Here we go,- a United Dairies
compilation!
And what's this, an exclusive but
errant Lemon Kittens track?
The ironically titled “Funky 7”,is
dance music for quadriplegic psychopaths of all creeds and colours.
Personally, I find backwards avant-drone dislocated sound collage
very funky. I know i'm white, and “ain't got da funk”, but I’d
take to an empty dance-floor if this played at my local Discothèque.
If it ain't four to the floor, the average Caucasian can't even
attempt the hokey-cokey without several homemade E's stuffed down his
or her neck. So please,please,leave black peoples music for black
people to make,and the 'whites' to make insane shit like this
masterpiece.
Still on the subject of ,(cough),
'Dancing'. I drift back to my adolescence,when many a Punk Rock
concert witnessed no dancing at all, and in some cases,like
Joy Division, no movement at all. This seemed like a desirable
natural state for oneself. Then, slowly, idiots like the fucking
Specials started beckoning these same lost youths to get up and
Dance???? And they DID!!? The enforced jollity of Ska music is the
opposite to the voluntary doom of the music on this beyond fine
compilation. This stuff is about finding out where your meat comes
from, rather than partying back at the abattoir.
The Dance Music theme returns with
tracks by David Cross (was he not in King Crimson mark II?), and Paul
Hamilton & Joseph Duarte(aka the Bombay Ducks), which repeats the disjointed collage
feel of the Lemon kittens track.
Whitehouse remove us further from the
party atmosphere, with two trademark recreations of an electronic
Danté's inferno. It's a Hell preferable to one we're living in
now,and I wager that dancing's banned; punishable by being sent
straight to Heaven(that has to be the name of one of those
'super-clubs on that hive-minded, voluntary Guantanamo shit-hole,
Ibiza!).
Naturally, Nurse With Wound make an
appearance with a totally de-konstructed version of hill-billy square
dance classic, “Duelling Banjo's”. I suspect, that it just shares
the same title as the aforementioned red-neck banjo-off?Wishful
thinking hopes it's a cover version that has totally removed all the
bluegrass, and replaced it with a dead barren wasteland, adorned by a
Black Flag hoisted in place of that KKK flag;or whatever they
call that swastika alike confederate rag (Seig Howdy!). A desirable
future for the Tea Party Taliban's Fatherland I’m sure we'd all
agree? If you don't, WHAT THE FUCK ARE YOU DOING READING THIS BLOG?
A1 | –Lemon Kittens | Funky 7 | |
A2 | –Truth Club | To The Nile Sisters | |
A3 | –Nurse With Wound | Duelling Banjos | |
A4 | –Mental Aardvarks | Bogart Was Three Lemons | |
B1 | –David Cross | Early Dance Music | |
B2 | –Bombay Ducks | Dance Music | |
B3 | –Whitehouse | Her Entry | |
B4 | –Whitehouse | Foreplay | |
B5 | –Mental Aardvarks | What Have You Done (Pieces Of Meat)? |
download THE BLACK FLAG here!
6 comments:
By christ. That was fucking horrific.
The Horror!...and you still played all of this? Respect.
Since I found this blog my wife has started asking, "Just what the fuck are you listening to now?" on a daily basis. I haven't had as much fun since I dug out the Pregnant Neck LP and drove her fucking mental with it.
Its all wives duties to headshake and 'tut' at any interest a husband has. Its a cavewoman instinct to keep her man from persuing any interest that may lead him into the arms of another woman.
She fears that you are gonna meet and run away to sea with Danielle Dax!
My significant other, used to pretend to like the same music as me, until i was snared by childbirth; now she slags it all down and listens to childrens music on the MTV!?
What the fuck are these people?
Actually this is one of the best compilations of the time (and probably the most listenable record Whitehouse were ever on). Fun fact: Paul Grady, aka the Mental Aardvarks, told me he was paid £15 for being on it.
How much was fifteen quid worth in 1980,compared to the toy money we have today?....probably close to five hundred.
Still under paid though.
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