Review of Bloodchild

This compilation has some pretty good stuff and some not so great material. I will comment by saying that the very first :wumpscut: track I ever heard was Hang Him Higher, which was featured on another compilation, Critical Mass. I fell in love with it and this prompted me to buy, and hear, nearly ever single track Rudy ever did. It has one of the most beautiful piano melodies of any industrial track I've heard. It's soon followed by a somewhat dirtier version of Koslow. I like this one better as it seems a bit more harsher. There's some other awesome ambient/slow tracks on here like; Frozen Images, To the Sky and Lamandier. I sometimes wish Rudy would regress to this style for his newer stuff but to each his own I guess. Now he gets his bitches to sing for some of his tracks, which I'm getting tired of.

The tracks I dislike on here are both the last two tracks on each disc, but for the most part there's some good stuff on here, even if it sounds kinda dated. If your like me and you like to hear how an artist got to where he was then this is a great example but overall I have heard better older material from other industrial artists.