Is an industrial song ever really done? KMFDM’s 1993 release Naïve/Hell to Go asks that question, revisiting tracks from their 1990 release Naïve and offering new remixes and modified versions. Leaning heavily on sequenced aggression - pounding drum machines, serrated metal guitar loops, and chant-ready slogans that feel engineered as much for the dance floor as the mosh pit. Tracks like “Go to Hell” and “A Drug Against War” distill the band’s confrontational ethos into blunt, almost cartoonishly militant hooks that nonetheless hit with real force.
 
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Intro - Welcome/Naïve
19:10 - Got To Hell (Fuck MTV Mix)
24:57 - Godlike (Doglike Mix)
27:47 - Die Now Live Later (Born Again Mix)
Outro - Disgust (Live in Seattle)
 
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