which is the better disc on meat beat manifesto's "subliminal sandwich"

[awepittance]

how many people here thought when they first heard the band name it was a reference to jerking off?

 

*raises hand*

[Rubin Farr]

it's like choosing which girlfriend you wanna fuck tonight, the rowdy one with all the political opinions, or the stoned out hippie who cums over and over again?

[autopilot]

That is the most apt analogy I've ever heard.

[Guest beatfanatic]

i wonder if i am the only one who hasnt heard about any of the aforementioned artists

 

hilarious analogy

[autopilot]

fffffffffffucking download Subliminal Sandwich disc 2 right now you unlearn-ed peon.

[Fred McGriff]

9 votes?

 

dude watmm, get the album, come one. jesus.

[Capsaicin]

HOLY FUCK 50 50 THIS IS FUCKING INTENSE

 

SHIT

 

 

FUCK

 

HOLY BITCH

 

i voted disc 1

[Velazquez]

Sad, WTF?

I played the shit out of this disc whilst painting when it came out.

[autopilot]

I submit to the jury evidence that disc 2 is, in fact, the superior disc:

 

Stereophrenic

[essines]

i dug autimmune

 

but disc one if only for she's unreal, asbestos lead asbestos and we done

 

too bad oblivion/humans aint on this disc.

[Capsaicin]

oblivion/humans is my fav off actual sounds

[Velazquez]

United nations

[essines]

i wonder if i am the only one who hasnt heard about any of the aforementioned artists

 

hilarious analogy

 

wtf is this shit

 

 

read the fucking gay ass rules you homophobic faggot piece of jerked dirt.

[Guest glasse]

question, why you american so often praise mbm?

 

dont get me wrong, surely lots of europeans like it too.. but it seems to me its always you

guys mentioning them.. theres gotta be soemthing behind all this, im sure

 

subliminal sandwich came out on nothing, and at the time NIN and industrial in general were pretty big over here. also, they started on wax trax, which was another big industrial label in the early 90s. i think their association with this scene made them pretty popular in america.

 

when actual sounds and voices came out and the matrix and big beat blew up, it just sealed the deal. big beat sucks generally but mbm did it pretty good.

[Guest Deep Fried Everything]

fuck you're right

 

this album doesn't get nearly enough love from me

 

i bow

 

(disc 1)

[Guest tidbit]

subliminal sandwich came out on nothing, and at the time NIN and industrial in general were pretty big over here. also, they started on wax trax, which was another big industrial label in the early 90s. i think their association with this scene made them pretty popular in america.

 

when actual sounds and voices came out and the matrix and big beat blew up, it just sealed the deal. big beat sucks generally but mbm did it pretty good.

 

i kinda knew nin were somehow involved..

 

lol...

[Capsaicin]

they also did a nin remix that was shown on the perfect drug remixes ep, that got them some pub too (it was how i was introed to them)

[Fred McGriff]

subliminal sandwich came out on nothing, and at the time NIN and industrial in general were pretty big over here. also, they started on wax trax, which was another big industrial label in the early 90s. i think their association with this scene made them pretty popular in america.

 

when actual sounds and voices came out and the matrix and big beat blew up, it just sealed the deal. big beat sucks generally but mbm did it pretty good.

 

i kinda knew nin were somehow involved..

 

lol...

 

what's equally as amusing is that you're trying to sniff that one out into the open.

 

the album stands alone... its label or endorsement is irrelevant to what an enormously amazing album this is. there is no pure "cool" or right path to discovering this album or recognizing and being vocal about its awesomeness. so... yeah lol whatever. lol. i bet you've had impeccable taste since you were shat out of the womb so go ahead and turn your nose up at whatever distant whiff of trent reznor's butt you try to bring out into the open.

 

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lol...?

[essines]

i listened to this before i gave two shits about trent reznor or anything he was associated with.

[autopilot]

 

"I've gotta sign Jacky Dangers. I'm gonna ask him tomorrow on the playground."

[Guest glasse]

i listened to this before i gave two shits about trent reznor or anything he was associated with.

 

i heard god od and the stuff on that wax trax black box comp before subliminal sandwich. the first one i bought was satyricon. i don't think i was really into nin as much anymore by the time ss came out. i never bought the fragile, dws was the last one.

[essines]

well i love the fragile but that's completely unrelated.

[Capsaicin]

i used to love nin but now i find mbm more entertaining/enjoyable. his stuff has aged better (for the whole year i've been listening to it)

[hayhook]

disc 2 hands down

 

disc 1 is more "radio friendly" (it's good, but)

disc 2 is ART

 

 

[Guest boo]

lol i actually typed "trent reznor probably endorsed mbm" yesterday but didn't post it because i didn't want to be a complete twat