Simon Bar Sinister

...this is the video they would show on the rear screen while they played it live.

what say you?

I'll go out on a limb and change this to 6-10.

never thought I'd hear anything new from this band again...but I found this last night and damn, am I happy! ...Free sounds incredible!

this...but it better be a goddamn big jackpot.

yeah. a bit cliche, but easy to do if you're presed for time.

there's enough almost-dead people walking around down there; probably wasn't too hard to draw up a contingency plan.

I could wait a million years looking into a million eyes to find another love like this I, I could wait a million years ...loves me some Human Drama!

there's always this:

I totally <3 Godflesh! ...one of the ancient gods: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aNt6a5xFOnE&feature=related

got an iPhone, SK? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Ov7i7Hz5LI

do they not sell Djarums in Canada?

the only show that I'd have any kind of a shot at would be Cleveland, and it ain't much of a shot. :(

I'm glad this thread started the way it did...but it's not meant to be just a "roots of industrial" thread. I'll be posting more of that type of thing, to be sure; I'll also drop in some newer stuff, and I encourage others to do the same.

...a personal fave from SP's early days: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YsxIAX7lVAQ

this past weekend, it was "Dr. Jimmy" by the Who. played it over and over for 2 or 3 hours straight.

a gallery of pics and video clips from the shoot: http://io9.com/5370777/red-dawn-remakes-anti+american-propaganda-posters/gallery/

that sucks. shouldn't we be a "hometown" gig at this point?

glad to see the interest in this thread! :D check this out - it's Mycenae Alpha by Iannis Xenakis, a Greek composer who died a few years ago. I think you'll like it. perhaps I should explain the visuals: those scrolling drawings are the written notation for the composition. A UPIC machine "reads" the drawing (that's what the vertical line is) and plays the corresponding sounds.

funny you should mention that; i saw a story on the news a couple of nights ago about some state (might've been this one) contemplating the institution of a tax on soda. using the $$$ to help fund med care and such.

something for the knitters here:

let's begin with industrial's precursor in the music world, musique concrete: ...there may be purists who take offense at this claim; feel free to do so.

all I can suggest is to write something every day, even if it's just a few words.

the Persian Gulf isn't exactly the stormiest sea in the world, so this bridge should be fine.