Anxiety said:

I love daft punk. They're so queer-eye-for-the-general listenor. But you cant sit still when you hear thir tunes.

co-

other faves:

lords of acid - greatest tits
deee-lite - dewdrops in the garden (their best-of is good too, if you don't have anything by 'em)
fischerspooner - #1 (odyssey is good too, if you like their first album)
my life with the thrill kill kult - 13 above the night
any ministry album up to 'land of rape & honey'

Anxiety said:

I actually liked With Sympathy and Work for Love.

AsianBomb777 said:

with sympathy came before 'land of rape & honey'....as did 'work for love', right? that's what i meant. anything UP TO 'rape & honey', which is the last ministry album i thought was actually danceable.

Anxiety said:

You obviously haven't gotten the Dark-Electro version of Darren's Dance Moves. Else, you'd know how to to shake it to Filty Pig and NiN's "Fixed" album.

AsianBomb777 said:

i can shake it to matmos if i have to.

the fortunate thing is, i don't have to.

I don't dance, but I like nodding my head up and down vigorously to this album.

damosuzuki said:

damosuzuki said:

Never heard it.

AsianBoi777 said:

Not to sound daft or anything, but what's a MILTY?

and Is With Sympathy the album with 'over my shoulder' and 'my possession'? If it is, I liked it an awful lot once upon a time...

damosuzuki said:

you'd have to ask. everyone i knew used to play 'with sympathy' once upon a time. i never was acquainted with the song titles, but if i heard it playing somewhere, i'd know what album it was. the only ministry album i'm really super familiar with is 'land of rape & honey'. beyond that, i know the popular old songs but not much more. i really wanna dig into some old skool ministry sometime soon, though. lotsa memories.

Anyone here like Dark House?
or Tribal House?

Anxiety said:

'sokay, I stopped being lazy for a sec and looked it up myself. The album I was thinking of was Twitch, the one right before Land of Rape and Honey.

I still love Land of Rape...I used to be mad about the whole Wax Trax/Chicago industrial sound. Most of those bands just sound ridiculous to me now, but Ministry's records from that period hold up really well, I think. Certainly more so than Front 242 or Nitzer Ebb or whoever - those bands seem hopelessly goofy in retrospect...
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Here are some I like a lot.






I'm not sure if this is the type of stuff Milty (or anyone else) would be interested in.

now you wait just one second here!

i never said i didn't like dance music! i love dance music: what i don't like about dance music is techno. it's dreadful robot shit that ain't got no swang!

gimmie some good ol James Brown or Rolling Stones and i am a dancing MACHINE! you hear me? A DANCING MACHINE!

so why don't you like dance music, milty?

damosuzuki said:

excellent album.

clearly a MILTY should go and listen to some DJ Shadow.

AsianBoi777 said:

GET IT NOW!!!!

Anxiety said:

you blind, man? i never said i didn't like dance music!

AsianBomb777 said:

Hell Yeah. I not even Gay and I can't sit still when I hear these jams.

The Bravery

:::from l to r, 01. Richard X - Presents His X-Factor, Vol. 1 (2003) 02. Tori Fixx - ReFixx (2001) 03. Goldfrapp - Strict Machine (2003) :::2nd row 04. Janet - All Nite (Don't Stop) (2004) + Chad Jack mix [white label] 05. Timo Maas - Loud (2002) 06. Stardust - Music Sounds Better With You (1998) 12" Version :::3rd row 07. Dave Gahan - Dirty Sticky Floors (2003) Junkie XL Vocal Mix 08. Blondie - Good Boys (2003) 09. Pet Shop Boys - Flamboyant (2004) :::4th row 09. Aaron-Carl - Uncloseted (2004) 10. Kylie Minogue - Fever (2001) UK Bonus CD 11. Jacques Lu Cont - Fabriclive.09 (2003) + his Thin White Duke mixes of Gwen Stefani's What You Waiting For? & The Killers' Mr. Brightside :::5th row 12. Scissor Sisters - Scissor Sisters (2004) 13. Daft Punk - Homework (1997) 14. Various Artists - Rhythm & Quad 166, Vol. 1 (1998) :::6th row 15. Static Revenger - Happy People (2001) 16. Narcotic Thrust - When The Dawn Breaks (2004) 17. Nelly Furtado - Força (2003)

Anxiety said:

Milty said:

Stop hatin' the dance music!