andukaru
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Crime - Hot Wire My Heart
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Rocket From The Tombs - Ain't It Fun
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Death In Vegas - 68 Balcony
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I didn't mean that about anyone here! I was talking to a foreign girl who is learning English lol...
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I find broken English adorable.
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Zadera - Venom
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The Feelies - Fa Ce La
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I used to cover some of their songs when I jammed with people. It was a Rush.
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Josef K - Sorry for Laughing
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The Fall - Neighborhood of Infinity
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This Heat - Twilight Furniture
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Chrome - Chromosome Damage
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That sucks, dude. I have a huge amount of nostalgia towards those n64 games. I guess because it's a pain in the ass to emulate n64 games due to the controller of the n64 having so many buttons and such a specific layout... Otherwise I'd have already replayed all of these classics to death. It's quite expensive to get a lot of these n64 games nowadays. It's probably the reason why I'm much less nostalgic for the ps1 because I've already played just about every game through emulation throughout my life even 10 years ago it was easy to do. It's the same with the 16 bit consoles. Also most ps1 games are still cheap as dirt nowadays so I've got quite the collection.
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Yeah I'd have to agree that NIN and KMFDM don't really qualify as Industrial Metal as most of their music could arguably even be classed as Alternative Dance music. I like both bands and I don't mean that in an insulting way, it's just that they use metal elements in their music like a sampled guitar riff but that seems to be where most similarities end. And that both bands have darker images and themes. I tend to look at Industrial music as a whole, including the mechanical post punk/gothic rock industrial music like Killing Joke, weird experimentalism of Throbbing Gristle and the cold yet danceable EBM of Front 242. Also Electric Hellfire Club are well worth checking out if you like Industrial Rock. Die Krupps and Front Line Assembly are also good. As far as Industrial Metal goes I love Fear Factory. I haven't listen to these bands in a while but I used to like Strapping Young Lad, Nailbomb and Prong.
