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A really crazy coincidence (Godflesh and Devin related)
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Sun Sep 30, 2007 6:25 pmby IronMaiden736
My friend pointed this out to me...
On Godflesh - Streetcleaner, there's a song called Dead Head. AND theres a song called Tiny Tears. dun dun dun DUNN
Devin has said he was a Godflesh fan didn't he? Because this is too cool.
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Sun Sep 30, 2007 9:35 pmby sj_2150
He is. Streetcleaners a crazy awesome album
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Mon Oct 01, 2007 2:03 amby FUBAR
Yeh Dev actually copied a riff from one of the songs on the 'Pure' album can't remember which one.
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Mon Oct 01, 2007 7:31 amby Josiah Tobin
I Wasn't Born To Follow, yeah. The same riff is in All Hail The New Flesh, one of the slower moshy ones.
Re: A really crazy coincidence (Godflesh and Devin related)
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Sat May 09, 2009 5:11 pmby Alien_Lover
And now on Addict there's a song called Godflesh
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Sun May 10, 2009 3:40 pmby Leechmaster
Josiah Tobin wrote:I Wasn't Born To Follow, yeah. The same riff is in All Hail The New Flesh, one of the slower moshy ones.
Is the "I was born not to follow" line in Let It Roll harking back to that song as well?
Re: A really crazy coincidence (Godflesh and Devin related)
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Mon May 11, 2009 12:11 pmby Blazingmonga
I'm sure either Devin/SYL supported Godflesh at one point, but I can't remember when. Possibly along with Fear Factory? I might just be going mad though.
Don't know if Mr Broadrick has ever mentioned Dev.
Re: Re:
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Tue May 12, 2009 11:15 amby Billy Rhomboid
Leechmaster wrote:Josiah Tobin wrote:I Wasn't Born To Follow, yeah. The same riff is in All Hail The New Flesh, one of the slower moshy ones.
Is the "I was born not to follow" line in Let It Roll harking back to that song as well?
unless it's a Byrds reference.
Or a Social Distortion reference. that would be cool.
Re: A really crazy coincidence (Godflesh and Devin related)
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Thu Jun 04, 2009 8:41 amby :)
all the associations are no coincidence
there's Dead Head/Deadhead, Tiny Tears/Tiny Tears
I Wasn't Born to Follow riff is in All Hail the New Flesh
Amidst the side-projects and Broadrick’s energies being fuelled elsewhere, Godflesh released the album ‘Hymns’ in 2001 and switched to the label Music for Nations, propelling them on a tour of Britain with Industrial heavyweights Fear Factory, before embarking on a tour in December 2001 with Devin Townsend and Kill II This. But Broadrick could never recover from his demons and in 2002 suffered a nervous breakdown that was the final straw in the decision of Godflesh to separate.
