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jackhammer · 06-09-2007, 04:34 PM

A band that is affectionally known as STINKING FART on these shores. Their music is almost pop music in it's arrangements and big shouty choruses. There were a couple of bands in the early 90's who were doing stuff similar to SF, albeit; with a genuine affection and acknowledgement to sampling and hip hop beats.

Senser-Stacked up. Their emphasis was more on hip hop, but an amazing album. Way ahead of it's time.

Mordred-In this Life. Their emphasis was on the thrash metal element of their sound, but they enlisted a bona fide DJ/DECKMAN into their ranks to lend their music authenticity.

Both albums went largely un noticed by the populace, but remain eminently listenable and groundbreaking. I can up if anyone is interested on their influence (for better or worse!)

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jackhammer Ba and Be. Join Date: May 2007 Location: This Is England Posts: 17,331	A band that is affectionally known as STINKING FART on these shores. Their music is almost pop music in it's arrangements and big shouty choruses. There were a couple of bands in the early 90's who were doing stuff similar to SF, albeit; with a genuine affection and acknowledgement to sampling and hip hop beats. Senser-Stacked up. Their emphasis was more on hip hop, but an amazing album. Way ahead of it's time. Mordred-In this Life. Their emphasis was on the thrash metal element of their sound, but they enlisted a bona fide DJ/DECKMAN into their ranks to lend their music authenticity. Both albums went largely un noticed by the populace, but remain eminently listenable and groundbreaking. I can up if anyone is interested on their influence (for better or worse!) __________________ It be my music and film collection. “A cynic by experience, a romantic by inclination and now a hero by necessity.”