hey are still just as menacing as ever, but this time the threat is This is certainly TG's jazziest, as well as their funkiest record. After several albums of relentlessly abrasive material, however, TG decided to go anotherĭirection on "20 Jazz Funk Greats." The title is obviously tongue in cheek, but there is a grain of Of lienated misanthropes who felt they could relate to machines better than to their fellow humanīeings. Know as "industrial." Their abrasive, post-punk, nihilist noisemaking ushered in a whole generation Throbbing Gristle are frequently and quite correctly credited for inventing the genre we commonly LP Industrial Records - IR0008 (1979, UK)ĬD The Grey Area - TGCD 4 (1991, UK) Remastered by Chris Carter with 2 bonus tracks from singleĢxCD Industrial Records - IRLCD003 (2011, Europe) Remastered by Chris Carter with bonus CD Neil "Genesis" Megson / bass, violin, synth, vibes, vocals Releases information Peter Christopherson / tapes, vibes, cornet, vocals Chris Carter / synths, sequencers, drum programming, vocals Christine "Cosey" Newby / lead guitar, synth, cornet, vocals
What A Day - The Factory, Manchester 1979 (6:17) See You Are - The Factory, Manchester 1979 (5:45)ħ. His Arm Was Her Leg - The Factory, Manchester 1979 (3:51)Ħ. Five Knuckle Shuffle - The Factory, Manchester 1979 (6:27)ĥ. They Make No Say - Guildhall, Northampton 1979 (5:28)Ĥ.
Convincing People - The Factory, Manchester 1979 (6:12)ģ. Weapon Training - The Factory, Manchester 1979 (1:34)Ģ.
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