Skinny Puppy / Frontline Assembly Special 1992

Compendium of Canadian interviews from 1985 to 1991.

[@MrJpm1989]

The only reason why I am still alive is because I had Skinny Puppy when I was going through the worst time of my life. This music isn't negative it's uplifting and cries for change in the world.

[@BroodXindustrial]

That ain’t no shit. Bam. Summed it up there

[@claudiaweier1153]

Love you for that.

[@MrJpm1989]

@@claudiaweier1153 ⚘🌷♥️

[@RandumbR6Clips]

Real

[@dzemoski45]

I still listen to them today.

[@laszlozoltan5021]

me too

[@ashleymartinez7704]

NON STOP

[@jontonian]

Always and forever !

[@hunterdavis3003]

It might not seem like it but sp are geniuses, their music from then is still current today AND the stuff they’re producing today is incredible...

[@johnturtle6649]

while this may be true, I suspect ohgr may be a child molester. Also band has been suspiciously silent about the whole canadian trucker thing. I guess I cant fault them too much, they were probably MK ultra victims.

[@gazzz7484]

Still waiting for the skinny puppy Christmas album

[@marsneedstowels]

ROT! AND! DECORATE!

[@Koettnylle]

Good luck huh huh huh

[@williampodoll]

They are both 2 of my favorite bands

[@Jack_Rivet]

Fascinating set of clips. Smart dudes who really thought about what they were doing. Also amazing to see them all so young!

[@MrSulfor]

Saw Front Line Assembly in 98 a few days before I went to boot camp. Fulber was not onboard that tour but it was still an amazing gig and the driving beats kept me marching when I was to tired to move.

[@ericbryant6097]

I cant believe these dudes have been around this long ive been a fan since too dark park bought all their cd now I have to recollect them all

[@mrt5303]

KINGS OF INDUSTRIAL🔧🔨🔗📣

[@daisaigai7]

I hate it if they call it industrial music. These Canadian bands were way too pop-oriented. Nothing you would compare to Throbbing Gristle, SPK or Whitehouse.

[@callactm14]

The second wave of industrial maybe

[@passedtense436]

Is it a rule that whenever a genre is mentioned, someone has to argue about it? It's tiresome.

[@inachu]

Feels like 90’s was just yesterday

[@laszlozoltan5021]

2 years later, I find myself reading your comment...I have to agree, I'm a 56 y/o kid

[@justinwells1043]

It feels like 200 years ago in southern california

[@inachu]

@@justinwells1043 I sure do miss MARS FM in California. Best ever station ever. I think they went off air though

[@billybutcher4995]

Rhys Fulber had to be like 20 or 21 at this time. Literal kid genius.

[@2.7petabytes]

Thanks for the upload. Brings back so many memories!!

[@6pin66]

Ah City Limits , my education in good music before the internet . Much Music was great back then . They did one of their "Spotlight" shows on industrial . It had most of this plus Laibach , Godflesh , Foetus , Coil , NIN , and played pretty much prime time in the evening .

[@robertosmitho2012]

I liked and purchased all of their cd's a until the process after that virgin megastore closed and I couldn't find their cds but I think I started to listen to drum'nbass but I did saw the break dancing video that was a good song

[@sonsofanarchy5316]

I listen NON STOP

[@spiroskoyfos7223]

PERFECT...

[@ucookin]

ahhh i wanted to see that cocteau twins clip at the end :(

[@drakula420_]

Great compilation! Leeb was rocking a pretty kick ass haircut with that undercut &.......braid.

[@laszlozoltan5021]

it's too bad time seems to have mashed the energy and dynamism these two bands had- the newer stuff is pretty disappointing and never gets the rotation the original stuff does (even though Im pretty sick of hearing it nowadays- need new "old stuff" I guess - ha !)

[@erikhermansen3431]

I always just assumed the name skinny puppy came from it being the opposite of a fat cat.

[@DamnationEternal]

5:44 It sounds like it's Arnold Schwartzenegger is singing Iceolate, hah!

[@Sarke2]

Haha totally

[@musicuniverse1356]

Lol Well Bill Leeb is Austrian Lol. “where is Kuato the Martian leader?”

[@mindmy609]

rhys fulber looks a little like ''billy'' a young brad douriff who played in ''one flew over the cukoos nest'' and ''blue velvet''

[@Abruzzo333]

LOL my thoughts as well.

[@calabiyou]

Ah the interviewer is cute.

[@fembotfan4980]

yeah, Christmas songs. okay??..

[@Cevanfx]

So where the heck is the live footage from? Obviosly it's the Bites tour '85 but I never knew they had any pro shot stuff from that tour.

[@derkernspalter]

"Aint it dead yet" VHS Video + live CD. Later re-released as DVD.

[@CullenBohannon98]

Chunk blower. A film with guts.

[@seagrey75]

I need heavy duty music!

[@antagonizingusername]

5:54 gee, I sure hope somebody got fired for that blunder.

[@jagtheripper5297]

Damn Trent copied everything from them

[@MayorGoldieWilson825]

100 percent. The other day I watched Smothered Hope live from '87 or something and I was just like whoa, I forgot how Trent copied every single aspect of their style and music. Just everything.

[@Abruzzo333]

Not really. NIN sounds completely different than either group in my opinion. I think that a lot of people who think this are people who were not around back in the day and are not aware of how many industrial groups there were. Skinny Puppy, FLA, Front 242 etc.. did not spring from nothing. They were influenced by Portion Control, D.A.F, Test Dept. Cabaret Voltaire, Throbbing Gristle, Absolute Body Control, Klinik just to name a few. Trent was no ore influenced than any other next wave of industrial groups that were making a more percussive/dance driven form of industrial. They all put their own twist on the sound.

[@miketextbeak]

WELT

[@callactm14]

This is the real deal. Not that stupid bs nine in nails