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It's a good interview, but the way EVERYONE talks about music vexes me. Was Boyd doing both industrial and noise music, or did those genres emerge from the stuff influenced by Boyd? Who exactly was doing either genre before him, and what IS the difference between noise and industrial anyway? They do it with heavy metal too. "Black Sabbath played doom metal" GTFO here.

The process has a very bad name for itself interesting video ❤

Fantastic interview; been very influenced by Rice lately, as far as reading, imagery, symbolism, etc…thank you for this!

I read "Lucifer on War" and liked it very much. It did remind me of things I often think. Great guest and thank you for sharing.

boydd rice predicted a helter sskelter its called covid..............and masss shootings and wht going on around predicted by jello biafra

Dear Mister Lucas, A decent well-balanced historical interview that avoids any inaccurate information and innuendos based upon inexact knowledge of the subject. Mister John Harvey was an honest, open and sincere gentleman. What is Mister Harvey now doing with his life? God Bless, Eric Galati

i dont see how someone not agreeing or liking anton lavey make them *so called* occultists like they are fake me for example i follow thelema and aleister crowley philosophy its funny because that so call occultist or journalist say that then say he love the fact every occultist has some sort of their own paradise personal to each individual ! as long as it lavey inspired i guess lol even boyd rice did not liked that he added that he should have stopped at the fact that lavey impacted occultism and science and people should be more aware there was no need to insult anyone there

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It's strange to see this posted. I just subscribed yesterday, randomly looking for boyd rice news for the first time in years. This afternoon, somebody told me that the animal rights group that came out of the processians is basically the main group that fights pitbull bans. Then this just got posted.

What a fun project. It's surprising how many musicians were influenced by this group. Also, that magazine they put out was very influential. They were like 20 + years ahead of their time.

Fun interview!

Wow that's always been my favorite Beatles song since I was a kid.

Great interview!

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Boyd is totally correct about Paul being the most experimental and musically adventurous Beatle. He was really into Stockhausen early on. Paul's solo albums have some really wild shit on them too. Every album has at least one song that creates an entirely new genre.

A great interview! There are quite a few new insights I have not heard yet. 💀🎧

Fantastic upload!