SWANS (early)

[Cranial Blast]

Reading through the thread now, I don't see any mention of Feel Good Now?  I bought the 2cd version that came with Children of God and I haven't been able to stop listing to it this week.  It's really a fantastic bridge between the early filth and the later sublime elements.

It´s another essential live recording for sure, I actually like "New Mind" and some other harder tracks from "Children of God" more than the studio versions.

I haven't heard this live album yet. I'll certainly have to check it out, especially for the harder live versions of the tracks like you mentioned from Children Of God.

[Balor/SS1535]

Reading through the thread now, I don't see any mention of Feel Good Now?  I bought the 2cd version that came with Children of God and I haven't been able to stop listing to it this week.  It's really a fantastic bridge between the early filth and the later sublime elements.

It´s another essential live recording for sure, I actually like "New Mind" and some other harder tracks from "Children of God" more than the studio versions.

I haven't heard this live album yet. I'll certainly have to check it out, especially for the harder live versions of the tracks like you mentioned from Children Of God.

It's worth it!  https://swans.bandcamp.com/album/feel-good-now

[k.p.g]

I picked up Body to Body, Job to Job at an FYE in Florida some years back, and it is a great compilation of the group's earliest stuff.  It is an absolutely miserable listen though, so I would say anyone who wants to listen better be prepared for that.
I revisited some of the loop work on it after seeing this thread and came away thinking it was pretty cool.