I will forever associate this song with Beavis and Butthead. Especially the "Naughty, naughty, very naughty" part.

I was always a bigger fan of the song 'Boss Drum', but yeah.. good vid.

I read that headline and had this pop in my head.

NakedReporta: I read that headline and had this pop in my head.

And it's gonna be stuck in my head all day.

I would rather be Rickrolled. I guess I haven't done enough drugs to get that song.

Tragic band. One of the guys drowned while shooting the move any mountain video.

Ha, i haven't listened to my Shamen cds in about 15 years. might just have to keep it that way.

Man, been 15 years already. Still remember watching the video for Move Any Mountain on 120 Minutes. Still have the CD somewhere.

WallyFenderson: NakedReporta: I read that headline and had this pop in my head.

And it's gonna be stuck in my head all day.

Thirded...

Ooooooo-oy, know that something good is gonna happeeeeeeeeen

ramell

Utah Saints?

Chute the Moon: ramell

Utah Saints?

Yuppers

420greg: Tragic band. One of the guys drowned while shooting the move any mountain video.

zabbers: Ha, i haven't listened to my Shamen cds in about 15 years. might just have to keep it that way.

Actually the Shamen were one of the most innovative bands ever, but you'd never guess it by watching "Ebeneezer Goode" which was their little tribute to MDMA.

They pretty much defined sample heavy acid rock with "In Gorbechev We Trust" and their other early albums, and the original "En-Tact" is an acid house classic. Do note, there are two versions of this album, and the original is VERY hard to find, even on file sharing services. The dead give away is a ten minute version of "Evil Is Even" that you have the TRUE version of the album and not the remixed to hell American version.

They went to hell when Will Sin drowned (allegedly while on acid) and Colin Angus was joined by Mr. C, and they descended into pop nonsense.

Still, their pop music is a million times better their the crap we have today.

They were good, but their antics will never match the KLF, Altern8 , or Spiral Tribe for rave inspired anarchistic madness.

E's are good, E's are good.


/man, The only way to follow that up is with some Semame's Treet (new window)

I have a question. Does anyone remember who did the song "Something Good" W/ the Kate Bush sample? It's been bugging me all day.

raiden23: I have a question. Does anyone remember who did the song "Something Good" W/ the Kate Bush sample? It's been bugging me all day.

Utah Saints, "Something good"

Mekkab

You're awesome. Thank you.

I like Boss Drum better


More oldskool madness:
KLF, Extreme Noise Terror and automatic rifle at BRITs (story behind it, original)
Altern8
D-Mob
Wubble U
Andrew Lloyd Webber

LewDux: I like Boss Drum better


More oldskool madness:
KLF, Extreme Noise Terror and automatic rifle at BRITs (story behind it, original)
Altern8
D-Mob
Wubble U
Andrew Lloyd Webber

Yeah, that shiat all sucks.

Pontus and the Nail Drivers: LewDux: I like Boss Drum better


More oldskool madness:
KLF, Extreme Noise Terror and automatic rifle at BRITs (story behind it, original)
Altern8
D-Mob
Wubble U
Andrew Lloyd Webber

Yeah, that shiat all sucks.

Kindly STFU about the KLF, the KLF are farking geniuses. Chill Out is one of my all time favorite albums.

808 State,A Guy Called Gerald, and Orbital also ftw.

Thanks subby. It brings back happier days before liquid dancing, running outfits and lightsticks.

Glitchwerks
Actually the Shamen were one of the most innovative bands ever, but you'd never guess it by watching "Ebeneezer Goode" which was their little tribute to MDMA.

They pretty much defined sample heavy acid rock with "In Gorbechev We Trust" and their other early albums, and the original "En-Tact" is an acid house classic. Do note, there are two versions of this album, and the original is VERY hard to find, even on file sharing services. The dead give away is a ten minute version of "Evil Is Even" that you have the TRUE version of the album and not the remixed to hell American version.

They went to hell when Will Sin drowned (allegedly while on acid) and Colin Angus was joined by Mr. C, and they descended into pop nonsense.

Still, their pop music is a million times better their the crap we have today.

They were good, but their antics will never match the KLF, Altern8 , or Spiral Tribe for rave inspired anarchistic madness.




Would like to have a word with you

LewDux: Wubble U

Um, how many sheets of acid do you have to eat to come up with stuff like that?

MooHeiferGhandi: Thanks subby. It brings back happier days before liquid dancing, running outfits and lightsticks.

You're welcome.

Here's some more old school techno:

Temple of Dreams by Messiah (new window)

Sit on Acid by The Lords of Acid (new window)

LSD is the Bomb by Radioactive Goldfish (new window)

I've Fallen and I Can't Get Up (new window)

'nuff said (new window)