What makes The Best of Pigface: Preaching to the Perverted by Pigface notable?

This compilation is significant for its representation of the band's influence on the industrial genre, featuring tracks that highlight their raw energy and confrontational lyrical themes. It received attention for its audacious style, contributing to Pigface's legacy within the underground music scene and helping to inspire future industrial acts. In 2001, Pigface was solidifying its reputation as a cornerstone of the industrial music scene. This compilation album, released after their previous studio effort 'Notes From the Underground' (1999), captures the band's eclectic evolution and collaboration with various artists across their career. The release showcases their diverse sonic experimentation leading up to this point.

Who is The Best of Pigface: Preaching to the Perverted for?

The Best of Pigface: Preaching to the Perverted works well if you're into wave-like emotional experiences, dynamic peaks and valleys and provocative and chaotic energy.

How many songs are on The Best of Pigface: Preaching to the Perverted?

The Best of Pigface: Preaching to the Perverted has 35 tracks, running approximately 132 minutes.

The Best of Pigface: Preaching to the Perverted

Pigface · 2001

132 min · 35 tracks · industrial metal · industrial rock

A chaotic fusion of industrial metal and rock, punctuated by provocative lyrics and experimental soundscapes.

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Good fit if you like

wave-like emotional experiences
dynamic peaks and valleys
provocative and chaotic energy
engaging for live performance enthusiasts
for late-night exploration

Maybe skip if you want

prefer straightforward song structures
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Where this album fits

Career context: In 2001, Pigface was solidifying its reputation as a cornerstone of the industrial music scene. This compilation album, released after their previous studio effort 'Notes From the Underground' (1999), captures the band's eclectic evolution and collaboration with various artists across their career. The release showcases their diverse sonic experimentation leading up to this point.
Stylistic neighbors: Ministry· Nine Inch Nails· KMFDM

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Tracklist

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Disc 1

1 Intro 0:07
2 Kiss King 4:30
3 Nutopia 4:50
4 Think (Addiction/Salvation mix) 3:15
5 Asphole 5:01
6 Divebomber 4:19
7 Chickasaw 6:01
8 Steamroller 2:10
9 Hagseed 2:32
10 Cutting Face 4:12
11 Fuck It Up (Did You Ever Get the Feeling?) 3:42
12 Alle Ist Mein 2:30
13 Ten Ground and Down 4:26
14 Seven Words 1:27
15 Satellite 4:11
16 Hips, Tits, Lips, Power! 4:18
17 Suck 3:40
18 Point Blank 2:37
19 Empathy 3:55
20 I Can Do No Wrong (live) 5:19

Disc 2

1 Martin Interview 2:45
2 Dribble 4:17
3 Spanish Lesson (mix 3) 3:35
4 Chickasuarus 5:04
5 Sickaspfuck (Full Gimball #1 club mix) 4:59
6 Lost Track 2:59
7 Taiko 4:23
8 Cold (Mickey #2) 5:57
9 Ogre (& The Six Million Dollar Man) 2:06
10 Dog 3:08
11 Hips Tits Lips Power (Britishit mix) 3:30
12 Radio ID Fuck Ups 0:50
13 Mickey #1 4:54
14 War Ich Nicht (live) / Amphetamineamphetamine (live) / Girls Are Cool (live) 6:40
15 You Know You Know You Know 4:18

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