Industrial Rap
faux_rillz
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Disposable Heroes of HiphoprisyBeatnigsConsolidatedMC 900 Foot JesusWho among you checked?
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Were you a groupie?
1991-2001
(with Justin Broadrick)
An industrial hip-hop group, which eventually collaborated with D?lek, Vast Aire, and Anti-Pop Consortium. John Jobaggy also participated in the group.
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southern horror rapp, hardcroe!
No, I heard a few DHH tracks on college radio when I was in ninth grade and, at around that time, a girl I was friends with assured me that I would like Consolidated.
I just remembered the existence of this ill-considered genre this morning. It could probably only have existed during a narrow window in the late 80s/early 90s.
Is Urban Dance Squad in this bag?
Haha.....Ok let me think.
I had a College buddy who was all into MC 9000 FT Jesus............doo-doo.
But I do like your Genre Description alot!!!
Industrial Rap.
I gotta think about it............but like 89-90somethin'-ish.
I had the DHH tape back in the day--I remember seeing the "Famous and Dandy (Like Amos n' Andy)" video and being intrigued. That shit was aimed squarely at over-pseudo-intellectual college sophomores.
Spearhead is like when Michael Franti decided to stop imitating PE and start imitating Arrested Development.
I did once buy a Spearhead CD for $3 circa 1995, and regretted it as soon as I listened to it.
Renegade Soundwaves' Biting My Nails was a club hit down here, if that qualifies (awful rap in it, but that's not what was ctahcing peoples' ears about it).
MC 900 Ft Jesus...he wasn't much of a rapper either, but I like(d) a couple of his instrumentals.
Consolidated...they would show their Vivisection video every single afternoon on the local cable access video show.
Disposable Heroes...I played a track or 2 from their first album on my radio show back then, but never felt the need to own the album myself.
Never heard the Beatnigs...but the Skatenigs, yes:
I own Alec Empire's Generation Star Wars('94) , but I dont really feel like its within a Hip Hop Genre at all.
dalek was mentioned previously, some of their stuff would probably fit.
ice cube + david bowie + nine inch nails
Electronica had became the 'umbrella term'.
I will say though - Industrial Rap was the pre-cursor to that Dr. Octagon type steez.
I must confess that there was like one or two songs by these dudes that I liked back in high school. An interesting time for me to say the least...
B/W
that makes sense, and it was a single from bowie's "electronica" album--the follow up to his "industrial-ish" album. as far as i know, "industrial" as an umbrella term seemed to have been swallowed up by the even bigger umbrella term of "electronica"
i'm kinda spinning off in slightly different directions now (?), but i completely forgot about this album (and with good reason!). "synthcore re-makes of your favorite rap jams," indeed.
We are tawmbout that late 80s/early 90s industrial rap here!
We are not going to veer off into nu-metal rap! Take that schitt to www.cbrap.com!
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Sinead O'Connor had a kind of embarrassing industrial rap joint on her 1994 album Universal Mother.
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THERE WAS A HOLE. IN HIS POCKET! ZOMG!
Post-Industrial Rap?
That's the only song I remember by those dudes. Talmbout "moonlight spills on comic books and superstars in magazines" if I remember correctly. Never thought of it as rap-related though.
Edit: I meant Primitive Radio Gods.
I always liked this... Well, the remix off this same 12" that's not this youtube.
Damn son...
haha- i had that justin warfield back in the day on tape- how embarrassed should i be? can't really remember it at all except it had that bobbi humphrey sample.
i also had disposable heroes CD back when it was out. got rid of it a long time ago but i remember liking one song that had charlie hunter on it.