David
While a complete monster on stage and a savage in the studio, he was apparently one of the nicest, kindest and most thoughtful souls on planet music. While I’m not necessarily a big dance music fan, this remarkable recording is right up on the top of my all time, any genre music lists. While it hits a bit of a lull towards the end, the first 4 or 5 tracks are unmatched for shear power, gobsmackingly good production and in your face histrionics on any record I can think of.
Incidentally, brother Dick left our group on the strength of me playing “Smack Your Bitch Up” at one of our Shut Up and Listen session.
DavidA classic dance/drum’n’bass/rock/metal cross-over record that absolutely slam dunks all of the big beats, electronic riffage and squelchy brilliance. We lost a past “Shut Up And Listen” member because of this band (notably “Smack Your Bitch Up”).
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NathanDespite depleted numbers, we ventured North, South and Elsewhere. Liberal imaginative and interpretation was encouraged. North. The Warratahs - “Mount Victoria Rain” (Chris) Mike Oldfield - “Platinum, Pt.
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