Front Line Assembly - Live Ljubljana 1989

[@janneb71]

Historical EBM treasure, thanks heroes🙏

[@livingfonz77]

Tracklist - 01.Intro (0:13) 02.Digital Tension Dementia (3:39) 03.Big Money (9:44) 04.Teardown (14:00) 05.No Limit (19:02) 06.Sedation (23:51) 07.Lethal Compound (28:33) 08.Bloodsport (35:56) 09.Body Count (41:49) 10.Lurid Sensation (49:30) 11.Foolsgame (53:36)

[@BrianBlancett]

livingfonz77 🍄🎁🎶💙

[@MiljenkoRajakovic]

@@BrianBlancett 1st track (intro) is actually bonus track "Turmoil" from Delerium - Spheres album but not Dossier original label than Hypnotic US label resissue from 1997 , last one here start at 1:03:27 kzbin.info/www/bejne/h4i5m4aubKmLY7c

[@RolexTharsus]

There's that killer live version of No Limit I've needed forever

[@Sarke2]

What an amazing energetic live, pure joy, sadly i was in that time 3 years old :D, as i am growing older i enjoy more and more their oldschool stuff, it is fantastic, dont get me wrong i also love newer albums like Improved Electronic Device (2010) or Echogenetic (2013) but this is pure music and pure artistry.

[@dimioo]

The gig is the moment, when EBM and Industrial trully got Electro-industrial and they are pioneers for sure. I was 7 years old, but I really love even "Unknown" from "Mechanical Soul" and "Structures" from "Wake Up the Coma". Cheers!

[@def0rm0]

consistently wishing that i was born earlier to experience this time period with music. i was not even 4 yet when this was filmed!

[@sofoclesmefisto]

That INTRO ! That is the epitome of Industrial !

[@mheberling5939]

I saw Front Line Assembly a year later in Cleveland, at the Babylon A Go Go.

[@decree72]

holy F, thanks for putting this online!

[@ericmerour4039]

Just great ! Perfect electronic energy.

[@hellonblades]

Timeless!!!

[@MentalMinorityMusic]

This is so damned pure - love it!

[@frankriot]

Outstanding !!!!

[@bassfx1]

For an 89 recording this is really good!

[@dimioo]

You will always recognise best music by trying recording it on non-professional gear. Crappy one will always sounds crappy

[@christoschryssoulis7063]

Nai re file!!!!!Ka8arise to myalo mou!!!!!BIO_MECHANIC...BIOTECH IS GODZILLA....Ola sta 80s 90s eginan!!!!!Take me to the other side baby!!!!!!

[@worshipper777]

Body Count! I dream about listening to it live, but they don't play such old stuff anymore.

[@rivotrich7]

At this point I’m just happy to see a FLA concert whenever I can. I like ‘88-95 FLA the best but like all of their music overall to this day.

[@gungeIigung]

I heard it live in 1989.

[@dimioo]

I guess all music producers should explore and grasp this kind of music. Otherwise those are not producers Bill Leeb is very energetic here. I would love to hear something like this from him (and Mr. Rhys Fulber) nowadays

[@frankriot]

This is real music not computers!

[@Offensive_Username]

@@frankriot You both are so fucking laughable and ignorant.

[@lanceuppercut8220]

I think this has got to be the greatest versions of "No Limit" ever live or otherwise. Also am I wrong, or is that Kevin Key to the right? Was this before Rhys Fulbur or is that him to the left?

[@mrwhopee]

I think that’s Michael Balch on the right and Rhys on the left, and there’s another No Limit live that’s similar floating around on the net from 1989 Amsterdam show on some mp3 sites/torrents.

[@lanceuppercut8220]

@@mrwhopee Well someone needs to upload it ASAP. I would love to see more early FLA stuff from this time period. I used to be on a private torrent tracker that had a lot of rare stuff like that, like feature length DVD ISOs of rare live Coil performances, Psychic T.V. live, movies like DECODER, and Mathew Barneys entire Cremaster Cycle series of films. Man I wish I were still a member. Anyway, I'm hoping to see them live in TX on the industrial strength tour with Ministry. That is if I can get off of work for the night and tickets don't sell out before I get the money to nab one.

[@mrwhopee]

@@lanceuppercut8220 Hate to be the bearer of bad news but that tour is postponed yet again and FLA is no longer on board, now it’s Ministry w/ The Melvins and Corrosion of Conformity. Don’t know why they’re still calling it the “industrial” strength tour now.

[@lanceuppercut8220]

@@mrwhopee Fuuuuu, Damn it. I mean I guess it's still worth going see Ministry so I can a live performance of Over The Shoulder and Work For Love...

[@mrwhopee]

@@lanceuppercut8220 lol, yeah I doubt you'll hear those songs unless Al is really messed up and decides to randomly throw them on the setlist. But with Al who knows?....

[@trikaxbot2224]

Different Timeline, same Frontline...!

[@alequ83]

FUCKING big like to this!

[@richardsdead]

Bill rocking that Nitzer Ebb look and dancing like he's had about 5 grams of amphetamine