It's the same for a lot of early industrial. I have, in true and utter fact, listened to halo 0. (Those of you who know NIN know what I mean. I don't have a copy - don't ask) and it's pretty much the same sheit.... I also like the fact that Pigface put the author for 'suck' on one of their albums as 'whatever Trent says. Really.' :grin:

I think that a lot of the early industrial grew out of pop music - people learning what they could do with synthisisers and sequencers. Then they discovered sequncing industrial noise. Then they learned that heavy metal guitar players could play to it, and the music changed.

I really like the fact that Pigface has an albut that lists a camera 'player' - think it's GUB... He's not really recording the session, he's playing an instrument. The clicks are the meter...

Along those lines, Tchung list a shotgun player. I really want to see one of their shows if they're still around. Earth first band that can't play indoors because they have too much fire!

And anyone using sheet metal as an instrument trumps slayer. Any day, any where, any how.

Nuf said.