industrial

Goth Industrial Club Anthems
$24.98
The best cd is the first one. Didn't care for the 2nd disk at all. Third is okay, at best. With all the great goth and industrial songs out there, this disk was very disappointing & a waste of money.

Leg Avenue Seamless industrial net suspender bodystocking 89016 (BLACK,ONE SIZE)
$6.95
A great product but can be difficult to put on at times. My girl looks hot in the fishnet as well and she is a little over sixed. The fishnet stretches well for BBWs.

Very Best of Industrial Revolution
$12.98
I bought "The Very Best of Industrial Revolution" at the start of what would become my obsession with industrial music a few years ago. It would also be my first exposure to great bands like Skinny Puppy, Project Pitchfork, Razed in Black, and Front Line Assembly. This really helped usher in a new era for me. All the songs on this one disc compilation epitomizes what industrial music is all about. The highlights for me were Razed in Black's "What's Fair". The song itself really holds up well and is very fitting in this politically charged climate today. Although a bit different from what I have heard from RiB recently, the song itself is still good. The melodies and vocals are outstanding. Front Line Assembly's "Epidemic" was also the first song I had been exposed to and I loved what I heard. The abrasive, searing industrial beats is classic FLA. There was not one song on the cd I couldn't find that I didn't like. This was and is a great introduction to one of music's most underrated genres.

This Is Industrial Hits of the 90's
$16.98
I have to give this compilation 5 Stars because I got it brand new on Amazon for $4.99 with over 154 minutes of excellent Industrial. The music is wonderfully recorded and if you think that doesn't make a difference, you'd be sadly mistaken. The two discs have 33 different artists featuring some of Industrial's finest like Spahn Ranch, Penal Colony, Burning Retna, Switchblade Symphony, EN, and Killing Joke. KMFDM is there and can even make "Material Girl" listenable. Also Die Krupps demonstrates why they are my favorite Industrial band with the blistering "Egg Shell" The set is so strong that one of the "big names", Skinny Puppy, has one of the weakest moments. And for rare tracks, how about Guenter Schulz & En Esch with the awesome "Terrible Lie" ? An excellent compilation especially at bargain prices. If you're looking for an intro to Industrial, this is a good place to start and there's something here for all "rivetheads". Industrial Forever !!!