Mad at the World - Living Dead скачать видео бесплатно

seifukusha

I can vividly remember popping this cassette for the very first time into my little realistic cassette recorder and this drumbeat came pouring out. Very influential. Then as I grew up, I started to recognize the Oingo-isms, the Mode-isms. Great memories. I would have killed for a "youtube" back then, but I guess my little cassette recorder made it all the more sweeter.

AJ Eakin

Actually MATW was more than capable of performing the songs from the first album live. The problem they kept having were with the trigger mics that were attached to Randy's set of objects. He had metal pipes, a red manikin head, that housed trigger mics which were ported into his Roland Octapad.It was an ingenious concept but they under estimated the sensitivity of these trigger mics for live performances. They were a VERY loud band.I remember when they performed their very first big concert for Frontline Records at Knott's Berry Farm. It was the most chaotic scene. As they were performing the triggers would start going off randomly. It was just a sad mess because we were all so excited to hear our guys perform. Frontline Records really pushed to promote them so they had to make it work.In the end it was a good thing thought because Randy is a DRUMMER! With the original set up he wasn't really drumming. He was loading samples and banging things that were not instruments..,, they were objects. Randy needs a real drum set.

vicktoryanax

This is definitely one of their best songs. I'm so glad I know of this band. I own Flowers in the Rain on cassette - totally wore that thing out!

GoldenGateChapel

Lovely dark New-Romantic synthpop! 

Dave Williams

... and this album is almost completely different than their later output ... they became kind of a hybrid metal-ish band.

Ray Joseph Ballard

I bought this cassette while stationed in Japan, totally a different beat, but it became one of my favorites

icewolfbc

My brother bought this when it first came out! It really grew on me! Alot of industrial electronica influence on this...very Depeche Mode. Love it...

that1gothguy

Nice one :)

WithinGrace

@razorlight777 yes it is very good!

Wilbrand Rakhorst

Very interesting music just bought this cd in Holland

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