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Title: one of FLA's early "bests"
Review: Digital Tension Dementia is one of FLA's best songs, delivered with pounding beats and great vocal work. This is the 7+ minute version. I won't endorse the politics, except to note that they reflect a predominant subpop-cultural view of world affairs during the last days of the Cold War, before the breach of the Berlin Wall:Can't say yes, can't say no, you're living in a fascist world.Violence is your point of view; it always gets the best of youFreedom's just a luxury of self-induced hostility.My back is up against the wall, and everywhere dead men fall.Big Money has the great sample "Why are you a killer for kicks?"The editing is by Anthony Valcic. This Wax Trax Cd was originally released in 1989 and is described as licensed from Third Mind. Evidently TVT reissued it a year later. An FLA classic, along with Caustic Grip (1991) and Tactical Neural Implant (1992), that belongs in your collection of late 80's industrial canadian stuff.
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