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Hip hop has a lot in common with industrial. In fact, plenty of old school hip hop artists are Skinny Puppy fans. Their use of electronics, especially sampling, are mutually respected
This is like the closest Skinny Puppy got to being radio friendly…but it’s fucking spectacular cuz they are masters of studio engineering while also having exceptional songwriting skills…Puppy has created some of the scariest industrial goth rock of our time. Check out TOO DARK PARK & Mind: The Perpetual Intercourse…these guys have inspired so many popular bands and they deserve the honor of RnR Hall of Fame…can’t wait to see them live again!!
Too Dark Park is Epic. Rabies was a favorite of mine. Warlock was another track that could have possibly seen a radio edit, though it probably would have almost been a ballad by skinny puppy standards 😂
The Process is more radio friendly, IMO, but this is up there for sure.
Cool that you reacted to this. Haven't seen a reaction to Puppy before. This is kinda more conventional than a lot of their stuff. Their rhythms are usually quite chaotic. It helped get me ready to enjoy Jinjer though - a lot of their work makes Jinjer look downright melodic. :D Dig It is another that is pretty easy to listen to. Worlock (sic) is one that got a lot of play in clubs back in the day.
My favourite band of all time, I'm Canadian and grew up with them
I fell in Love with Jinjer when I was in FL cple years back
I fell in Love with Jinjer when I was in FL cple years back
One of my friends had a cd case and the Only thing in it was Skinny Puppy 💯
This was a major turning point for the band. A new era. "Rabies" and "The Process" being the albums I revisit most often.
rabies and too dark park are all times for me
It's said Too Dark Park is a watershed for Puppy fans, some preferring the band before and up to that album and those liking that album and everything after. I like it all except maybe Last Rights that just didn't gel with me.
@@DavidJackola Skinny puppy never really stopped evolving and changing their sound, but I think the death of Goettel really sent them in a different direction. Favoring more EDM and less self manufactured sounds. I like all their albums up to maybe Mythmaker
Their live stuff is insane. They were insane. Musical mad man/geniuses. Want really underground? Pigface. Anything off the album Gub
They ARE insane.
Pigface... damn that was crazy schtit.
Went to a PigFace concert in Oslo back in the 90s.
Ogre was supposed to do vocals. Concert delayed for two hours - turned out that Ogre had passed out backstage taking "too much of the good stuff".
Ended up doing the concert sans Ogre.
Still awesome! =)
Yeah, Pigface.
Ok song,but nothing compared to their earlier stuff. VivisectVI etc.
To my taste skinny puppy is the best industrial band. Their whole discography is awesome
Awesome! These guys were also big influences on Deftones & Slipknot. The drummer of Tool likes 'em too. Try the song "Smothered Hope" (from 1984) for an instant hit, "VX Gas Attack" (1988) if you're feeling slightly more adventurous.
Skinny Puppy are best when they go really weird like the albums Last Rights and Too Dark Park.
Amen to that :)
Too Dark Park is so good
Reactions to Skinny Puppy makes me hit that subscribe button.
Afaik Skinny Puppy was Actually a band that some skaters and b-boys listened to in the eighties so the dance battle isnt taken completely out of the blue. Skinny Puppy invoiced the US government 666k $ After they got News of that their music was used at Guantánamo prison. Always been fighting for animal rights as well.
The Process is an album by these guys I can listen to all the way through at any time.
That song was great. I always loved their song Assimilate. I also know some of their earlier albums, which are pretty dark and have an eerie atmosphere. Industrial is a pretty cool genre, but also not for everyone. If you want to dig deeper, check out Throbbing Gristle, Foetus, Einstürzende Neubauten or Coil.
And throw in some KMFDM while you're at it
Skinny Puppy was one of the more widely known projects that often involved interchangeable & rearranged people each with different experiments & goals in mind. The Tear Garden, Manufacture, Hilt, Download, and several others from the Nettwerk music label. Guest vocals included such random guests as Sarah McLachlan (also on Nettwerk at the time) & Mel Bland. The members also bled into groups like Ministry, Revolting Cocks & more. Yhere was quite a bit of experimentation & some artists have commented that when looking back, it might've been more profitable if the label didn't green light everything... but they wouldn't have done as much that way.
Awesome to see an SP reaction, I recommend Worlock, still relatively “friendly” musically and from an earlier album.
Love to the Puppy! got to catch them on their Last Rites tour (at the legendary Mississippi Nights nightclub in St. Louis, now closed). The stage was adorned w/ prostetic limbs on meathooks. The vibe was real! Skinny Puppy were the godfathers of Twitch Industrial. You would love Meat beat Manifesto..they are the dancier side of Industrial. Another great industrial group is Front 242, Belgium-style at its finest. I'm so glad you mentioned Raves. My first show that my brother and I performed was at a rave in St. Louis, and we were super honored that some of the members of the Midwest Avengers break crew actually formed a break circle during our Live P.A. That was something that i will NEVER forget!
One of their more “radio friendly” songs, but I still like it. Assimilate is probably the most well known song from their older stuff that you should check out.
Completely agree!
Huge puppy fan. Check some of my favs:
The choke
Assimilate
First aid
Shore lined poison
Rash reflection
Whos laughing now
S.k.u.m.m.
Tear or beat
Deadlines
Worlock
Hell yeah!
Excellently spoken and delivered reaction.
Loved the name drops at the end too: TCM, Filter, Stabbing Westward. This guy knows what he's talking about. Definitely sub-ing this channel.
Btw, this SP track, lyrically and vocally, is by far god level Nivek Ogre. I think it's some of his best work.
Really happy to see someone react to SP. Would like to see more reactions to industrial and goth music.
Assimilate and Smothered Hope are two great SP songs
Skinny Puppy's older stuff is still light years better then the newer stuff up until the 90's when the keyboardist Dwayne Goettel died of an overdose.
I approve.
Their earlier work is everything from arthouse to industrial, experimental, electronic dance/trance, they were came out late in the early wave of Industrial music. Influenced by the works of karlheinz stockhausen, Throbbing Gristle, Chris and Cosey and others.
Love your screen name!!!
Im 56 and SKINNY PUPPY IS THE SHIT..LISTENED TO THEM 4 YEARS..ROCK THIS IS KIK#
“An acquired taste” 🤣🤣🤣🤣 their old stuff was like nothing else you’d ever heard at the time. Now I’m digging out my old Rabies CD ❤️
Check out the album “RABIES” produced by Al Jourgensen (Ministry) … my favorite Puppy album and that one pissed off a lot of their core fans cuz Uncle Al was all over it with his signature cyberpunk guitars 🦾🎙🦾
Skinny Puppy is definitely an acquired taste. Early SP can be hard but you can understand how they influenced much of what we understand as industrial today and the obsession with obscure samples for movies and TV. Their discography after VIVisectVI becomes more accessible and "The Singles Collect" is a good compilation of the first half of SP's discography.
Completely agree with your assessment.
Nice to see a Skinny Puppy reaction! IMHO their best stuff is from albums like Mind: the Perpetual Intercourse, VIVISectVI, Rabies, Too Dark Park, Remission, etc. Dig It was their most popular song, but VX Gas Attack, Assimilate, Tin Omen...there are so many...are all great. The most intense live performance I have ever seen.
Stumbled across your channel while in a Skinny Puppy rabbit hole. Needless to say I'm now subscribed to your channel.
Back again to watch this. Love this reaction. Clearly. Lol
The album Last Rights, was a huge turning point for me. It solidified me hunting for music like this.
Look up SKOLD, KMFDM, 3TEETH, YOUTH CODE, FRONT LINE ASSEMBLY, 16 VOLT, CHEMLAB, PRICK, PIG, NUMB
I know that I’m coming in a year late, but maybe you’ll get the message. The Skinny Puppy song video that you have to react to is ‘Tin Omen.’
Late to the game on this, but... SP has technically 3 eras, pre dwayne, dwayne, and post dwayne. I feel the new SP is an extention of the singer's solo project Ohgr. There was a side project that Cevin and Dwayne did called Cyberaktif. It also involved Bill Leeb from Frontline Assembly. Bill played keyboards for a short time in SP. If you want a new band that feels like hardcore punk meets electro industrial, Youth Code. You'll hear some SP influence in their stuff as well.
Everyone in this video is a better breakdancer than the lady from Australia that just appeared in the Olympics recently. Now that I am at the end of the video, the funny thing is about all of those bands you said you could hear in this, it is because they took their influence from Skinny Puppy and other older bands like this.
This is completely different than their old stuff but good. They basically invented industrial music
Yeah skinny puppy is good shit.It got me through some tough times.
Solvent, Deadlines, or Dig It!!! Old school SP and very heavily hip hop electronic industrial rave
Back for this again. Such a good reaction.
Thanks for the review. I am a new subscriber! Grew up thinking Skinny Puppy was the coolest. And I love hip hop for many of the same reasons!
Check out their first big underground track Smothered Hope! I believe it first started being played 83/84. Killer track!
Loved them since I interviewed them (for college radio) in Cleveland in '87. It was like a concert & horror movie all in one!
This is def more of the Ohgr side of SP. It's still great exposure. One of my long time fav bands that have some serious talent
Check out "Stairs and Flowers". Skinny Puppy worked with Mantronix on the remix.
I've been listening and spinning Skinny Puppy since the early mid 80's, I've yet to see anyone "Acquire" a taste for Skinny Puppy, most reactions are visceral, extreme and polarly opposed you love them or you hate them, there is no middle ground with Skinny Puppy or Ministry....
Fantastic reaction video. If you want to hear earlier Skinny Puppy, I suggest their song, Dig It from 1986. This song in particular inspired Trent Reznor to write and perform Down in It. The song structure and instrumentation are strikingly similar. Also, the band got a lot of flak for the video for Dig It with the urban legend that a snuff film plays in the background, which is untrue. Skinny Puppy are pacifists, very leftist in their politics, and even named their band Skinny Puppy as they were animal rights activists. Only recently have they decided to no longer tour together, though cEvin Key, their multi-instrumentalist, is still doing solo work and went back to work with his synthpop band from the early '80s, Images in Vogue. Ogre, the lead singer, is getting more into acting, having been in Repo the Genetic Opera before.
"their music is an acquired taste" lol YES. As an electronic musician Nine Inch Nails influenced me and led me to Skinny Puppy which was like "garage band Nine Inch Nails". Trent Reznor said his first hit was a rip-off of Dig It By Skinny Puppy. You should check out the earlier stuff but yes... it is odd and a bit of an acquired taste.
Good video.
S-Puppy is to Die For!! Check out "MINISTRY" as well! Also for your Love of RUSH!!
Ain't it dead yet? 1987 it's the best live performance I've ever seen in my life it's fucking BIZARRE
These guys have been around forever and have been pioneers in several genres but are also notoriously kind of ripped off and screwed over by their record labels and collaborators. Pretty much every Skinny Puppy album has a different sound. Kevin Key (main musician), Dwayne (80's member that died of an OD) and Kevin Ogilvie (vocalist) have touched on a lot of different genres and are usually a little ahead of the time. From harsh noise, to industrial metal, to almost pop dance songs. From the very early 80s and still active today. Some of their side projects include Kevin Key, Ohgr, Tear Garden, ADuck, Download, Puppy Gristle, etc. They never seem to have any interest in what other people are doing or what scene they fit in. They just do their thing. An interesting follow up might be to check out the Ohgr music video for Cracker. Another more pop / dancey song but this one kind of points out NIN and others. I randomly bought a Skinny Puppy cassette 30 years ago and they kind of ruined most industrial for me because SP just always sounds more interesting and less cheesy than bands like NIN, KMFDM, etc. They were always the oddballs and always will be. People usually love them or hate them.
The older stuff is way darker. Dark messages as well, topics for Skinny Puppy songs, child abuse, animal rights, chemical weapons, ....
If I'm not mistaken, it wasn't until the two dudes doing the Crunk dancing joined in until it was decided who was the winner of that dance challenge.
early Puppy? LAST CALL is EPIC
Stairs and Flowers, Dig it, Assimilate and The Killing Game are good...Brap On!
thanks to ..NIN...if it would not for them ..I would not have known anything about skinny puppy..and industrial. E.B.M...SP..is the king of industrial music I'm sick for skinny puppy lol..been a die hard fan for 20 +years..form 84 remission LP. to 2013 weapon. your enjoy them..
They were around long before NIN
I would love to see you react to their older stuff, this album is very commercial, but still good though.
Another fun fact about this band is that they demanded $666.000 from the american government for using their music to torture prisoners at Guantanamo Bay.
Check out Skinny Puppy - Assimilate AFTER you check out Human League - Empire State Human
Skinny Puppy, innovative as they are, still are influenced by other bands and their sound elements.
Without Skinny Puppy Nine Inch Nails would not be the same.
They probably wouldn't exist.
Smothered hope- assimilate
dude... if you are intrigued, you really need to hear late 80s/early 90s industrial.... NOT the commercial stuff, the REAL stuff... kmfdm, ministry, skinny puppy, pigface, revolting cocks, etc. it takes so many influences from so many genres: punk, new wave, metal, hip-hop, techno/house, etc.
You want to react to something crazy look up Front Line Assembly - UNKNOWN video, or 1986 Skinny Puppy Assimilate Video because the sound quality should not be that good, yet it is. Another good reaction would be Foolio of course he's prob the best rapper in Florida right now. GL
So you’ve done Throbbing Gristle’s ‘Discipline’ since then, right? 😏
Listen to their song warlock , or frontline assembly die Krupp's the final remixes ,, strike two
I 2nd Warlock
My gods, you should listen to Assimilate and Tin Omen! Their stuff can be a little challenging so if you hear something by them that turns you off please give a different album another shot.😊
My fave
LOVE THISSSS
Next up: Spasmolytic :-)
...also Spasmolytic
please go through “tormentor” by skinny puppy
Watch KMFDM
Megalomaniac!!!
Fuck yeah!
Check out the band Ministry. Theyare at the heart of it all. Chexk out wax trax bandsin the early 90s. Enlighten ypurself my brother.
The Cure 1 - 0 Limb Bizkit
Everything before this is alot different. Almost every album is different
This is not Skinny Puppy. It's good, but it's not it. When you hear people gushing over Skinny Puppy they don't mean that. They mean what they've done in the 80s. It's weird, it's wild, it's awesome. This is just one out of many.
It also isn't industrial. People who think SP is industrial would not be able to sit through Throbbing Gristle or Einstürzende Neubauten. Still, labels get thrown around because they only matter as far as selling points, and SP never really recovered after Goettel died. Even before that Last Rights was the final album they put out worth a damn.
Not a bad tune, to be sure, but their earlier stuff is MUCH better.
do that dnb stream
I want to sooo bad. Theres so much old school DNB that I have yet to explore.
Hip hop has nothing to do with Skinny Puppy!! It all statted with Drake and a few others ripping off their music! If you know Drake's music listen to the song Assimilate (Skinny Puppy) that is as far as they go relating to "Hip-Hop"
Don't let me detur you listening fom them because you said you like Industrial music. They are the pioneers then Ministry (basic thrash metal with electronics)
For Ministry start with the Album "The mind is a terrible thing to taste"
3rd listen to Front Line Assembly you will dig them, 2nd or 3rd album
This is coming from someone who grew up in this era and still listens to Skinny Puppy and now TOOL I love technical music!!!!! If you listen to them start off with the song Lateralus (pick out the fibbonaci sequences lol) Then listen to TOOL Pneuma the Vic Firth version (The whole band is super talented but the drummer is something special!!!!
Yes, indeed. I did a whole Tool journey on the channel and listened to ever album. That is the one trait I love about their music that it’s technical but literally takes you away. Fibonacci,46n2, hooker with a penis. So many great tracks. Definitely will be looking into your recommendations.
Not one of their best songs, but still a great review.
👁🖤
not goth, rivetheads lol
fUGAZI!
That song and the fact that it reminds you of so many pop techno and numetal bands is gross AF. This is considered the absolute worst Puppy song ever produced. We don't know if it was a joke, or some strange attempt to appeal to new listener but it's ridiculous cringey and unrelated to the traditional sound and they never revisited ever again. It's an unfair introduction to the band.
This is probably the worst introduction to this band lol, check out Worlock or Assimilate
Both great, but this is instantly catchy for the uninitiated
The worst and most commercialized SP song and album. :(
Not the best song to judge them by. Bad video
Skinny puppy? DnB? 😮 I’m here for it!
I tried to pick their most mainstream song for your channel. I love all of their music, but I'm not sure how much you'd like their peak stuff. Worlock, Assimilate, Testure, Dogshit, Tin Omen, Tormentor.. I mean, they've got a lot of bangers, but they're an acquired taste like I said.
Yes this is extremely mainstream for them but still good
The crazy thing is, if you check out their early 80s stuff, anywhere from mind the perpetual intercourse up until vivisectvi, you'll hear a lot of early hip hop/breakbeat kinda stuff, but it is harsh and difficult to digest at first listen, so... just a warning. But if you can get past the layers of chaos and cacophony, you'll find some really brilliant composition.
You need to listen to Skinny Puppy Assimlate...this is their later stuff
They are my favourite band of all time. They are Canadian as am I, they are not that well known in north America but Germany, Europe they are huge.
Assimilate and Smothered Hope are among the songs that likely influenced Trent and many others because they are more at the birth of industrial. Also two of the best Skinny Puppy songs by almost any measure.
Don't forget Dog sh... I mean Censor!
Watch Revolting Cooks!!
Most wholesome dance-off ever.
If you’re into checking out older things by industrial groups, Nitzer Ebb is another good one. “Getting closer” and “control I’m here” are good places to start.
Dig It (12" Mix) is awesome. Best album is probably Mind: the Perpetual Intercourse.
Now do the entire Too Dark Park album! 😝
It's a very great song for those who like hip-hop and breakdance, Skinny Puppy is a great band, goin' strong since from the 80's.🤟💯☠️💀🎸
Industrial. Sweeeet.
He wrote this song for street kids. But made jokes how they all got scabies out there and many were only out there cuz if my mom was the Liberty Posse Don she may have ordered all mothers to release their kids on the street which then they were allegedly trafficked and suffered and struggled as only teens. Around the summer of 95. They asked me to audition. For the Vid cuz it was a dance video. But due to high risk maneuvers on concrete I said no. And cuz I just don’t trust them.
So that’s the story behind the song. I haven’t done that storytime yet though. I have a few others.
Another thing I’ll add is we grew up as a VERY talented group of kids and many went into showbiz. Many did tv shows and such. Or were dancers.This Vid is basically what we used to do out there… just break into song and dance whenev. So it’s really representative of kids we grew up with at the time. It’s one of their better songs. It was meant to be an anthem for street kids. Except many he knew were being trafficked & such, & did little to hell them. Often harassed or bullied them. Like I said I think they worked for my mom. They were about 9 years older than some of us so they got to do whatevs. There were some fun times but a lot of really messed up stuff too. He used to chase kids around in an alien mask, around portland. Like he’s just show up wherevs you were at and pop out from somewhere and scare the crap out of kids… the same type of alien masks he wore in his recent farewell tour. Come check out my childhood stories with them. Except be prepared they’re not all fun stories.
Also Misnight Gospel might be a Netflix show Ogre sold. Like based on real convos he went out and had with people. They should pull it off the air cuz a group of people who worked for my mom also extorted rich & famous celebs. The Pop will eat itself song Preaching to the Perverted, was alleged about Ogre. It speaks of attempts to possibly extort Astley except they couldn’t find anything on him. It references a P ring of sorts. And other not cool stuff. One of my friends may have helped write songs for that band and may have helped on Beaver Patrol & May have predicted his own death in that song if you listen closely. He later died of an alleged overdose like their former drummer Dwayne Groettel, and both were friends of theirs.
There’s a lot more.
Thank you for reacting to this
Couldnt do a reaction to the older skinny puppy? I know this is skinny puppy, but seriously this is not skinny puppy
Link me. I only do what u guys request
@@TheAdventuresofTNT how bout something off the 4th album I say "shadow cast" or, "tear or beat" or "deep down trauma hounds".... Actually "dogshit" might the best choice... Its hard to choose one song as they werent a band that had big hit songs, id say they made their impact with a collection of songs putting out a staggering amount of music in a short time, 7 albums from 84-93 that are all groundbreaking and brilliant... (except for rabies in my opinion) all sounded like they should've taken longer than they did to make... Those albums are still kinda unknown and extremely underappreciated imo and really deserve some kind of attention... Sure they did some good stuff after that, but that was the golden age of skinny puppy, where they created something really special and unique that will last the test of time and still sound futuristic many years into the future, the creative hideous explosion of black bile... As a fan of music i hope you'll checkem out
@@TheAdventuresofTNT make the video
the layers in the video... video filmed in LA. B-Boys in East coat getup, very much about the unification of subcultures