurse with Wound associations).

Two boxes:  1)  Colin Potter tapes from the 80s. I have a faint recollection of one being released not too long ago... cannot recall the imprint though.

Edit: oh yea... http://brainwashed.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=10648:new-colin-potter-cassette-box-set&catid=72:buzz-bin&Itemid=95 (http://brainwashed.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=10648:new-colin-potter-cassette-box-set&catid=72:buzz-bin&Itemid=95)

Thanks for the link.  Wasn't aware of any of that.  Didn't realize Deep Distance has released LP reissues of three of the tapes, either.  At times like this, I really miss Anomalous mailorder catalogues.  I should probably pay closer attention to Fusetron emails.

Quote from: collapsedhole on August 23, 2017, 06:35:21 PM
how about a best of AUBE collection? certainly would be several cd's, perhaps 10 or more.

A 7cd set of old gross tapes came out a month ago, ignore the extreme price on discogs, you can get it for a third of the price on amazon Japan who ship worldwide

All racist projects!! There must be one maybe there is already one and somebody could enlighten me :) (I'm not racist (I once had a black person tell me he was my friend) I just enjoy nastiness, just like you)

BU - Liha Evankelium lp box
Grunt - SoD lp, which would probably logically end as a box.
SJ - We spit on their grave - Common make an offiicial copy of this already

Quote from: Si Clark on December 31, 2017, 09:12:13 AM

Quote from: Thor on December 30, 2017, 04:24:05 PM
BU - Liha Evankelium lp box

Was planned but now cancelled. Big tape boxed set planned and coming soon though.

Presumably via F&V, or will you be releasing it?

OK cool, good to know.

A "City of Worms"-boxset on CD or tape with all releases and collaborations would be great!

Don't know if it's been mentioned but a Jonathan Briley boxset on any format would be amazing

Quote from: Otomo_Hava on November 15, 2013, 01:43:50 PM
Etat Brut - Anthology

Seconded. Have there ever been any known plans to reissue the other Etat Brut besides 'Mutations Et Prothèses'?

Quote from: Duncan on August 24, 2017, 03:06:06 PM
PAINJERK!!! seriously.  As much as possible of those early tapes needs getting out there on CD.  I'm sure this will have been mentioned earlier in the thread already. 

This ! - I bet he has been asked about. Isn't he interested ?

Also, Blod , the releases in Early Three Works reissue plus the Funeralpsalm tape. In any format other than CDR. The 3 original CDR are available from time to time in Discogs at not insane price, but i won't pay 20 euro for a 20 YO CDR. The reissue on Denshi Zatsuon, CDR too, seems even more rare ! Just now after long time i see a copy for ... 240 euro ! Yeah, i am coming, wait ... - Someone give these releases a proper reissue please.

Since i am here, and since Industrial Recollections thread is for CD only and these don't do, i mention them in this thread, although they are off-topic as well - not boxset. 7'' reissue of Dorchester Library and Dale Gordon IOPS tapes. Or better, a split vinyl. Each release sound like a single track splitted. - Dale Gordon tape Discogs says is C20. The MP3 i have are 2 5 min tracks. So tape has 5 min blank per side or i have something else. Saying this, in case its duration doesn't fit on 7'' .

I wouldn't mind something from Swallowing Bile...lots of OOP material, dead project, etc...

A.M.B. - Have only heard the Mother Savage tape and one of the Zikachudoku's, but it's some of the best low-fi tin can harsh noise I've ever heard.

Autoerotichrist - Another cult 90s hn project, pretty overlooked/under the radar despite a couple split 7"s back in the day with some heavyweights. Even having just heard the material on those records, there's no doubt collecting all the tapes in a box would be essential.

Quote from: dogcw on August 05, 2018, 06:48:26 PM
low-fi tin can harsh noise

Never heard, but amazing description - Vat & Legless spring to mind. Any A.M.B. on YouTube etc?

Quote from: Theodore on August 05, 2018, 01:27:39 PM

Quote from: Duncan on August 24, 2017, 03:06:06 PM
PAINJERK!!! seriously.  As much as possible of those early tapes needs getting out there on CD.  I'm sure this will have been mentioned earlier in the thread already. 

This ! - I bet he has been asked about. Isn't he interested ?

Last time i talked to him he wasn't interested in cd or vinyl reissues..

Quote from: impulse manslaughter on August 07, 2018, 10:26:39 PM

Quote from: Theodore on August 05, 2018, 01:27:39 PM

Quote from: Duncan on August 24, 2017, 03:06:06 PM
PAINJERK!!! seriously.  As much as possible of those early tapes needs getting out there on CD.  I'm sure this will have been mentioned earlier in the thread already. 

This ! - I bet he has been asked about. Isn't he interested ?

Last time i talked to him he wasn't interested in cd or vinyl reissues..

Hm, quite disappointing. But what can we do. His work, his decision. Accepted. I wish somewhen he changes his mind about this.

Yeah it's a shame but I can only respect an artist for focusing on the present. Still, it'd be great to hear that stuff. Maybe one day somebody will come thru with decent rips for download.

A box set of all Werkbund releases would be nice, since almost all of them are pretty expensive.

Quote from: dogcw on August 05, 2018, 06:48:26 PMAutoerotichrist - Another cult 90s hn project, pretty overlooked/under the radar despite a couple split 7"s back in the day with some heavyweights. Even having just heard the material on those records, there's no doubt collecting all the tapes in a box would be essential.

Is there a thread for under the radar, fringe-out-of-noisecore/grindcore (but not limited to), etc noise artists and groups?  There's one for Japan, but how about the rest of the world?  With Hospital releasing the 3-way split tape with Autoerotichrist and Hermit, it got me thinking about all the noise I ran into through hardcore and noisecore distros in the 90s.  I didn't get a chance to hear most of it, and I'm more curious than ever.  Autoerotichrist is a prime example.  I think I've heard the split with Incapacitants, but that's probably it.  Any other groups that come to mind, had a special mythos with you for whatever reason, etc?  I'd love to compile a list for a deep dive.

Quote from: Zeno Marx on April 25, 2019, 08:38:10 PM

Quote from: dogcw on August 05, 2018, 06:48:26 PMAutoerotichrist - Another cult 90s hn project, pretty overlooked/under the radar despite a couple split 7"s back in the day with some heavyweights. Even having just heard the material on those records, there's no doubt collecting all the tapes in a box would be essential.

Is there a thread for under the radar, fringe-out-of-noisecore/grindcore (but not limited to), etc noise artists and groups?  There's one for Japan, but how about the rest of the world?  With Hospital releasing the 3-way split tape with Autoerotichrist and Hermit, it got me thinking about all the noise I ran into through hardcore and noisecore distros in the 90s.  I didn't get a chance to hear most of it, and I'm more curious than ever.  Autoerotichrist is a prime example.  I think I've heard the split with Incapacitants, but that's probably it.  Any other groups that come to mind, had a special mythos with you for whatever reason, etc?  I'd love to compile a list for a deep dive.

There's a Belgian band you might like called Permanent Death who did that kinda stuff:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yu5GHPmPrwk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WyI6UDlv__c

Yes Permanent Death! as well as any other band on No Lyrics Records

Quote from: urall on April 25, 2019, 11:07:36 PMThere's a Belgian band you might like called Permanent Death who did that kinda stuff:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yu5GHPmPrwk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WyI6UDlv__c

Thanks.  Never heard of them.  This is fun/ny.  And to be clear, it doesn't have to be a hybrid of grind or noise-core.  I'd be interested in any noise that existed on the fringe, but also including the small explosion that came out of middish-90's hardcore.  Some of it never crossbred into the noise/experimental scenes, but some did.  For instance, the stuff around Chaotic Noise Productions did, but I think even Filip Fuchs (Mrtvá Budoucnost, See You in Hell) toyed with noise for a minute that probably never left the Insane Society Records realm.  I'm probably creating confusion here.  What I mean is that I'm interested in hearing any noise that was lesser known, not prolific/had a single release or two, or that trended out of other scenes.

I think people like Eric Boros/Hermit had a strong impact like that.  Maybe even more than Eric Wood for that moment in time.  I think the reason punks in the Czech Republic had any interest in noise, and dare give it a shot, was because of people like Eric Boros.  Most of it is likely lower quality, but I wouldn't be surprised to find a gem or two in there.

FOAD is seemingly doing a lot of those retrospectives - Violent Noise Attack, Crawl Noise, Tumor, in addition to the bigger/more well known ones (Rapt, Sore Throat, Regurgitation, Fear of God, 7MON) and I'm hopeful for others like maybe Stench of Corpse, Yesmeansyes, Brutal Glockel Terror....

I'd also like to mention Necrobutcher - NWN did a killer anthology LP a few years back. And those Blood Demos!! Still need to find a copy of the Impulse to Destroy LP.

Stuff like Noise from Brazil has been getting a lot of retrospective attention as well. I bet there are a ton of bands that to some people only existed in the liner notes/thank you lists

I think both Nikudorei and their billion tapes and most projects by Kei Yokota (especially Deadly Verity) deserve a mention here. Although I don't think boxsets would be appropriate for them. But maybe it's just that I don't like boxsets...

Noise LP on SPHC is only a partial discography made in support of a planned tour that didn't happen, if I remember well. Releasing vinyl is a very rare occurrence for the older Brazilian noisecore bands, which can't afford it and, I think, don't really care about it as it goes against their ideals (records are too expensive to produce and become a capitalist commodity.) Likewise, the Necrobutcher LP on NWN is quite a rare (and rather odd) occurence. I mean, why them and not Trucidator or Nuctemeron afterwards for instance? Oh well.

I second the Dead Body Love suggestion. Other than the Pure/RRR release and the rereleased Atrax Morgue split, the older work has all but evaporated for current purchase.

The newer era is available. I'm not won over by it. The collaboration with Fecalove is great, yet I contribute that fact more to Fecalove's involvement. That project annoys me for its singular, monotonous focus of subject matter/reference; however, the noise is genuinely fierce, hard hitting and invigorating.

Quote from: SILVUM on April 27, 2019, 08:24:19 PM

SPK: CD versions of all these dumb vinyl boxsets.
Operation Cleansweep - Discography CD set.  It's all vinyl, just make a nice CD box w all of it.

SPK cd box of the VOD set would be great. I don't say albums are not good, but damn all the material on the box is just so much better...

O.C. would be good to have on CD. I recall there used to be talk already years ago about extended CD version of Power Hungry. I have been told original tape they made, was full C-90. Each track was cut shorter so it would fit to LP. I'm not 100% sure if each track needs to be half longer. They are fairly long on the LP already. If some label would do cd anthology, it could enable both edited & unreleased uncut versions be there..

'Power Hungry' was already out on a limited-to-100 CD-r that included the 'uncut' bits. It was on sale through Tesco for a while, but I don't know if it was a bootleg or not. The extra bits are not all that noticeable, really, but all tracks are longer and 'Can You Wake Up?' is almost twice the length. It definitely didn't add up to 90 minutes, though. However, certainly, a double CD of 'Power Hungry' and 'JerUSAlem' would be delicious!

Quote from: SILVUM on April 27, 2019, 08:24:19 PM
Jonathan Briley - Complete Works 8xCS or 8xCD set, no fucking dumb 16LP pile to lug around.

O yeah please let this happen. I always regret never buying those tapes from Spanking Housewives back when they where available.

Quote from: Strömkarlen on April 29, 2019, 04:21:27 PM

Quote from: SILVUM on April 27, 2019, 08:24:19 PM
Jonathan Briley - Complete Works 8xCS or 8xCD set, no fucking dumb 16LP pile to lug around.

O yeah please let this happen. I always regret never buying those tapes from Spanking Housewives back when they where available.

CD set for any reissues of super rare releases!

I'm listening to "At the Mountains of Madness" right now & I contacted someone who knew JB but had no clue how to contact other than trying ZeWizz.

What was Spanking Housewives? I'm guessing label/distro...?

ZeWizz would probably be impossible to work with. I read somewhere, maybe on a blog by ZeWizz, that JB changed his beliefs and wants nothing to do with the past.

It was Ron I wrote asking about JB & possible contact info.

Was the some talk or suggestion before on this board about an AWB/ Terre Blanche re-issue set, or am I dreaming? I got the impression there was someone willing to - or considering - tackling it? Also, didn't DOM say they were going to do a Slave State re-issue? What ever became of that?! Anyway, it's a set I would certainly buy!

TAINT box! i reckon about 10 cd's would do it. with bloody panties, of course.

here, i'll help....

strange feeling, shit coming
killing for company
prey
justmeat
piecemeal dissection
savage weapons
perverse
untimely silence
whoredom
victimology
victimology 2
vice
satiate (havent heard it but cant be bad right?

maybe another cd or two of the very ltd. tapes i havent heard

comp including:

split w/ s&q
split w/ msbr
split w/ strict
split w/ skin crime, sickness
when you meet a stranger
where are the whores
harming obsession
i'm a whore
hel-lo

comp including the best of many tracks from various compilations

ok, maybe 15+ cd's...

Quote from: burdizzo on May 01, 2019, 12:57:35 AM
Was the some talk or suggestion before on this board about an AWB/ Terre Blanche re-issue set, or am I dreaming?

I would say there is a zero percent chance of this happening. He already got doxed for it and when I asked him years ago, he seemed like he wanted to distance himself from it entirely.

Quote from: bitewerksMTB on April 30, 2019, 02:01:04 AM

What was Spanking Housewives? I'm guessing label/distro...?

Yeah a Swedish distro run by a lesbian. Brilliant selection.

I'd like to see all the Warcom project reissued. Not interested in the label's other projects or compilations, but the Warcom project itself for sure. I know the project has been lost with time and was on a small limited run, but all 7 Warcom tapes and the compilation tracks on some format.

this may be the wrong topic to ask, but I couldn't find a "Boxsets that have already happened" topic so...

My question, for those of you who have big box sets, especially noise and related, what's your favorite and why? Which has the best presentation or best bang for your buck or best music period? Which are the worst?

Personally I don't have too many crazy boxsets, but one of my favorites in terms of presentation is the Fifteen Years of "Filth and Violence" on EST, although it's one of my least listened to. My most listened to is probably the Blod - Red Light District box. my biggest regret is selling the Incapacitants - 箱愚か Box Is Stupid to likely buy a bunch of stupid grind tapes or some other bullshit.

I do not have many, so my perspective is limited. With that caveat, I am very impressed with the Government Alpha box set, Resolution of Remembrance 1992-1999, on PicaDisc. The standout element is the artwork. There are four discs with a surprising diversity to their music. Each disc is in a sleeve with cover art. The booklet is thick, full color and nearly all images of Yoshida's artwork. He creates beautifully detailed surrealist collages with vibrant color. The artwork alone makes the box worth owning in my opinion.

I dont own many boxsets as well but you dont need much to understand that this year's Odal - 1986-1989 on Dead Mind Records is something special, exceptional and a perfect example of how a boxset should be. Total 18 CS, most long length C60 and such, all with labels, case, j-card. 16 of them exactly fit in a wooden box -no wasted space- , the 2 extra bonus tapes even have their O-card that hold the cases together. Booklet with artist's interview, discography, tracklist. Inserts.

Material reissued here ? A treasure ! Looking at discogs i realise that Odal is the artist most appeared in my wishlist. Big discography, countless contributions in compilations. Rare tapes. If / when they are up for sale, not cheap. To have all of them, if possible, would cost a fortune. This box came like a wish i hadnt even dared to make came true !

What price ? With 70 or 80 -dont remember- shipping included, at my door. - I cant avoid to compare with the Masonna box i also have. Guess who wins, by far ! Though i understand label didnt have to send heavy wooden boxes to Japan as artist copies, as i guess Urashima did. My biggest problem with the Urashima box, probably my only problem, is tapes thrown in an oversized box. That.

I havent yet managed to finish the whole Odal box though i have it long enough, since its release. I just pick up a tape from the box and listen every now and then. I have listened most. Variety of material even in the same tape. Everything 80s industrial was it's here. That says all. - Sound, dubs is excellent.

If i had to find a con, it's way too limited. I am sure demand out there is more than 30 copies. But it's not me who invested time, care and money to make it happen, neither any unsold copies would stay at my place, so it's easy for me to say that.

If you are even a little interested in 80s industrial / noise, if you see one for sale or label decides to do more, dont think it twice. That's the best way to spend your money.

Release of the year for me. Thanks Odal, thanks DMR !

RE: Odal

I wish someone would reissue the Penus Rectus comp in its entirety.  Or at least a rip of it on a blog.  I traded mine years ago, thinking it wouldn't be a big deal to replace.

Quote from: Euro Trash Bazooka on April 26, 2019, 08:24:59 PM
I think both Nikudorei and their billion tapes and most projects by Kei Yokota (especially Deadly Verity) deserve a mention here. Although I don't think boxsets would be appropriate for them. But maybe it's just that I don't like boxsets...

I'd like to see a Nikudorei set and an all-encompassing bandcamp page.  I haven't heard most of it.

Quote from: Zeno Marx on November 17, 2019, 08:23:59 PM

Quote from: Euro Trash Bazooka on April 26, 2019, 08:24:59 PM
I think both Nikudorei and their billion tapes and most projects by Kei Yokota (especially Deadly Verity) deserve a mention here. Although I don't think boxsets would be appropriate for them. But maybe it's just that I don't like boxsets...

I'd like to see a Nikudorei set and an all-encompassing bandcamp page.  I haven't heard most of it.

I second this - I have a few CDs, the 3-way split LP and a couple 7"s but my collection is woefully incomplete when I look at discogs and I just can't be spending $25+ per 7".

I would also like to see the same happen for Gore Beyond Necropsy.

I just ordered the Squash Bowels LP collection of demo material from NWN and I'd love to see more LP collections like that.

Seconding the Taint and Briley ideas and would add that The Grey Wolves are probably one of the ones most deserving of the box treatment. Wouldn't hurt to have a few of the earlier related projects like Brutal Love thrown in too.

Anybody knows what's up with the Gonkulator boxset?

i would very welcome a cd-box of works by FRANCOIS DOURIS so i can stuff my tapes away. this could also include his work under the  ZONE NORD moniker, which i always thought were a bit less unique, but seem to be more talked about / in demand.

another project which should be lifted from obscurity is DACHISE from UK, who produced some quite singular and rewarding works from the mid 90's to early 2000's.

Isn't zone nord guy called Jean-Luc Angles?

Francois Douris stuff is indeed nice. I recall writing about his work here few times.

Quote from: FreakAnimalFinland on November 20, 2019, 08:16:16 PM
Isn't zone nord guy called Jean-Luc Angles?

oops, i hope i didn't spill a secret... it's the same person.

Quote from: WCrap on November 20, 2019, 08:22:43 PM

Quote from: FreakAnimalFinland on November 20, 2019, 08:16:16 PM
Isn't zone nord guy called Jean-Luc Angles?

oops, i hope i didn't spill a secret... it's the same person.

Bombshell

Quote from: WCrap on November 20, 2019, 08:22:43 PM

Quote from: FreakAnimalFinland on November 20, 2019, 08:16:16 PM
Isn't zone nord guy called Jean-Luc Angles?

oops, i hope i didn't spill a secret... it's the same person.

All good stuff.  Didn't know that.

I didn't know.. so on this cd he did a collaboration with himself..?

https://www.discogs.com/Francois-Douris-Colombe/release/771126

matt waldron / irr.app.(ext) is insanely good, yet most of his out-there-est exists only on cdr and his bandcamp

https://irrappext.bandcamp.com/

Killer Bug. Just the stuff recorded and released under that moniker. The myth of Japanese bondage noise must be reinforced! Also, annoying formats like the S/Sided Taiwan live needs to grow up and be put into a CD box.

Quote from: collapsedhole on May 01, 2019, 01:12:53 AM
TAINT box! i reckon about 10 cd's would do it. with bloody panties, of course.

here, i'll help....

strange feeling, shit coming
killing for company
prey
justmeat
piecemeal dissection
savage weapons
perverse
untimely silence
whoredom
victimology
victimology 2
vice
satiate (havent heard it but cant be bad right?

maybe another cd or two of the very ltd. tapes i havent heard

comp including:

split w/ s&q
split w/ msbr
split w/ strict
split w/ skin crime, sickness
when you meet a stranger
where are the whores
harming obsession
i'm a whore
hel-lo

comp including the best of many tracks from various compilations

ok, maybe 15+ cd's...

I have copies of a lot that is listed here but a box set of it would be most welcome.

Quote from: Aplerbeck on December 02, 2019, 11:05:27 AM

Quote from: collapsedhole on May 01, 2019, 01:12:53 AM
TAINT box! i reckon about 10 cd's would do it. with bloody panties, of course.

here, i'll help....

strange feeling, shit coming
killing for company
prey
justmeat
piecemeal dissection
savage weapons
perverse
untimely silence
whoredom
victimology
victimology 2
vice
satiate (havent heard it but cant be bad right?

maybe another cd or two of the very ltd. tapes i havent heard

comp including:

split w/ s&q
split w/ msbr
split w/ strict
split w/ skin crime, sickness
when you meet a stranger
where are the whores
harming obsession
i'm a whore
hel-lo

comp including the best of many tracks from various compilations

ok, maybe 15+ cd's...

I have copies of a lot that is listed here but a box set of it would be most welcome.

I'm guessing its unlikely now. I think most involved in the scene will try to abstain from any actions which might be interpreted as trying to cash in on his death. Not that I think that releasing a box now would be an act of marketing, its a small scene, but could just as well be a sign of respect, a testament to what he left behind. But again, I think labels will tread lightly at least the next two years. I might be wrong. I'd buy.

Quote from: Thor on December 08, 2019, 12:26:15 PM


I'm guessing its unlikely now. I think most involved in the scene will try to abstain from any actions which might be interpreted as trying to cash in on his death. Not that I think that releasing a box now would be an act of marketing, its a small scene, but could just as well be a sign of respect, a testament to what he left behind. But again, I think labels will tread lightly at least the next two years. I might be wrong. I'd buy.

i think it depends, who will release such a box and how much it would cost. if its like skin crime box on hospital or latest freak animal boxes, i don't think anyone would complain about cash in

or maybe someone should release such a box with a sidenote to help for funeral/something like that

Quote from: Thor on December 08, 2019, 12:26:15 PMI'm guessing its unlikely now. I think most involved in the scene will try to abstain from any actions which might be interpreted as trying to cash in on his death. Not that I think that releasing a box now would be an act of marketing, its a small scene, but could just as well be a sign of respect, a testament to what he left behind. But again, I think labels will tread lightly at least the next two years. I might be wrong. I'd buy.

I agree with you and as you said it's a very small scene and Keith was a very important part of it. Just going by his posts on this forum alone its clear how respected and inspirational he was. I've no doubt putting a box set of TAINT together could take couple of years but given that so many of this projects release are hard to find I believe the scene would only see its release as respect. The same can be said for MANIA but a lot of that's project release are still in print.         

I think the complete discography of DISGUSTING SANCTUM a cross 4 CD'S would fuckin' tremendous. 

Quote from: Goat93 on December 08, 2019, 01:21:16 PMif its like skin crime box on hospital

A1 sized poster of 'Piece-Meal Dissection' ...yes thanks!!!

Quote from: radokaz on November 20, 2019, 01:23:29 PM
Anybody knows what's up with the Gonkulator boxset?

Who is putting this out?

Quote from: Balor/SS1535 on December 11, 2019, 05:46:31 AM

Quote from: radokaz on November 20, 2019, 01:23:29 PM
Anybody knows what's up with the Gonkulator boxset?

Who is putting this out?

don't know if you have a fcbk account, but ...
(https://i.imgur.com/y2An13g.jpg)
unfortunately no info since.

Ceramic Hobs set, including ridiculously rare stuff. Dese4ves the royal treatment.

Quote from: radokaz on December 22, 2019, 08:46:26 AM

Quote from: Balor/SS1535 on December 11, 2019, 05:46:31 AM

Quote from: radokaz on November 20, 2019, 01:23:29 PM
Anybody knows what's up with the Gonkulator boxset?

Who is putting this out?

don't know if you have a fcbk account, but ...
(https://i.imgur.com/y2An13g.jpg)
unfortunately no info since.

Too bad.  It would have been really cool,

SICKNESS - either everything or "best of" curated by the artist himself. 

I don´t really stand for boxes, but a Grey Wolves box set with all the most unfindable material (tapes, lives, collaborations, not the album as almost all of them have finally been repressed on proper CDs after those terrible CD-Rs put out by Open Wound) would be something I would surely give my money out for.

Quote from: Into_The_Void on April 10, 2020, 08:41:17 PM
I don´t really stand for boxes, but a Grey Wolves box set with all the most unfindable material (tapes, lives, collaborations, not the album as almost all of them have finally been repressed on proper CDs after those terrible CD-Rs put out by Open Wound) would be something I would surely give my money out for.

I second that, something with lots of releases in on CD.

Worth. Pretty new but wanted artist. Almost every record is so hard to get..

WORK/DEATH

a major collection with side-projects included would be worth every penny... but hard to judge how many people would feel similar...

Quote from: piisti on April 18, 2020, 06:03:56 PM
Worth. Pretty new but wanted artist. Almost every record is so hard to get..

Don't quote me but I believe someone may be working on that.....

A complete boxset of The Gerogerigegege would be amazing, over even a complete collection in a boxset of all the 7" similar to the Pica witcyst box...that stuff is not only rare but very expensive, I'm sure it'd bet gobbled up very fast

It's probably not too early to announce that I'm currently working on a large (or multiple) CD box set of Richard Ramirez's 1990's solo works, remastering from original master tapes where possible. Really excited to give these classics a high quality (and widely available) reissue.

I would also like to see a Prick Decay box of everything, some of those tapes are so hard to find but that crudeness is unmatched

Quote from: Johann on April 22, 2020, 05:56:04 PM
A complete boxset of The Gerogerigegege would be amazing, over even a complete collection in a boxset of all the 7" similar to the Pica witcyst box...that stuff is not only rare but very expensive, I'm sure it'd bet gobbled up very fast

I second this!

Quote from: New Forces on April 22, 2020, 06:06:44 PM
It's probably not too early to announce that I'm currently working on a large (or multiple) CD box set of Richard Ramirez's 1990's solo works, remastering from original master tapes where possible. Really excited to give these classics a high quality (and widely available) reissue.

Wow, this is great news!

Pain jerk 90s stuff.

Quote from: Stipsi on April 24, 2020, 01:23:08 PM
Pain jerk 90s stuff.

Hard agree.  I've probably added that to this thread somewhere myself.  I'm not sure if it will happen because he appears to (understandably) be focused on his contemporary work.  However, he has recently started a bandcamp page where lots of unreleased things are showing up.  Here is something from 92 which sounds as though it could have been him cycling through various sounds, creating sources etc but great to hear.  The whole account is worth a look and will hopefully lead to him thinking about placing some older OOP stuff up there

https://painjerkwrackedandruined.bandcamp.com/album/salvage-work-1992

Quote from: accidental on April 24, 2020, 12:47:51 PM

Quote from: New Forces on April 22, 2020, 06:06:44 PM
It's probably not too early to announce that I'm currently working on a large (or multiple) CD box set of Richard Ramirez's 1990's solo works, remastering from original master tapes where possible. Really excited to give these classics a high quality (and widely available) reissue.

I know of 66 solo releases in the 90s. 28 of them on Deadline/Dumb Art. What kind of "large CD box set" are you aiming for? Skin Crime-size? Any approximately number you could reveal?

It won't be a "complete" collection like the Skin Crime, something more curated due to some limitations - the number of releases and the availability of masters will keep the size much lower.

Quote from: Duncan on April 24, 2020, 03:18:00 PM

Quote from: Stipsi on April 24, 2020, 01:23:08 PM
Pain jerk 90s stuff.

Hard agree.  I've probably added that to this thread somewhere myself.  I'm not sure if it will happen because he appears to (understandably) be focused on his contemporary work.  However, he has recently started a bandcamp page where lots of unreleased things are showing up.  Here is something from 92 which sounds as though it could have been him cycling through various sounds, creating sources etc but great to hear.  The whole account is worth a look and will hopefully lead to him thinking about placing some older OOP stuff up there

https://painjerkwrackedandruined.bandcamp.com/album/salvage-work-1992

Yeah.
Have checked out and bought everything immediately.
A lot of gems
Especially the live sets

May be suggested before...: True Force / Pain Electronics - Tape Boxset with all releases

Quote from: Stipsi on April 24, 2020, 04:54:37 PM

Quote from: Duncan on April 24, 2020, 03:18:00 PM

Quote from: Stipsi on April 24, 2020, 01:23:08 PM
Pain jerk 90s stuff.

Hard agree.  I've probably added that to this thread somewhere myself.  I'm not sure if it will happen because he appears to (understandably) be focused on his contemporary work.  However, he has recently started a bandcamp page where lots of unreleased things are showing up.  Here is something from 92 which sounds as though it could have been him cycling through various sounds, creating sources etc but great to hear.  The whole account is worth a look and will hopefully lead to him thinking about placing some older OOP stuff up there

https://painjerkwrackedandruined.bandcamp.com/album/salvage-work-1992

Yeah.
Have checked out and bought everything immediately.
A lot of gems
Especially the live sets

As if by magic....

https://painjerkwrackedandruined.bandcamp.com/album/retrogress

Quote from: Duncan on April 26, 2020, 11:25:11 AM

Quote from: Stipsi on April 24, 2020, 04:54:37 PM

Quote from: Duncan on April 24, 2020, 03:18:00 PM

Quote from: Stipsi on April 24, 2020, 01:23:08 PM
Pain jerk 90s stuff.

Hard agree.  I've probably added that to this thread somewhere myself.  I'm not sure if it will happen because he appears to (understandably) be focused on his contemporary work.  However, he has recently started a bandcamp page where lots of unreleased things are showing up.  Here is something from 92 which sounds as though it could have been him cycling through various sounds, creating sources etc but great to hear.  The whole account is worth a look and will hopefully lead to him thinking about placing some older OOP stuff up there

https://painjerkwrackedandruined.bandcamp.com/album/salvage-work-1992

Yeah.
Have checked out and bought everything immediately.
A lot of gems
Especially the live sets

As if by magic....

https://painjerkwrackedandruined.bandcamp.com/album/retrogress

CUM ALERT!

Personally not a big fan or consumer of box sets of previously released material. Exceptions do exist. It's often the consumer's equivalent to the "full discography" of the downloader or even worse. Often completely impersonal. And stripping an individual release from it's artwork and force as a singular release. Little effort and easy to click buy if you've got the money.

It's funny to see the number of ppl begging for box sets. Yet often plenty of material is available. Or possible to get if you look around. Have you bought those? Listened to what you already got?

The purpose behind a box (and reissues) could be many. These days it rarely seem to be to target a potential new younger audience. Or even make it easily available and affordable. The contrary could be Audio Dissection/IR recent output or the 3 Mania reissues. Opposite of that would be the horrendous reissues of Stupid is Stupid and Merzbow record (not box sets but reissues). Prices that exceeds originals. A complete slaughter of splitting pieces in order to get it wax. But good business, great for vinyl-only fools and Collectors with a capital C.

A box/reissue ofcourse goes beyond it's physical sales. Publicity and exposure. Downloads available i guess. That's where the significance is for my favorite target - the Come Org box. Not in it's physically released form.

Quote from: accidental on April 30, 2020, 09:38:09 PM
Personally not a big fan or consumer of box sets of previously released material. Exceptions do exist. It's often the consumer's equivalent to the "full discography" of the downloader or even worse. Often completely impersonal. And stripping an individual release from it's artwork and force as a singular release. Little effort and easy to click buy if you've got the money.

It's funny to see the number of ppl begging for box sets. Yet often plenty of material is available. Or possible to get if you look around. Have you bought those? Listened to what you already got?

The purpose behind a box (and reissues) could be many. These days it rarely seem to be to target a potential new younger audience. Or even make it easily available and affordable. The contrary could be Audio Dissection/IR recent output or the 3 Mania reissues. Opposite of that would be the horrendous reissues of Stupid is Stupid and Merzbow record (not box sets but reissues). Prices that exceeds originals. A complete slaughter of splitting pieces in order to get it wax. But good business, great for vinyl-only fools and Collectors with a capital C.

A box/reissue ofcourse goes beyond it's physical sales. Publicity and exposure. Downloads available i guess. That's where the significance is for my favorite target - the Come Org box. Not in it's physically released form.

I think you're basically leveling most of this at VOD releases though, right?  And I agree.  Sheering up pre-existing things so they can pointlessly fit onto vinyl is absurd and best left to dumbo collectors who care more for possessions than what's inside.  But I'm looking right now at CD boxes by Mo*te, Witcyst, Autechre, Henry Cow, Reynols, Masonna and Fylkingen which were the cheapest, simplest way for me to gather all that material in one place and serve as pretty worthwhile collections of groups and projects that totally deserve a retrospective treatment.  Quite a few of these if not all were issued within the last 5-10 years, still easy to find and made up in most cases of totally unobtainable material, so I'm not sure about the point you make of not aiming these released at newer audiences.  Also, nearly all of them contain not only reproductions of the original artwork but lengthy texts and additional images from the archives of the group.  

It's cool to knock over the top fetish items that cost a month's rent and don't even look/sound that good but most box sets and the kind of which we lust over in this thread basically provide exactly the things you seem to be saying they don't?

Not to totally sidetrack but to Duncan's comment on the Autechre box set from some years ago, I think it's a great example of a mixed bag. Great way to get a ton of quality audio, much of which is OOP, from the best electronic duo of all time, and the price was reasonable. Otherwise disappointing across the board. There's no artwork, which totally sucks as the old artwork was a key piece of the puzzle. The EPs are two or three to a disc. It's remastered which was totally unnecessary. Worst of all I EP7 was split over two discs and not even at the halfway point of that EP! It didn't matter that much to me because I had all of the material already so I didn't need to buy it, but I felt like it was a very lackluster way to introduce new fans to classic Autechre. At that point you might as well just download the EPs and skip the box all together because essentially youre just getting poorly presented CDs. To Accidental's point, best to just get those old CDs second hand as 90% are still very cheap. Maybe not as cheap as the box but you get so much more. I think the same can be applied to many noise and related box sets and reissues.

just look at the boxset vs some of the individual releases...

https://www.discogs.com/Autechre-EPS-1991-2002/release/5773839 (https://www.discogs.com/Autechre-EPS-1991-2002/release/5773839)

https://www.discogs.com/Autechre-Anvil-Vapre/release/3894 (https://www.discogs.com/Autechre-Anvil-Vapre/release/3894)

https://www.discogs.com/Autechre-Envane/release/2504 (https://www.discogs.com/Autechre-Envane/release/2504)

https://www.discogs.com/Autechre-EP7/release/3570384 (https://www.discogs.com/Autechre-EP7/release/3570384)

Quote from: ConcreteMascara on May 01, 2020, 04:47:18 AM
Not to totally sidetrack but to Duncan's comment on the Autechre box set from some years ago, I think it's a great example of a mixed bag. Great way to get a ton of quality audio, much of which is OOP, from the best electronic duo of all time, and the price was reasonable. Otherwise disappointing across the board. There's no artwork, which totally sucks as the old artwork was a key piece of the puzzle. The EPs are two or three to a disc. It's remastered which was totally unnecessary. Worst of all I EP7 was split over two discs and not even at the halfway point of that EP! It didn't matter that much to me because I had all of the material already so I didn't need to buy it, but I felt like it was a very lackluster way to introduce new fans to classic Autechre. At that point you might as well just download the EPs and skip the box all together because essentially youre just getting poorly presented CDs. To Accidental's point, best to just get those old CDs second hand as 90% are still very cheap. Maybe not as cheap as the box but you get so much more. I think the same can be applied to many noise and related box sets and reissues.

just look at the boxset vs some of the individual releases...

https://www.discogs.com/Autechre-EPS-1991-2002/release/5773839 (https://www.discogs.com/Autechre-EPS-1991-2002/release/5773839)

https://www.discogs.com/Autechre-Anvil-Vapre/release/3894 (https://www.discogs.com/Autechre-Anvil-Vapre/release/3894)

https://www.discogs.com/Autechre-Envane/release/2504 (https://www.discogs.com/Autechre-Envane/release/2504)

https://www.discogs.com/Autechre-EP7/release/3570384 (https://www.discogs.com/Autechre-EP7/release/3570384)

AE would probably be the one out of my list which is the most opportunistic and dumb.  Really I feel the best way to listen to their music (at least the newer stuff) is high quality digital download as this is certainly the best format for the long form works and so much of the basis of their practice is rooted so firmly in pure digital audio.  I got the CD box of the NTS sessions and was surprisingly gifted the LP box when I left an old job so am fortunate to have 2 versions, but I hardly ever use either compared to the digital files I got when preordering the CDs.  These boxes are definitely a case of 'if you issue it, they will buy' but A) at least they are well designed and B) that release was offered in multiple formats in the first place.  Can't speak for any reissues of older stuff but yeah, I can't imagine a situation where key releases of theirs are tough to track down on CD at all.

Quote from: Duncan on April 30, 2020, 10:15:40 PM
I think you're basically leveling most of this at VOD releases though, right?  

Consumers for their hunger for box sets and expensive reissues. And labels. Labels want and need to make money. But there's still room for what to release and how to do it. VOD seem like an easy target. I don't own anything by them and don't know much about it. I'd like the MZ box though, but can't afford it now.

So how should you release previously released material? Everything goes?

When leaving original art out and the individual title is one out of 10-20 other titles within the box. You could argue that the individual release just become one disc among many within the box. And therefore loose some individuality and power as a standalone singular release. The box is what's talked about and displayed more so than the individual release. The box is what you paid for. The historical importance and force of that standalone release gets slightly fuzzy.

Less of an easy target would be Hospital and let's choose the much celebrated Skin Crime box. I don't own it myself. But I do have several originals. It does not contain original artwork? Discs themselves seems to be packaged in some boring lookalike sleeves. Maybe original art is in that big booklet? I would have reversed that. Several releases within that box are considered US noise classics. Where as originally released the individual title, packaging and content are in symbiosis. Imagine a CD reissue set at €12. Keeping original art as far as possible. As AD/IR did with those three reissues before they caved in for the box. Those three were almost too good to be true. Maybe the splits became an issue?

But let me get back on track – Skin Crime. Instead we got a big ass box. Individual discs sleeved without original art. 300 copies, sold out quickly. What did they charge for it? I seem to recall it was over $110? Because it was out of my range at the time. Fair price for 20 discs. But an expensive one. Exclusively for those who could afford it.  Now the box is close to €200 on discogs. And likely not getting cheaper.

If you had done Burn in 300 copies, it might still be in stock. At least the price wouldn't be €200 used. And let's face it who actually needs and listen repeatedly to those last few discs? I'm guessing far less than half of the owners.

Many paths are available when doing a reissue. You can do it Ramirez-style, reissue a tape in 25 copies that was originally released in 20 copies. Haha. It will save you space. But at least from the perspective of a consumer, if re-doing something that's impossible-to-find/pricey, the purpose shouldn't be another big ass price tag and something that's available for two weeks, complete with a lot of fluff.

You could still find several of the Skin Crime releases fairly cheap at the time of release of the box. Maybe four titles were close to impossible and had a price tag. Some others were easy to find but you had to pay more than $15. But not much more than your fancy new random vinyl reissue. Those titles had been available for years at those prices! Obviously no one bought them. I miss that. The decoration of dust can be a beautiful one.

Quote from: accidental on May 10, 2020, 06:56:03 PM
Where as originally released the individual title, packaging and content are in symbiosis. Imagine a CD reissue set at €12. Keeping original art as far as possible. As AD/IR did with those three reissues before they caved in for the box. Those three were almost too good to be true. Maybe the splits became an issue?

You mean MO*TE box? I feel it very well justified, as it is a complete thing. Including all the Uncut label output of MO*TE often from split tapes. Artwork of many of these releases is not something that could be blown out to LP sleeve, haha, perhaps not even substance for stand alone jewelbox or digipak. Box was easily to best option than long series of compilation CD's including MO*TE halfs of splits.

I am also not a fan of box set reissues, unless there is sort of proper reason for it. Complete works, I don't need from everybody, but for some artists it works out well. If artwork is rather minimal, one fold J-card, it feels as if cardboard sleeve in box set is better than re-invent the whole thing to suit LP reissue. Or even try to come up with ideas to fill the jewelbox, without ruining the original.


From label perspective, it is clear that often box set is the way to get material to people. Anyone who put out series of stuff, can probably tell, that first, second, perhaps third, people will be into it. You got fourth and fifth coming out, and no matter is it Atrax Morgue, MB, Skin Crime, Streicher, whoever, I can bet that demand is progressively less step by step. Then we may have question: If there is seemingly no demand, why publish 5-30 disc of _____? I would argue that publishing noise is not about the immediate demand or "making money". However, to keep things sustainable, many have to consider options how things get done, what I hope to get done. If you committed to release something you admired and worshipped, box set that people will buy just like they would do for couple stand alone discs may be good option oppesed to putting out 15 stand alone discs of same artist, where 3 first ones are always sold out and 12 others sit in bargain sale lists for decades.

It is a fact, that there is no "good way" to publish noise. As soon as you thought you did perfect thing, there will be guy asking "where's the download code" or "when tape version will be out" or whatever opposite thing that was just done.

But of yes, if my view is asked: Less boxes, more stand alone releases! Less revision, more as-it-was, despite it would mean struggling with artists who thinks his teenage years aesthetics looked like shit.


In near future Industrial Recollections is putting out 3 more Veprisuicida stand alone jewelbox CD's. There are 5th ,6th and 7th reissues of artists on IR. No matter how brilliant they are, it may be fact that there is surprisingly little amount of people who feel utmost urge to get "7th CD" of any artist. hah.. I can live with that fact.

only complaint with skin crime box was the lack of original art. big complaint actually, but overshadowed by my desire to hear/own a collection from a top favorite artist who i know isnt going to have any of what i would consider 'crappy' or 'so-so' material included. the art used i felt was suitably good enough though. other than that, i have played all discs many times except the few titles i already owned. same thing goes for incapacitants 'alchemy box is stupid'... i do wish the packaging of that 'box' was as sturdy as the skin crime box packaging.

if every disc is likely to be good to excellent in terms of quality of noise, there are many artists i would prefer to own a massive box as opposed to individual reissues. maybe because i buy so little music these days, when compared to what i used to spend, i am more excited over the prospect of a truly special item as opposed to just another disc or tape or record to shelve away. 20 disc set of golden era macro for $180 or 1 out of a 20 disc campaign of releases at $10 each... i likely wouldnt buy any of the singles but would cop the box as fast as i could, assuming it was many titles i didn't already own. unless it is special to me for centimental reasons i also have no reservations of selling off the originals i already owned to offset some of the price. for me, the skin crime box almost paid for itself in that manner.

we'd all love that pain jerk box to happen, but i have heard from a reputable source that it has been offered to gomi from some of the biggest & oldest guns in the game and he is 'not interested'.

There are things, that indeed benefit from box format. I can't think any sense of TG live boxes to be stand alone CD's. Same for Hijokaidan The Noise 30xCD box. Would anyone buy 30 individual CD's, especially if it takes literally at least 3 times more space in shelves than it does now. Just two obvious examples.

Boxsets I would personally like to see and hear would be: WE SPIT ON THEIR GRAVES, JOURNEY INTO PAIN compilation series on compact disc, SEXORAMA on compact disc. Totally and absolutely box-set material!

I would basically just repeat two requests from further back in the thread:

A box of Servile Ghost releases (perhaps a tape box in the style of the Floga Records recent reissues of various metal bands like Cannibal Corpse, Necromantia etc), or possibly just a CD box like VOD's Broken Flag one.

Complete Psy Phalanx set (may not actually need an entire box, though).

Not sure I agree with that much of the criticism against box sets. It's a special type of format, which is perfect if you have a certain relationship towards a project - i.e. a wish to delve deep into it, without going out hunting for single releases. I would probably not have bothered with Ultra since there are aspects of that project that don't quite interest me. Still, I was very happy to get Delirious Elaborations, and have listened to it several times. I do agree that the format has something in common with doing a large download of a single band's releases back in the days of Napster/AudioGalaxy, but in all honesty I probably wouldn't even bother listening to some torrent or mp3 mass download these days. Box sets have artwork, which can be great if done by the right person, even if it may be reduced compared to the original releases. Also there's the whole physical dimension which I am not ashamed to say I find important.

I love vinyl but for boxes I prefer CD or tape. Reissues of tapes, like a lot of the VOD-boxes, need a lot of editing to get everything on the 24/25 minutes sides. Also, It's too much of a hassle to find the time to listed to these huge boxes. Listened once or twice to the ones I own. 3LP boxes are okay but 4 or more, it's too much for me. Like stated above; for some artists the work becomes stronger when presented as a whole but for some artists I prefer to listen to the separate releases within their own context. Reproduction of the original artwork is not a must for me but any revised artwork should be in the same spirit as the original. Also, the box should be presented as a cohesive release in presentation and sound which in a lot of cases means a compromise in artwork and mastering.

Lefthandeddecision

There was a homemader box set a long time ago, but I think it was limited to something like 5 or 10 copies and made with trial software that left beeps/artifacts in the CDR burns.  With the releases of LHD's Even Still and In Mono, we gotta have it.

Hermit.  I've been surprised by Hermit not having a greater footprint in the reissue realm.  Would love to see a box set.  Maybe Mr.Boros isn't interested?  I know there is a thread in progress on another board about Canadian noise and experimentalism, and I don't believe Hermit/Eric Boros/Manufractured is mentioned once.

Quote from: Zeno Marx on April 03, 2024, 07:38:45 PMHermit.  I've been surprised by Hermit not having a greater footprint in the reissue realm.  Would love to see a box set.  Maybe Mr.Boros isn't interested?  I know there is a thread in progress on another board about Canadian noise and experimentalism, and I don't believe Hermit/Eric Boros/Manufractured is mentioned once.

Good call. Hermit's material was fairly unique in the late 90s noise field. I have a number of releases from him that have gotten a lot of play over the years. Solid,structured noisescapes with eerie undercurrents. Would love to see that material collected in some fashion.

Quote from: collapsedhole on April 18, 2020, 07:28:26 PMWORK/DEATH

a major collection with side-projects included would be worth every penny... but hard to judge how many people would feel similar...

couldnt agree more, love this project

OVMN CD boxset of 90s material...
Would be a real treat!

Some kinda well curated BRUME collection

A Genocide Organ - Archives CD boxset would be nice!

Quote from: Cranial Blast on April 26, 2024, 02:42:20 PMA Genocide Organ - Archives CD boxset would be nice!

Definitely! I was surprised that they released the recent 7"s collected as those were more easily available. I hope the Archive series gets the same treatment one day!