Noise, industrial or power electronics hit songs?

[cantle]

Survival Unit- One Man's War: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T9MfVYV400E

[Bleak Existence]

yes that 7'' is just is best material ever

[Bloated Slutbag]

I dont know, what about some good ole Throbbing Gristle?
They almost seem corny compared to the PE/noise scene of the last 10 years.

No worries, calaverasgrande. I've got a little biscuit tin to keep your panties in...

[david lloyd jones]

slightly off topic, but love slipping PE lyrics into daily conversation/dating websites etc

now i imagined a whole profile on dating website filled with "co-opted by cunts" only

Whitehouse lyrics-you don't have to say please, etc are real easy to include

[Dr Alex]

GENOCIDE ORGAN "White Power Forces"


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seconded!

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Brethren - Zionist Axiom
Death Squad - Fuck God Live
SKM-ETR - Aborigutter
Organized Resistance - What Will You Do

Basically everything here IMHO: https://www.mixcloud.com/Otomo_Hava/guests-from-chaos-9-dr-alex/

[Stridulum]

IRON FIST OF THE SUN - Smile like sword
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-VzBu6pY5o

One of the best pe anthems of recent years.

[Fluid Fetish]

Organized Resistance - What Will You Do

The peak of the album, one of my favorite PE recordings easily. The vocals alone..

[calaverasgrande]

I dont know, what about some good ole Throbbing Gristle?
They almost seem corny compared to the PE/noise scene of the last 10 years.

No worries, calaverasgrande. I've got a little biscuit tin to keep your panties in...

?

[david lloyd jones]

really, don't know the quote?
like always I persuade you

[Bloated Slutbag]

I dont know, what about some good ole Throbbing Gristle?
They almost seem corny compared to the PE/noise scene of the last 10 years.

No worries, calaverasgrande. I've got a little biscuit tin to keep your panties in...

?

Apologies, I assumed that a TG pumper would be familiar with "Persuasion" – hell, it's practically their hit single. Possibly not quite pe anthem but easily my definition of a perfect song.

While I'm here...

In the realm of pe anthems defined by the opening gambit:

"Here at the present time in the United States we have no commercial child pornography..."

The remainder of the BDN classic in question is almost irrelevant after that, but of course must exist to legitimize that first sample (and is – the remainder- damn good, says me, even if I once needlessly questioned whether it might legitimately sit within the realm of pe proper... "Adipocere", if I've got the title right, manages to be dark humorous brutal all at the same time - much like life in general - the highest complement in my book.)

[Fluid Fetish]

In the realm of pe anthems defined by the opening gambit:

"Here at the present time in the United States we have no commercial child pornography..."

The remainder of the BDN classic in question is almost irrelevant after that, but of course must exist to legitimize that first sample (and is – the remainder- damn good, says me, even if I once needlessly questioned whether it might legitimately sit within the realm of pe proper... "Adipocere", if I've got the title right, manages to be dark humorous brutal all at the same time - much like life in general - the highest complement in my book.)

I was just listening to Greatest Death earlier this week after a loooong period of abstinance from listening to my BDN collection and it's clear why everyone voted for Adipocere as number 1 on the tracklist! The rest of the collection is damn good as you said indeed, but I have to admit I like Female Blood as my favorite.

[Yrjö-Koskinen]

In the realm of pe anthems defined by the opening gambit:

"Here at the present time in the United States we have no commercial child pornography..."

That quote always reminded me of a part of the immortal documentary "Perversion for profit" (1965). After hilariously exposing pin-up magazine girls as cleary inviting "TO SODOMY!!" and accusing nudist magazines of causing rape and murder, the narrator of this fantastic piece of Americana all of a sudden discusses a bunch of very unpleasant, obviously pedophile oriented magazines and images, which apparently were in fact sold at some point in the US.

In case someone actually hasn't seen it, now is the time:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pciD9gd3my0

[Fluid Fetish]

In the realm of pe anthems defined by the opening gambit:

"Here at the present time in the United States we have no commercial child pornography..."

That quote always reminded me of a part of the immortal documentary "Perversion for profit" (1965). After hilariously exposing pin-up magazine girls as cleary inviting "TO SODOMY!!" and accusing nudist magazines of causing rape and murder, the narrator of this fantastic piece of Americana all of a sudden discusses a bunch of very unpleasant, obviously pedophile oriented magazines and images, which apparently were in fact sold at some point in the US.

In case someone actually hasn't seen it, now is the time:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pciD9gd3my0

This is awesome. Thanks for posting!

[F_c_O]

In case someone actually hasn't seen it, now is the time:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pciD9gd3my0

Goddamn, this is amazing material. Thanks!

[calaverasgrande]

I dont know, what about some good ole Throbbing Gristle?
They almost seem corny compared to the PE/noise scene of the last 10 years.

No worries, calaverasgrande. I've got a little biscuit tin to keep your panties in...

?

Apologies, I assumed that a TG pumper would be familiar with "Persuasion" – hell, it's practically their hit single. Possibly not quite pe anthem but easily my definition of a perfect song.

While I'm here...

In the realm of pe anthems defined by the opening gambit:

"Here at the present time in the United States we have no commercial child pornography..."

The remainder of the BDN classic in question is almost irrelevant after that, but of course must exist to legitimize that first sample (and is – the remainder- damn good, says me, even if I once needlessly questioned whether it might legitimately sit within the realm of pe proper... "Adipocere", if I've got the title right, manages to be dark humorous brutal all at the same time - much like life in general - the highest complement in my book.)

I have this weird thing where I generally dont hear lyrics. The two I named are the only TG I remember any lyrics to. There are records I've owned for 30 years (well besides TG) that I still dont know any of the lyrics to beyond one or two choruses. Cabaret Voltaire, Coil, Joy Division, Skinny Puppy etc. I have no idea what any of their songs are about. They could all be RAC music for all I know.