From Shane Cantwell Sent Thu, Sep 10th 1998, 02:13
From Shane Cantwell Sent Thu, Sep 10th 1998, 02:13
Somebody fill in the rest, but the quick story - he's partially responsible for a big push for industrial/ambient/electronic music in the late 70's. He was the backbone of Throbbing Gristle (along with Cosey Fanni Tutti and Chris Carter, not to mention Peter Christopherson [Coil]), which played some of the earliest ambient/noise concerts in 1981 to a completely unsuspecting audience; worked with Cabaret Voltaire in the beginning (Chris & Cosey formed out of this, more or less); started (?) Psychic TV (and the Temple of Psychic Youth? Anyone?) which hosted some of the earliest "acid house" parties, from which one could conceivably link rave culture; and continues to work with modern industrial bands and such, especially Pigface. An essential figure in the push away from the guitar in the late 70's, disparaging punk for trying to be rebellious but really just modifying rock music and using its tools. Contributions? Massive. Again, please fill this in, people - I can always stand to learn more/correct mistakes! --Phrenetic ***** Check out the New! Improved! Official Phrenetic Energy homepage at http://www.trailerpark.com/stagedive/phrnetic/index.html - now with MP3 -----Original Message----- From: Ali Lalani <xxxxxx@xx-xxx.xxxxxx.xx> To: Jenny Le <xxx@xxxxx.xx.xxx.xxx> Cc: xxx@xxxxxxxxx.xxx <xxx@xxxxxxxxx.xxx> Date: Wednesday, September 09, 1998 7:02 PM Subject: (idm) Re: (amb) Re: Modulations >and >>plastikman though..but it was still worth the $8 to see genesis p orridge >>lookin extremely glamorous. (were those implants?) > > >Speaking of which, who the hell is Genesis P. Orrige, and is it a man or a >woman? I saw modulations, and i couldn't for the life of me figure it >out...what were his/her contributions? It was somewhat ambigous in the >movie...