"this is our house, and our house music. i am the creator." basically sums up the mission statement for wax trax records in the mid to late 80s and early 90s.
You wanna see some middle aged goths tear up a dance floor, put on this song, or My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult “Sex On Wheels” lololol Anyway if you were there in 1990, you understand that RevCo was making fun of the Southern religious right and this was even before the culture wars were as polarized as they are now. This music was still pretty underground and it’s difficult to get canceled when you aren’t wildly famous and people don’t have internet in every home yet.
Al Jourgensen (lead singer of Ministry and a huge part of RevCo) lived with Timothy Leary for a while (along with the Butthole Surfers' Gibby Haynes), testing the random drugs that people gave to Leary.
Linger Fickin Good is a great album by them. This song / album was a result of the treatment that they received after their first show in Texas back in the 80's. Back when Texas listened to both kinds of music Country and Western type place.
Mate. The RC band members were straight out of Front 242, a cult Belgian band. What was branded Techno can be traced back to the 80s, not 96/97. I was there, I lived those years to the fullest. When this came out it was played every single night in most alternative/punk/trash metal clubs and people would go insane dancing to it. It's not early techno whatsoever.
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"this is our house, and our house music. i am the creator." basically sums up the mission statement for wax trax records in the mid to late 80s and early 90s.
Yeah. I'll tell you, I have been into a lot of those Wax bands for a long time but only recently Laibach. Man, they're good. And strange. But good
Revolting Cocks' album Linger Fickin' Good is one of the best albums of all time. ALL TIME!
You wanna see some middle aged goths tear up a dance floor, put on this song, or My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult “Sex On Wheels” lololol Anyway if you were there in 1990, you understand that RevCo was making fun of the Southern religious right and this was even before the culture wars were as polarized as they are now. This music was still pretty underground and it’s difficult to get canceled when you aren’t wildly famous and people don’t have internet in every home yet.
Yay! Long time Revco fan.
Rock on!
Huge dance club hit back in the day at the underground alternative clubs . Packed dance floor everytime!
9:00 you aren't wrong, industrial was born from dance music
Too true. I breakdance and these bands(WaxTrax!) made some of the greatest breakbeats for dancing.
Al Jourgensen (lead singer of Ministry and a huge part of RevCo) lived with Timothy Leary for a while (along with the Butthole Surfers' Gibby Haynes), testing the random drugs that people gave to Leary.
Him and Gibby would fight and steal each other's crack.
Linger Fickin Good is a great album by them. This song / album was a result of the treatment that they received after their first show in Texas back in the 80's. Back when Texas listened to both kinds of music Country and Western type place.
We all reacted exactly like this in 1990.
No. We loved it.
I loved it too... it just gobsmacked me at first.
Gosh we loved this song around 1989 or 1990. I loved all of the affiliations of Al Jourgenson, Jello Biafra, Lard, Ministry, etc. Industrial was life.
It seems you are playing the censored version. Why don't you just drop them pants. Cuts from Deliverance
Absolutely crazy 🤣🤣🤣 awesome some rave stuff I did it really want to call Billy Bob but can't yes yes I can fucking 10 a 10 great job my man 🤘🤘🤘🤘
😂🤣😂🤣
Try the mixes. "Drop your britches" and "take 'em right off". Mental. (Don't be trippin yawl).
Oh, and thanks for trying it. Not Behd. (see below).
Mate. The RC band members were straight out of Front 242, a cult Belgian band. What was branded Techno can be traced back to the 80s, not 96/97. I was there, I lived those years to the fullest. When this came out it was played every single night in most alternative/punk/trash metal clubs and people would go insane dancing to it. It's not early techno whatsoever.
WHAT IN THE ACTUAL FUCK!
RIGHT!!!! 🤣😂🤣😂
@@thejohnnyo RevCo is incredible!
I see the musically sheltered have arrived, lol.