Did you go to gothic-industrial club nights back in those days? I used to love those in the late '80s before moving on to house nights in the '90s. Nitzer Ebb ruled!oadbyone said:Have always been into electronic music, was brought up on Kraftwerk. Got into Depeche Mode in a big way when I was around 13 then went on the industrial route, Nitzer Ebb, Front 242 etc.
Morbyd said:Did you go to gothic-industrial club nights back in those days? I used to love those in the late '80s before moving on to house nights in the '90s. Nitzer Ebb ruled!
I saw the tour when they opened for Depeche... missed half their performance due to bad traffic on the way in Really liked that Join in the Chant remix thhat was floating around... wish it'd gotten played more!oadbyone said:Went to see Nitzer Ebb a few times, once supporting Depeche Mode and the other @ a really small venue, very interesting gig!
There was a mix of 'Join in the Chant' out recently that a few of the big DJs were playing, took me back!
stephen said:i've had a passionate affair with the music of black america spanning 5 decades. as a young mod i couldn't think of anything cooler than having the latest ray charles album tucked under my arm and a stack of 7 inch dance singles in a special little carrying case. i still can never forget the day i discovered miles davis when my mate gave me 'a atribute to jack johnson' - the most gobsmacking piece of music i'd ever heard. and the ultimate road to damascus experience - the 1968 blues and gospel tour with real blues wailers all the way from chicago!
as a footnote, i am still trying to replace a copy of snoopy dean's shake'n'bump y'all which i lost about 1976. anybody got one?