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Manufacture (Nettwerk)
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Manufacture (Nettwerk)
by kemo60605 » Wed Dec 28, 2005 1:05 pm
Once again I have a cassette version only of an album by a group called Manufacture. Anyone have the track "Passion for the Future"??
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by thefxc » Wed Dec 28, 2005 2:19 pm
Manufacture's _Terrorvision_ is an excellent, late 80s Wax Trax-esque record (but on Nettwerk, then the Wax Trax of the Great White North.) Sarah McLachlan does a great lead vocal on "As the End Draws Near." I've always thought she missed her calling as a singer for a synthpop band.
Anyways, "Passion For the Future":
http://s57.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=2L8M ... 2GWFKQ44J7
Enjoy.
Anyways, "Passion For the Future":
http://s57.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=2L8M ... 2GWFKQ44J7
Enjoy.
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by kemo60605 » Wed Dec 28, 2005 2:40 pm
AWESOME! Yes, the whole album is great, but I first heard that song many moons ago and bought the tape. It's stuck with me and I wanted it digitally.
Thanks again.
You wouldn't also happen to have Wire's, Drill: In Every City would you?
Thanks again.
You wouldn't also happen to have Wire's, Drill: In Every City would you?
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by thefxc » Wed Dec 28, 2005 4:23 pm
[quote][i]Originally posted by obs[/i]
<br>Bah! Nettwerk were cooler than WaxTrax! in my opinion, although maybe it has something to do with my Vancouver ties [:D]. Their album covers were cooler anyways.
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Nettwerk vs Wax Trax sounds like a great NWO thread.
I agree completely re: Nettwerk's album covers--they were always distinctive without being similar; futuristic and "industrial" without being simply cheesy sci-fi retreads.
At the time, I was more of a Wax Trax fan, although I bought everything I could from both labels. As I think about it, tho, I probably listen to the Nettwerk bands more often, notably Moev, Severed Heads, Manufacture, Skinny Puppy, and possibly my fave nettwerk band, Single Gun Theory. I still love the Wax Trax stuff, but in recent years I've found I'm no longer unfailingly devoted to the Cult of Jourgensen.
Neither label did well in the 90s, tho--Nettwerk changed to an all-McLachlan catalog; Wax Trax dragged on into bankruptcy and mediocrity. Sic transit gloria mundi...
--fxc
<br>Bah! Nettwerk were cooler than WaxTrax! in my opinion, although maybe it has something to do with my Vancouver ties [:D]. Their album covers were cooler anyways.
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Nettwerk vs Wax Trax sounds like a great NWO thread.
I agree completely re: Nettwerk's album covers--they were always distinctive without being similar; futuristic and "industrial" without being simply cheesy sci-fi retreads.
At the time, I was more of a Wax Trax fan, although I bought everything I could from both labels. As I think about it, tho, I probably listen to the Nettwerk bands more often, notably Moev, Severed Heads, Manufacture, Skinny Puppy, and possibly my fave nettwerk band, Single Gun Theory. I still love the Wax Trax stuff, but in recent years I've found I'm no longer unfailingly devoted to the Cult of Jourgensen.
Neither label did well in the 90s, tho--Nettwerk changed to an all-McLachlan catalog; Wax Trax dragged on into bankruptcy and mediocrity. Sic transit gloria mundi...
--fxc
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by KYYX4ever » Thu Dec 29, 2005 3:14 am
Holy cow--I thought I was the only one who knew about that Manufacture song with Sarah McLachlin on it! JK!
Anyway, having lived in the Pacific NW, I am also more into Nettwerk's stuff. They had some great artists---I'm a big fan of early Skinny Puppy, Moev, Severed Heads, and ESPECIALLY Single Gun Theory ! Wax Trax was cool, too, but Nettwerk was more "my" label, ha ha.
Anyway, thanks for sharing.
Anyway, having lived in the Pacific NW, I am also more into Nettwerk's stuff. They had some great artists---I'm a big fan of early Skinny Puppy, Moev, Severed Heads, and ESPECIALLY Single Gun Theory ! Wax Trax was cool, too, but Nettwerk was more "my" label, ha ha.
Anyway, thanks for sharing.
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