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Gisselle Tipp

wow I love the intensity in this song....

GalacticDad

I always thought I was alone in hating the Metal Dance album!

LockedPig

This song is better than all post-industrial music

marisilence

This song scares me. but I love it.

Jhonatan D. Velasco Puente

Thx u for upload this!! I WAS SEARCHING THIS FOR YEARS!!

InsaneJericho66

I apologize for taking that info hard if its from an actual former member, its totally true so yeah...my bad and yeah...long live classic SPK and true industrial music

faxinger666

Hi! please help me to identify my "industrial unknowns" on my channel. They are in the same old style like SPK. thank you

gigarolf

Scheiß auf Konventionen ! SPK haben immer Ihr Ding gemacht und zwischendurch Kommerzielle Musik um die Kohle zu machen Sachen wie adolf wölfi und musique brut oder gerechtigkeitslige zu realisieren. Graeme Revell ist einer der vielseitigsten Komponisten zur Zeit und nicht umsonst überaus erfolgreich im Soundtrack Geschäft. SPK passen in keine Schublade.

TheInternetG

The system has made us sick. Let us strike the death blow to the sick system. - SPK Slogan (the political group which inspired the band name, not the band)

GARIJPUNQ

Another SAVAGE S.P.K. KILLER ,magic!

imjowsef

alright i guess. Maybe they were alittle ahead of their time

GasmaskAvenger

yeah...Zamia Lehmanni was an interesting listen. I need to re-download it but yeah, that would've been awesome. Kinda like what happened to Ministry, only more intense, alarming & insane good one :-D

InsaneJericho66

come to think about it, it does add to the crypticness to SPK Though I can understand that Tone Generator & Graeme tried to keep the sound the same (Probably Tone more so than Graeme) then Tone left due to conflicting ideas of what direction SPK should go into after Leichenschrei & the AutoDaFe compliation, which ultimately resulting in that embarassing Metal Dance garbage

mysterymusicdude

no one has an excuse to be "confused" anymore.

mysterymusicdude

Cant believe he said Neil was a patient, how arrogant, Neil WAS the psych nurse, Graeme was just an orderly at the hospital. Well at least he admitted here that Neil died before 1981, this must have been before he changed his death to 1984. What a fuckwit

mysterymusicdude

That interview is so funny, Graeme (operator) is so full of shit, everyone knows David and Neil wrote the early songs. This narcisistic attitude of his really helps to explain the gulf between the great early SPK and the embarrasingly crap "Metal Dance" shite. Long live old SPK.

SPKoldrecordings

Interview part 3 Charlie: He killed himself? Operator: Yes... and actually recently we had another guitarist who killed himself, so that's why the group's so unstable all the time. Charlie: Why did they kill themselves? Operator: Don't know. They didn't tell me. They didn't leave me anything in their wills either, which is annoying.

SPKoldrecordings

An old SPK interview with Greame in london feb 1981 , may explain how spk lost it's way after Neil died and Danny and David left the band. ( Greame is Operator ) Charlie: How long have SPK been going? Operator: First started in January 1979 I think, but the first time we played together was June l979 and that was with me, a psychiatric nurse, a guy called Nehil who was a mental patient - schizophrenic, and two punk guys we got to help us, who left soon after to become pop stars.

SPKoldrecordings

Interview part 2, Charlie: How many copies did you make of your first single? Operator: We did two EP's in Australia - three tracks on each - and we made 500 copies of the first one and 500 of the second one, and then we had to do a re-release of 500., The second one has three tracks on the original - the third track was a throwaway which was fucked up after I left and re-mixed by the psycho guy, before he killed himself.

The Gardening Mongrel

When you say "the surviving band member, you must mean a surviving member?"

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