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[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by InDogWeTrust

Rob Zombie Vs White Zombie....

What does everyone prefer?

Odd one really. Due to the fact they sound the same i get them mixed up. I have all the albums both artists have recorded from Make them Die Slowly onwards. When i play Past Present and Future i have to think which song is by which group.

[Baseball Fury]

White Zombie are better, because Rob Zombie solo is a bit too industrial sounding for my liking.

[bizarre_eye@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Baseball Fury

White Zombie are better, because Rob Zombie solo is a bit too industrial sounding for my liking.

Exactly why I prefer Rob's solo stuff!

I'm not a huge fan of either, but did listen to a fair bit of both during my youth.

[Baseball Fury]

I used to like industrial stuff, but only dirty sounding guitar stuff like NIN and Ministry. Stuff like Combichrist etc never really appealed to me.

When I stopped listening to them, I did manage to sell a complete (at the time) set of NIN Halo's (from Down In It up to And All That Could've Been ltd edition) including all multi part singles/versions, Broken 2CD, Closure VHS, And All... DVD, Deep single and Into The Void Aussie single for nearly £800.... which was nice.

[bizarre_eye@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Baseball Fury

I used to like industrial stuff, but only dirty sounding guitar stuff like NIN and Ministry. Stuff like Combichrist etc never really appealed to me.

I like most Industrial that I've come across. I like the more electro and EBM-based industrial like FLA, VAC, :Wumpscut: (and Combichrist ) etc though; easily my favourite sub-genres of music.

Originally Posted by Baseball Fury

When I stopped listening to them, I did manage to sell a complete (at the time) set of NIN Halo's (from Down In It up to And All That Could've Been ltd edition) including all multi part singles/versions, Broken 2CD, Closure VHS, And All... DVD, Deep single and Into The Void Aussie single for nearly £800.... which was nice.

Nice!

I think I have all the Halo's up to Ghosts, barring The Fragile/With Teeth/Year Zero era singles. I don't think I could part with them, even if I don't listen to them as much as I used to.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Its good news that Al has resurrected Ministry.

[bizarre_eye@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Demdike

Its good news that Al has resurrected Ministry.

Hmmm... I'm not so sure. Their last couple of albums were pretty dire. Better to burn out than to fade away, imo.

Although I do love this track from Houses of the Mole:

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A nice sequel to Psalm 69's TV II!

[Baseball Fury]

I've since rebought all the albums plus broken and fixed for about £20 total. it was the 2 cd Broken and We're in this together now singles that went for the most, about £275 combines.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by bizarre_eye@Cult Labs

Hmmm... I'm not so sure. Their last couple of albums were pretty dire. Better to burn out than to fade away, imo.

I prefer that Ministry to all the older stuff. I can ignore all their albums before The Mind is a Terrible Thing to Taste. Although Stigmata is an excellent track.

Their recent output has tended to blend in with Rev Co's records to the extent i can't tell the difference.

To me Al has never bettered The Last Temptation of Reid by Lard.

[bizarre_eye@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Demdike

I prefer that Ministry to all the older stuff. I can ignore all their albums before The Mind is a Terrible Thing to Taste. Although Stigmata is an excellent track.

Their recent output has tended to blend in with Rev Co's records to the extent i can't tell the difference.

To me Al has never bettered The Last Temptation of Reid by Lard.

Whilst I much prefer their earlier stuff, (their best period was definitely Rape & Honey -> Filth Pig, imo) I do like a bit of Lard. I Am Your Clock is a fantastic track.

I do have major love for Ministry's Animositisomina album, though too.