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Saturday, September 12, 2015

Song Saturday: Thrill Kill Kult's Sexy Sucker (Juicy Mix)


How's it going lurkers? I seem to be experiencing a bit of deja vu. You may recall that I published a Song Saturday blog last year, featuring music from the Industrial Disco band, My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult.

Earlier, I did a blog search on the band and noticed something interesting. If you look at the date of that previously published blog, I published it on September 13, 2014. Wow!

Today's Song Saturday blog is another blog about My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult except today is September 12, 2015. Uncanny, isn't it? I think so.

Today I was also finally able to locate another remix of the band's song, "Sexy Sucker." It's the "Juicy Mix."

I have always enjoyed listening to "The Juicy Mix" version off  The Thrill Kill Kult's 1997 album, A Crime For All Seasons. The title of their remix is slightly different.

Rather than being called "Sexy Sucker (The Juicy Mix)," it is called "Sexy Sucker (Suck It Mix)."

My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult reissued their 1997 album, A Crime For All Seasons in 2000. The band's 1997 reissue included a remixed version of "Sexy Sucker" and it was "The Juicy Mix."

"The Juicy Mix" is by far the best remix of the "Sexy Sucker" single, which also happens to be my favorite. Anyway, let's revisit My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult 1 year later for this Song Saturday.

Thrill Kill Kult "Sexy Sucker [Juicy Mix]" A Crime For All Seasons (2000)

Saturday, January 3, 2015

Song Saturday: Front 242 Featuring KMFDM & The Prodigy

How's it going lurkers? Today I have some more Industrial Metal and Electronic Body Music (EBM) dating back to 1993. In 1993, Front 242 collaborated with both KMFDM and The Prodigy. 

These 3 groups in particular have independently collaborated with various musicians within the last 2-3 decades. Front 242 is considered 1 of the 10 pioneers of Industrial Metal and EBM. 

The fact that they worked with both KMFDM and The Prodigy makes me want to listen to Front 242 even more. Anyway, here's a double dose of Front 242 to begin this year's Song Saturday.

1) Front 242 [Featuring KMFDM] "Modern Angel" Angels Versus Animals EP (1993)

2) Front 242 [Featuring The Prodigy] "Religion" [Bass Under Siege Mix] Religion EP (1993)

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