Hot On The Heels Of Love - T.G. (Audio)

[canecreek00]

Its sound like old detroit techno to me, maybe detroit techno wasn't born in detroit and its real birthplace was Hull UK 1979.

[davidamiel]

Cluster, Neu!, Faust, invented industrial music

[curiosofsigns]

@davidamiel Nobody invented industrial music. It was discovered!

[pabspeed]

Gracias!!!

[DrVidalSassoon]

Thanks christian.

[drogheda1966]

Yayy!

[comingunstrong]

Is this an old Giorgio Moroder/Donna Summer demo?

[antonooooo]

@comingunstrong Lol, funny trolling. Yeah, this is pretty much TG riffing on I Feel Love, peppered with some Gristleizer noises and exotica percussion.

[jasonbigelow]

Proof that sugar is sweeter than Zyklon B.

[tekboyg]

how good is this. great lp.

[KILLAZXP300]

photo on cover of lp is taken at beachy head, britains highest suicide spot. or so it was at the time.

[Karunadevidasi]

30 yrs now, awesome! I had this on vinyl lol

[erictheviking871]

theres a bloke at the back of my house always d.i y ing , drilling and grinding at weekends. is he industrial music or just a poseur the cunt. i like this melody .

[swineburn]

I love this track.

[nicom806]

electro-industrial experimental post-punk guys

[MeggieCMeggieDooo]

what a build up. i always think TGs songs are annoying a first.. then i cant get them out of my head. so addictive

[MeggieCMeggieDooo]

I wanna be Cosey! stop with the Kraftwerk

[gabrieldix64]

Depraved.

[MagnitudePerson]

Lul

[MagnitudePerson]

EBM!!! Kraftwerk came later afterall!

[Jiveturkey68]

Kraftwerk came first.

[MagnitudePerson]

not in industrial, idiot.

[Jiveturkey68]

For sure they were never Industrial.

[MagnitudePerson]

Thast what i said dumbass

[swineburn]

This photo of them is taken at beachy head. Notorious for suicides. Hence the body at their feet on the back of the album cover. In fact, there is a track titled "Beachy Head" on the 20 Jazz Funk Greats album. Check it out. Don't kill yourself just yet.

[MeggieCMeggieDooo]

awesome info-thx!!! it makes it even better!

[wordupassholes]

TG are the true inventors of noise.

They did the same stuff in the late 70's what bands like Swans did in the 80's!

[karoloandria]

kraftwer-esque

[nicademus666]

There is a corpse at their feet in the picture.

[karoloandria]

only on the back cover

[KillingSpreeFreesBee]

THEY INVENTED INDUSTRIAL MUSIC.

[martinatio]

This image is closest I ever got seeing them live so it works for me. Love to seesome moving bits thogh

[martinatio]

I rember when ny pal Roy first played this track on the community radio we worked it out, it blew my ming and gave me an eretion. Still does, That time was all about this sort of relentles beat and Kraftwerk and Switched on Bach. Cooming along with Steve Reich and his ilk. It sounds fresh and I still love it. Go Tutti... This and Fripp Exposure go well together.

[stigthepig11]

keeping te young foolih still the silly little cunts. HA HA

[michealdark]

TG: Keeping the spirit of the experimental electronic music of the 40's, 50's, and 60's alive, and setting the foundations of noise (Hamburger Lady, anyone?), while prefiguring techno at the same!

[KillingSpreeFreesBee]

its Ambient-industrial not noize.

[michealdark]

1. Spell "noise" right

2. I don't care what you call it, it's still noisy, and it's clear all that stuff came out of the experiments in the industrial scene

[MagnitudePerson]

you know nothing about the industrial scene, and no its not noisy.

[michealdark]

Hamburger Lady isn't noisy? Really now?

[MagnitudePerson]

its usubjecitve, but its not meant to be noise more than atmospheric sounds.

its Industrial, Dark Ambient, maybe noise elements but its not noise.

Merzbow and some mixes of "Discipline is"

[michealdark]

Okay, that works for me. I do think the entire noise genre as we know it today owes its existence to the breakthroughs of the Industrial scene (along with lots of previous too, of course. The experiments in electronic music into the 70's had a big influence on both genres I think)

[MagnitudePerson]

Ofcourse, mosto f the sound samples used in Industrial is electro, noize, and large synthtic basslines. Wumpscut and Skinny Puppy toke inpsiration from TG and Carbaret V btw.

[MagnitudePerson]

They're all good, you're just too ignorant for their other styles. jeesus..

[MagnitudePerson]

yea riiight

[magicalbilly]

@tonkehar this is probably the most hilarios post ever

[DecentralizedByGuilt]

@tonkehar shut the fuck up

[thejunkiecherry]

yeeehaaa thx for posting this i just love them! ecspecially this song!