OH MY GOD! Thank you for listening to my upload! For sure one of my favorite tracks from them, your lyrics are what really drew me into this song. Fantastic!
The words seem to fit the sound so well, but I’m having a hard time to decipher them. Could you give me a small hint on what the meaning behind them was?
@@spacefertilizer Thank you Marcus. Jean-Luc and I worked together as he provided me with the first basic composition of sounds/rhythm, and then asked me to compose the lyrics to go with the music. I have my written workings somewhere in the house, showing every change, every line! and which shows how the lyrics were formed. Anyway, once I heard the first sounds/music, I immediately heard/saw something sinking/dying/sad. This is a story about a submarine sadly slowly sinking, and all those on board not surviving...hope this helps a little.
@@CuttoothsRoom Jean-Luc and I worked together as he provided me with the first basic composition of sounds/rhythm, and then asked me to compose the lyrics to go with the music. I have my written workings somewhere in the house, showing every change, every line! and which shows how the lyrics were formed. Anyway, once I heard the first sounds/music, I immediately heard/saw something sinking/dying/sad. This is a story about a submarine sadly slowly sinking, and all those on board not surviving..
Probably my favourite Front 242 song because of the imagery it evokes. "We will always be dismembered", is a chilling line that always stood out. The defeated, mystical tone of acceptance in the guy's voice saying it as the other voices fade out to focus on the lead line and drum beat. It's as if though he knows he'll soon find release from the suffocating nightmare and duty, but that will mean death. Painful, brutal death. Just gives me this vision of a load of faceless corpses being pulverised / mangled from the pressure in the submarine as it plunges deeper into the murky dark depths of watery hell.
This is the first 242 Song I ever listened to. I got a mixtape from a friend without any track list and the intensity of the song blew me away. However, it drove me crazy as nobody knew the song and who performed it. Plus, there was no Shazam in the late 80s either. At one point, somebody told me that "Don't crash" was a Ministry song, so I started to listen to their albums in the record store. It took me months to finally discover that this was a song by Front 242. What moment of triumph that was. It is still one of my favorite songs of all times.
This is definitely one of my favorites from them for sure and I'm pretty sure it was the first 242 song I heard as well. I was fortunate one of the clubs I used to go to played this and a friend of mine knew who this was. Definitely sparked a long time love affair with their music. Thanks for listening and the great comment
The sparse & "sparkly" crackling early synth stuff like this & mid 70s Kraftwerk doesn't age if u ask me & u didn't. I think it sounds more real than the newer more advanced synths.
I experienced them live first on the Tyranny for You-tour and right after Covid. Both here in Gothenburg. Only Laibach has come close to the experience!
The panning between the speakers, space between sound and precision with thought and provoking words. Throughout the decades, this one gets called up and revisited far more than most :)
I wouldn't say simplicity, Daniel B. had a custom sw sequencer made, because he wanted to change oscillator shape per note, which retail sequencers at the time couldn't do, even though the synths were capable of it. So, while the music might sound simple to someone, the ways to achieve the sound weren't. What i can do now with a click of a mouse button, required a full custom SW suite and cc/sysex programming in the 80s. :-)
it's hard for me to describe how grateful i'm to front 242 for releasing this masterpiece exactly like this. If my soul could only take 10 songs to death, for all eternity, this one was one of them
Hi there, I am so glad you like this track, I wrote the lyrics. Jean-Luc and I worked together as he provided me with the first basic composition of sounds/rhythm, and then asked me to compose the lyrics to go with the music. I have my written workings somewhere in the house, showing every change, every line! and which shows how the lyrics were formed. Anyway, once I heard the first sounds/music, I immediately heard/saw something sinking/dying/sad. This is a story about a submarine sadly slowly sinking, and all those on board not surviving...hope this helps a little. 1 Reply
This song is hard to describe how good it is. My love for it started with being in my local record store and listening to Depeche Mode on headphones as they did at the time when the clerk said - Have you heard the Front 242 group? I bought this record and then I was stuck it was 34 years ago.
Front does the EBM in such agresive and addictive mode. Once on it, is for lifetime. Mighty psychodelic for people who feels a bit better in dark. What an beautiful conception .
that buzzsaw grindin FM drone w/bounce bass.. and then that change up with the arp and hi-pitch thick octave sample bed.. that soldier on-like vocal -- so great.. loved it back in late 80s and love it now even more in '20s.. come on they even nail'd the Album cover art ... close up on the CRT ... with thick helvetica badass
just found it this morning, have listened 11 times in a row so far 😳 its hard to believe its from ‘85. All I remember in that year is the He-Man and Rainbow Brite theme haha. I love it, I must find more 80’s Front 242!!!
Don’t Crash Lyrics Days of no horizon Claustrophobia Conditioned air Don't crash - no flowers for you Don't crash - no regrets Gushing waters Forcing it down Days stars final flicker urging on the break of dawn Stand fast - voices screech below Stand fast - no clemency Panic stricken faces Diving further down into hell Don't crash - no flowers for you Don't crash - no regrets Timeless terror is taking over Throbbing hearts and restless bones - melted into one Stand fast - voices screech below Stand fast - no clemency Breath slowly fading Partly anger - partly stress Stand fast - air is sparse below Stand fast - no clemency Been detected Losing power Deeper down we grovel on our sweating bending knees Don't crash - no flowers for you Don't crash - no regrets Last moment cries on the radio It's so hot down here Crushing metal bloody waters Same faces everywhere Now the anger is fading Now the fight can't go on We'll always be remembered We'll always be dismembered Days of no horizon...
Actually, I've just blasted this out on my monitors (Pro-Ac Tablette 2000), the same ones 242 use and it blew my mind. The depth and clarity of this mix is exemplified in this recording from vinyl.
Thanks for posting this version. It's so hard to find, as almost anything in F242's catalogue that's been released after this version came out features the version with more remix work. Don't get me wrong -- I like the more accessible 're-mixed' recording as well, but the one posted here has a cleaner sound and has all the depth and feel of the more accessible version without resorting to more studio mixing effects.
Yeah, I know there are some different mixes of this song that was released, even with the original releases there were some that were different. Thanks for listening, I'm glad you enjoyed it
This is a fantastic representation and delivery of a great song. The micro of the cartridge on vinyl is sweet! I was in a 242 frame of mind.... and , BAM!
Days of no horizon Claustrophobia Conditioned air Don't crash - no flowers for you Don't crash - no regrets Gushing waters Forcing it down Days stars final flicker urging on the break of dawn Stand fast - voices screech below Stand fast - no clemency Panic stricken faces Diving further down into hell Don't crash - no flowers for you Don't crash - no regrets Timeless terror is taking over Throbbing hearts and restless bones - melted into one Stand fast - voices screech below Stand fast - no clemency Breath slowly fading Partly anger - partly stress Stand fast - air is sparse below Stand fast - no clemency Been detected Losing power Deeper down we grovel on our sweating bending knees Don't crash - no flowers for you Don't crash - no regrets Last moment cries on the radio It's so hot down here Crushing metal bloody waters Same faces everywhere Now the anger is fading Now the fight can't go on We'll always be remembered We'll always be dismembered Days of no horizon...
@@horizonbrave1533 Yeah, I wonder too. I read someone say that it was inspired by the film "Das Boot" about being on a submarine during WW II. Not sure if that's true or not though.
@@CuttoothsRoom I always interpreted it as being about soldiers on drugs/steroids to enhance their performance (a common practice in WW2 and Vietnam) and the "Don't Crash" is referring to how they should keep the rage going so the drugs don't wear off but they do and then the soldiers realize the damage done to their bodies and the lives they've taken away
Cuttooth's Room interesting! also one of the 1st 242 songs I heard in a short lived niteclub in Melbourne, Florida called Altered States. I went there one night and I was 18, this was 1990, so I was backtracking a bit. didn't start listening to industrial until 1989-1990. before that was Smiths, Cure, Dead Kennedys, Erasure, Depeche Mode, PSB.. etc. then I got into the more darker stuff goth and Industrial. They also played Sisters Of Mercy's "Marian" that night in the club and then I fell in love with them as well as Front 242 that night
Definitely some good memories from back then, right? I'm not sure which club I first heard them at, it was either Pink Cadillac or Wave Waikiki, both great clubs. All those bands II used listen to a lot, I was heavily into goth and industrial as well as the mod scene back then. I just wish I had my Sisters of Mercy vinyl still, but happily still have all my Dead Can Dance albums.
Cuttooth's Room I discovered DCD later, around 1992, and searched *in vain* (LOL) for their LPs, but at that time (maybe closer to '94) only found their new album "Into The Labyrinth", then to my surprise, as I'm sure you know, they at that time re-released ALL their early 4ad releases. lucky you for having the vinyl tho. *And where are the clubs u r talking about??*
Yes. I really like this MC cartridge. It has much more dynamic range than my at440mlb does. Thanks for listening and for the info on the differences between them.
It´s a Moving Coil-system:Der Moving Coil (engl. Bewegte Spule, Abk. MC) ist eine Bauform eines magnetischen Tonabnehmers für die Schallplattenwiedergabe, bei der die Spulen fest mit der Abtastnadel verbunden sind. Demgegenüber sind die Magneten im Tonabnehmergehäuse feststehend montiert. Dadurch sind gegenüber den Moving-Magnet- oder Moving-Iron-Systemen die bewegten Massen reduziert, woraus sich ein dynamischeres Klangbild ergibt. /(Quelle: Wikipedia) und Dr Thomas Malyusz.
I’m curious about your record player, it looks nice 👍 Also thanks for sharing, it allows current and future Generations to discover the wonders that is _FRONT 242_
Thanks for listening and commenting! This turntable is an MCS 6700. It was JC Penney's inhouse brand and manufactured by Technics. It's the sister turntable to the Technics SL-1950 with Hitachi knobs.
Mоviе: Берег (1983) Асtоr: Vladimir Gostyukhin This is a two-part film. It can be found online (ivi dat ru). But I don't think you will find it with English subtitles. This is a scene from the second part. His comrade did not want to shoot the Hitler Youth. Because they are children. And went out with a white flag. And the kids shot him. The Soviet army opened fire and eventually the German detachment surrendered. They found an adult SS man among the teenagers. They took him out and shot him (this is a shot of the shooting scene). I watched only one film in which this actor played. The film was called "Ascent"("Восхождение" 1976). This movie is on TH-cam with English subtitles. Pretty good movie. Also about the Great Patriotic War (Eastern Front of World War II). About the moral dilemmas that a person faces if he wants to survive in captivity by the Nazis. Sorry(an) for my English
I definitely hear ya. I wanted to mount the screws in the other direction but problem was the nuts that this cartridge came with (those big ones you see) wouldn't fit underneath so I had to mount it opposite. Strangely the instructions the cartridge came with also said to mount in this direction. It's on a different headshell now and I have proper smaller nuts so can have the screws in the other direction. Thanks for taking a listen, though and the comment as well.
Since 1982, the same depressing sounds, the same lousy beer, the same existential angsts. The times, they couldn't be better. Just keep those sharp objects off the desk.
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Hello. I wrote the lyrics for this :) Valerie Jane Steele
OH MY GOD! Thank you for listening to my upload! For sure one of my favorite tracks from them, your lyrics are what really drew me into this song. Fantastic!
The words seem to fit the sound so well, but I’m having a hard time to decipher them. Could you give me a small hint on what the meaning behind them was?
@@spacefertilizer Thank you Marcus. Jean-Luc and I worked together as he provided me with the first basic composition of sounds/rhythm, and then asked me to compose the lyrics to go with the music. I have my written workings somewhere in the house, showing every change, every line! and which shows how the lyrics were formed. Anyway, once I heard the first sounds/music, I immediately heard/saw something sinking/dying/sad. This is a story about a submarine sadly slowly sinking, and all those on board not surviving...hope this helps a little.
@@CuttoothsRoom
@@CuttoothsRoom Jean-Luc and I worked together as he provided me with the first basic composition of sounds/rhythm, and then asked me to compose the lyrics to go with the music. I have my written workings somewhere in the house, showing every change, every line! and which shows how the lyrics were formed. Anyway, once I heard the first sounds/music, I immediately heard/saw something sinking/dying/sad. This is a story about a submarine sadly slowly sinking, and all those on board not surviving..
Probably my favourite Front 242 song because of the imagery it evokes.
"We will always be dismembered", is a chilling line that always stood out.
The defeated, mystical tone of acceptance in the guy's voice saying it as the other voices fade out to focus on the lead line and drum beat.
It's as if though he knows he'll soon find release from the suffocating nightmare and duty, but that will mean death. Painful, brutal death.
Just gives me this vision of a load of faceless corpses being pulverised / mangled from the pressure in the submarine as it plunges deeper into the murky dark depths of watery hell.
This is the first 242 Song I ever listened to. I got a mixtape from a friend without any track list and the intensity of the song blew me away. However, it drove me crazy as nobody knew the song and who performed it. Plus, there was no Shazam in the late 80s either. At one point, somebody told me that "Don't crash" was a Ministry song, so I started to listen to their albums in the record store. It took me months to finally discover that this was a song by Front 242. What moment of triumph that was. It is still one of my favorite songs of all times.
This is definitely one of my favorites from them for sure and I'm pretty sure it was the first 242 song I heard as well. I was fortunate one of the clubs I used to go to played this and a friend of mine knew who this was. Definitely sparked a long time love affair with their music.
Thanks for listening and the great comment
@@CuttoothsRoomThank you for uploading this and bringing back some sweet memories!
You discovered another great industrial band even if they were wrong
@@stefanoartuso001 Very true, a classic win-win
was one of my dfirst Singles I bought in the 80 wonderfull times!
It amazes me how well Front 242's catalog has aged, they're real artists.
Yeah, I definitely agree. Thanks for listening and commenting.
The sparse & "sparkly" crackling early synth stuff like this & mid 70s Kraftwerk doesn't age if u ask me & u didn't. I think it sounds more real than the newer more advanced synths.
I experienced them live first on the Tyranny for You-tour and right after Covid. Both here in Gothenburg. Only Laibach has come close to the experience!
The panning between the speakers, space between sound and precision with thought and provoking words. Throughout the decades, this one gets called up and revisited far more than most :)
80s industrial jams don’t get better than this.
242 is by my opinion a band with the best beats ever, this sound is just a perfection in simplicity . Daddys of Dark electronica.
Awebo, los padres de la electrónica oscura, me encanta la atmósfera que crean, terror, paranoia, ansiedad, carajo, saludos desde la CDMX...
Bud Spencer Jr INDEED! This is one of my favorite jams!
I wouldn't say simplicity, Daniel B. had a custom sw sequencer made, because he wanted to change oscillator shape per note, which retail sequencers at the time couldn't do, even though the synths were capable of it. So, while the music might sound simple to someone, the ways to achieve the sound weren't. What i can do now with a click of a mouse button, required a full custom SW suite and cc/sysex programming in the 80s. :-)
I keep coming back!
it's hard for me to describe how grateful i'm to front 242 for releasing this masterpiece exactly like this. If my soul could only take 10 songs to death, for all eternity, this one was one of them
Hi there, I am so glad you like this track, I wrote the lyrics. Jean-Luc and I worked together as he provided me with the first basic composition of sounds/rhythm, and then asked me to compose the lyrics to go with the music. I have my written workings somewhere in the house, showing every change, every line! and which shows how the lyrics were formed. Anyway, once I heard the first sounds/music, I immediately heard/saw something sinking/dying/sad. This is a story about a submarine sadly slowly sinking, and all those on board not surviving...hope this helps a little.
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Superb song
In the words of Skinny Puppy:
"Play this music loud, or not at all!"
I absolutely agree! Thanks for listening.
@@CuttoothsRoom I regret selling my 12"......
@@80Jay71 Damn, that's too bad.
For me it's one of the rare occasions that I'm fortunate to be a hoarder, I kept all my vinyl from back then. hehe.
This is so sick! Right up there with the best tracks on Geography.
Praise God for good music!
I totally agree! Thanks for listening!
The needle & vinyl dance perfectly along with cadence & rythmus
It sure does, hehe. Thanks for listening!
This song is hard to describe how good it is. My love for it started with being in my local record store and listening to Depeche Mode on headphones as they did at the time when the clerk said - Have you heard the Front 242 group?
I bought this record and then I was stuck it was 34 years ago.
Cool. Sounds similar to me. Once I heard 242 for the first time back in day, i was hooked for life.
@@CuttoothsRoom Man ive only discovered them a week ago and was born a decade after this release. Impressive how timeless their music is.
Front does the EBM in such agresive and addictive mode. Once on it, is for lifetime. Mighty psychodelic for people who feels a bit better in dark. What an beautiful conception .
Patrik Ottosson @Pet Sounds?
It reminds me of Skinny Puppy with the wierd loose free-thought lyrics.
that buzzsaw grindin FM drone w/bounce bass.. and then that change up with the arp and hi-pitch thick octave sample bed.. that soldier on-like vocal -- so great.. loved it back in late 80s and love it now even more in '20s..
come on they even nail'd the Album cover art ... close up on the CRT ... with thick helvetica
badass
just found it this morning, have listened 11 times in a row so far 😳 its hard to believe its from ‘85. All I remember in that year is the He-Man and Rainbow Brite theme haha. I love it, I must find more 80’s Front 242!!!
Haha, definitely remember He Man and Rainbow Brite! I'm glad you found the upload and thanks for listening and the great comment.
That's me last night to today!!
Check out their first album, Geography. A total gem!
They have solid albums. Geography is their first release. I have the LP. It is excellent.
There is a better version with female vocals included.
Oh my, eighties memories! In full puberty crisis back then in Belgium and listening to esoteric music like this. Great song.
I'm glad you enjoyed this one. Definitely brings back so many memories of the 80s. Thanks for listening and commenting!
Thanks to F242 I see the number "242" everywhere.
Been part of my username/ screen name for a LONG time now.
lol
i can surely relate
superb sound quality... i never heard it so crisp and clear..
Im glad you liked it! Thanks for listening.
Don’t Crash Lyrics
Days of no horizon
Claustrophobia
Conditioned air
Don't crash - no flowers for you
Don't crash - no regrets
Gushing waters
Forcing it down
Days stars final flicker urging on the break of dawn
Stand fast - voices screech below
Stand fast - no clemency
Panic stricken faces
Diving further down into hell
Don't crash - no flowers for you
Don't crash - no regrets
Timeless terror is taking over
Throbbing hearts and restless bones - melted into one
Stand fast - voices screech below
Stand fast - no clemency
Breath slowly fading
Partly anger - partly stress
Stand fast - air is sparse below
Stand fast - no clemency
Been detected
Losing power
Deeper down we grovel on our sweating bending knees
Don't crash - no flowers for you
Don't crash - no regrets
Last moment cries on the radio
It's so hot down here
Crushing metal bloody waters
Same faces everywhere
Now the anger is fading
Now the fight can't go on
We'll always be remembered
We'll always be dismembered
Days of no horizon...
Read the newest comment at the top of the general thread- the lyricist explains some meaning and process
Music is Life.
Life without Music is not life at all.
Life is nothing without Music!
And this one makes life more worth living....
“The moment of terror is the beginning of life.”
Front 242
ONE OF THE 50 MOST IMPORTANT SONGS OF MY LIFE : ## FRONT 242 - Don't Crash##
Ahhh yeah. 242 really made a big impact on me.
One of the greatest bands ever. THIS is mid-80s Belgian industrial.
Yep, absolutely! Thanks for listening and commenting.
Actually, I've just blasted this out on my monitors (Pro-Ac Tablette 2000), the same ones 242 use and it blew my mind. The depth and clarity of this mix is exemplified in this recording from vinyl.
Ahhh cool! I wish I could blast this in my apartment but unfortunately my neighbors would not approve. hehe. Thanks for listening and commenting.
Call it heresy, but "No Shuffle" from "rewind" is IMHO the best version I've heard, so far!
Love this song. Only just discovered! Lots of catching up to do...
Thank you for taking the time to capture such a great video/quality of this!
I’m really glad you enjoyed this one. Thanks for listening!
My favorite song by them!!!
i like these Belg Group , Front 242 for ever !!
WOOF...a heavy tune of my youth, massive reflection and introspect in this one. thank you for the quality rip
I'm really glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for listening.
This sounds absolutely devastating in a set of M-Audio monitors or a set of AKG cans...
I bet it does! Thanks for listening!
why wasn't this song in Pretty in Pink
And big thanks to E-mu Systems Inc.
242 wouldnt sound like they sound without the E2 and Drumulator
Yeah, that's for sure! Thanks for listening and commenting.
Beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
Youre very welcome! Im happy you enjoyed this one.
this song was my introduction to front 242 :) good times
Le plus beau cadeau de la Belgique !
Yes, i agree! Thanks for listening.
Disturbing message, yet can’t stop listening because of the great beat!
Yeah, dark lyrics but really sets the tone to the song going with that wicked beat. Glad you enjoyed it.
Thanks for posting this version. It's so hard to find, as almost anything in F242's catalogue that's been released after this version came out features the version with more remix work. Don't get me wrong -- I like the more accessible 're-mixed' recording as well, but the one posted here has a cleaner sound and has all the depth and feel of the more accessible version without resorting to more studio mixing effects.
Yeah, I know there are some different mixes of this song that was released, even with the original releases there were some that were different. Thanks for listening, I'm glad you enjoyed it
The best Front242 song. Helter Skelter in Los Angeles pre 92 was life.
Damn that mustve been fantastic. I never did get to see them live. Thanks for listening and commenting.
The synth @ 2:56 still haunts me to this day. This will always be my favourite song of all time.
I really love this song, too. Still listen to it frequently nearly 40 years later. Thanks for listening!
@@CuttoothsRoom Thanks for posting!
I tend to disagree with most “this sounds like it could’ve came out yesterday” comments, but this song actually does sound very modern.
To me this does sound like it could've been released yesterday. In my mind...timeless
Great sound, man! That old vinyl brings back memories!
Thanks Hugh! Yeah, playing all my old vinyl again really does bring back a lot memories. Thanks for listening commenting.
Hugh K. Ayers sucks you can't find any of the vynils now
Wonderful you're amazing ❤️
Glad you enjoyed this! Thanks for listening
oh .. yes ... nice, clean version ... I too, had this on vinyl ... hugs and kisses
This is a fantastic representation and delivery of a great song. The micro of the cartridge on vinyl is sweet!
I was in a 242 frame of mind.... and , BAM!
Cool jay, i'm glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for listening.
This is how I remembered the 12" I had!
Glad you enjoyed the upload. I'm really happy I held onto this one. Thanks for listening.
Was für Zeiten, Schallplatte da war ich 15
Glad this brought back memories. Always does for me too. Thanks for listening
very cool look at front 242 thanks for this review loved it was like looking at a story!
Great sounds , atmospheric AND rythm , one of muy favourite Tracks of front
I'm glad you enjoyed it, one of my faves from them too. Thanks for listening.
Days of no horizon
Claustrophobia
Conditioned air
Don't crash - no flowers for you
Don't crash - no regrets
Gushing waters
Forcing it down
Days stars final flicker urging on the break of dawn
Stand fast - voices screech below
Stand fast - no clemency
Panic stricken faces
Diving further down into hell
Don't crash - no flowers for you
Don't crash - no regrets
Timeless terror is taking over
Throbbing hearts and restless bones - melted into one
Stand fast - voices screech below
Stand fast - no clemency
Breath slowly fading
Partly anger - partly stress
Stand fast - air is sparse below
Stand fast - no clemency
Been detected
Losing power
Deeper down we grovel on our sweating bending knees
Don't crash - no flowers for you
Don't crash - no regrets
Last moment cries on the radio
It's so hot down here
Crushing metal bloody waters
Same faces everywhere
Now the anger is fading
Now the fight can't go on
We'll always be remembered
We'll always be dismembered
Days of no horizon...
Thanks for posting the lyrics! I was so obsessed with them back in the 80's.
@@CuttoothsRoom Very curious to know what this song is actually about...
@@horizonbrave1533 Yeah, I wonder too. I read someone say that it was inspired by the film "Das Boot" about being on a submarine during WW II. Not sure if that's true or not though.
@@CuttoothsRoom I always interpreted it as being about soldiers on drugs/steroids to enhance their performance (a common practice in WW2 and Vietnam) and the "Don't Crash" is referring to how they should keep the rage going so the drugs don't wear off but they do and then the soldiers realize the damage done to their bodies and the lives they've taken away
Lyric from this tune appears in a book called Reluctant Succubus and Other Tales of Sacrilege . . .
Ahhh cool, I didn't know that. Thanks for listening and commenting.
Gosh, I hope some day a full orchestra would play this song...
yeah i bet that would sound awesome!
This is really well done Kudos on terrific video of the greatest song ever IMO.
Thanks James! The first Front 242 single I bought over 32 yrs ago now. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Cuttooth's Room interesting! also one of the 1st 242 songs I heard in a short lived niteclub in Melbourne, Florida called Altered States. I went there one night and I was 18, this was 1990, so I was backtracking a bit. didn't start listening to industrial until 1989-1990. before that was Smiths, Cure, Dead Kennedys, Erasure, Depeche Mode, PSB.. etc. then I got into the more darker stuff goth and Industrial.
They also played Sisters Of Mercy's "Marian" that night in the club and then I fell in love with them as well as Front 242 that night
Cuttooth's Room I believe Front By Front was the 1st album/record that I bought from Front 242
Definitely some good memories from back then, right? I'm not sure which club I first heard them at, it was either Pink Cadillac or Wave Waikiki, both great clubs. All those bands II used listen to a lot, I was heavily into goth and industrial as well as the mod scene back then. I just wish I had my Sisters of Mercy vinyl still, but happily still have all my Dead Can Dance albums.
Cuttooth's Room I discovered DCD later, around 1992, and searched *in vain* (LOL) for their LPs, but at that time (maybe closer to '94) only found their new album "Into The Labyrinth", then to my surprise, as I'm sure you know, they at that time re-released ALL their early 4ad releases. lucky you for having the vinyl tho.
*And where are the clubs u r talking about??*
awesome vinyl transfer sound!!
BS! The fuckhead uploading this song sing along. Total stupid!
Yes. I really like this MC cartridge. It has much more dynamic range than my at440mlb does. Thanks for listening and for the info on the differences between them.
omg , thanks sounds amazing and different voice takes from what ive heard
I'm glad you liked this version! Thanks for listening.
Una de las que más me gustan me encanta me trae recuerdos 🎹👌
Yeah. It definitely brings back many good memories. Thanks for listening.
this and CIRCLING OVERLAND....
I love that song, too. I was actually thinking of uploading that one soon.
Thank you for this!
I really like this track!
Adair _ Prado and FAM y'all kick ass!
It´s a Moving Coil-system:Der Moving Coil (engl. Bewegte Spule, Abk. MC) ist eine Bauform eines magnetischen Tonabnehmers für die Schallplattenwiedergabe, bei der die Spulen fest mit der Abtastnadel verbunden sind. Demgegenüber sind die Magneten im Tonabnehmergehäuse feststehend montiert.
Dadurch sind gegenüber den Moving-Magnet- oder Moving-Iron-Systemen die bewegten Massen reduziert, woraus sich ein dynamischeres Klangbild ergibt. /(Quelle: Wikipedia) und Dr Thomas Malyusz.
Indémodable ! 242
I agree! Never get tired of listening to this. Thanks for listening and commenting, frederic.
Outstanding
I'm glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for listening and commenting.
fan of the begin
amazing sound! what's the fuck?
what happened to the music video that was once on youtube?
it's interesting just how different the original vinyl version of Don't Crash was mixed, it's almost like a demo in some ways.
Yeah, definitely agree. Thanks for listening and leaving a comment.
I was thinking the same, wondering if it's actually the Peel Session
Bons tempos
0,75 kräftwörk??
18 people will always be dismembered
Yeah! I agree, hehe. Thanks for listening
That crushing sound of metal in this version so much creepier has anyone heard the air bubbles coming out on descent .
I've never noticed the bubbles sound, I'll definitely have to listen for it. Thanks for listening
EBM at its best.
I definitely agree. Thanks for listening.
I’m curious about your record player, it looks nice 👍
Also thanks for sharing, it allows current and future Generations to discover the wonders that is _FRONT 242_
Thanks for listening and commenting! This turntable is an MCS 6700. It was JC Penney's inhouse brand and manufactured by Technics. It's the sister turntable to the Technics SL-1950 with Hitachi knobs.
Have a lovely EBM day everyone
I've always wanted to know where the cover image of a Soviet soldier firing a Ppsh41 came from.
Yeah, me too. They've had a lot of really interesting covers for their releases.
Isnt it from Steiner?
@@henryotis1209 It may be. One of my favorite movies.
@@BCADws I am thinking Soviet not sure what movie.
Mоviе: Берег (1983)
Асtоr: Vladimir Gostyukhin
This is a two-part film. It can be found online (ivi dat ru). But I don't think you will find it with English subtitles.
This is a scene from the second part. His comrade did not want to shoot the Hitler Youth. Because they are children. And went out with a white flag. And the kids shot him. The Soviet army opened fire and eventually the German detachment surrendered. They found an adult SS man among the teenagers. They took him out and shot him (this is a shot of the shooting scene).
I watched only one film in which this actor played. The film was called "Ascent"("Восхождение" 1976). This movie is on TH-cam with English subtitles.
Pretty good movie. Also about the Great Patriotic War (Eastern Front of World War II). About the moral dilemmas that a person faces if he wants to survive in captivity by the Nazis.
Sorry(an) for my English
Good Sound!
Thank you Tubaal. I'm glad you liked it.
Fucking classic
I absolutely agree! Thanks for listening Mark
Ugh, my 80's OCD is killing me seeing the cartridge mounting screws installed upside down.
I definitely hear ya. I wanted to mount the screws in the other direction but problem was the nuts that this cartridge came with (those big ones you see) wouldn't fit underneath so I had to mount it opposite. Strangely the instructions the cartridge came with also said to mount in this direction.
It's on a different headshell now and I have proper smaller nuts so can have the screws in the other direction. Thanks for taking a listen, though and the comment as well.
Sensacional!!!!
Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed it.
What do you think of Teste Department.
Front 1942 (image, solder)
Detroit City club, late 80’s?
Definitely wish I were there back then! Thanks for listening.
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Great it
I'm glad you like it! Thanks for listening and for subscribing!
Good!
Thanks David! I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Spirit Planes
i am 56..53 actually..but ya
Their side projects are all great too
Yeah, very true. A couple of the ones I also listened to back then were Bigod 20 and RevCo. Awesome. Thanks for listening and the comment.
Einfach Geile platte....warum nicht mehr Heute?? Orpheum Dortmund oder Memphis Dortmund
I have some other singles that I'll upload at some point. I love them. Thanks for listening and commenting.
I DEADICATE this song to 5 idiots adding themselves to the TITANIC EB
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😀 i'm glad you liked it.
242
Zoster arrebentava
Meine jugend.......
Yes, very good memories listening to this. Thanks for listening and commenting.
Cadê os Brs?
Sorry, not sure what Brs is.
cá estamos kkk
This song is about nuclear war, right?
I'm not too sure, sounds like it though. another thing i read was its about being in a submarine.
@@CuttoothsRoom heh
Two submarines real history an incident below polar ice in 1980s American sub witnessed Russian sub malfunction durring a possible skirmish
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Glad you like it! thanks for listening.
Since 1982, the same depressing sounds, the same lousy beer, the same existential angsts. The times, they couldn't be better. Just keep those sharp objects off the desk.
Welcome to Belgium, the bastard child of European history...
YOU ARE CREZI..
Hehe. Thanks for listening man.
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U-boat
Do you want to work with me? Create new stuff like this?
Hey man, glad you like the upload!
What type of stuff were you thinking of working on?
"AT440MLb"....LOL