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T tikitube Grand Member (1 year) Ozark Underwater Cliffs Joined: Apr 25, 2017 Posts: 279	T tikitube Posted posted on Thu, Aug 30, 2018 8:16 AM I was heavily into the industrial scene in my youth, but never connected that with tiki. I did have (might still have) TGs Greatest hits on cassette, and it never registered as tiki influenced. That being said, my interest in tiki and industrial music grew independently of each other. What's more interesting is that those of us who were into industrial were sorta anti-fad and anti-pop culture, so it's ironic to me that we find ourselves in this stereotype of "riverheads turned tikiphiles". The more it changes, the more we stay the same... [ Edited by: tikitube 2018-08-30 08:18 ]

I was heavily into the industrial scene in my youth, but never connected that with tiki. I did have (might still have) TGs Greatest hits on cassette, and it never registered as tiki influenced.

That being said, my interest in tiki and industrial music grew independently of each other.

What's more interesting is that those of us who were into industrial were sorta anti-fad and anti-pop culture, so it's ironic to me that we find ourselves in this stereotype of "riverheads turned tikiphiles". The more it changes, the more we stay the same...

[ Edited by: tikitube 2018-08-30 08:18 ]

Post #789528 by tikitube on Thu, Aug 30, 2018 8:16 AM