Skinny Puppy was one of the first industrial bands I discovered. The album was Rabies and, while it’s probably one of their more accessible releases, it was very strange and exotic at the time since my musical knowledge was mostly limited to what was played on MTV. I think the band features some of the best musicianship the genre has to offer, but at the same time its harshness and “ugliness” can make it a challenge for the unaccustomed. I find that their appeal is very personal and so my opinions on tracks often differ quite a bit from what seems to be general consensus, as will be evident in the picks below.

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Remission

I actually know these first two albums through the combined release Bites and Remission, but I’m going to list them separately mainly to give myself more opportunity to choose best tracks. Even so, this will leave me with some tough choices because there are so many greats on these early releases.

Smothered Hope — This is one of the best tracks in the entire Skinny Puppy catalog and is probably an obvious choice for many fans. With these early tracks some of synth and percussion sounds used might seem dated to some, but to me they are critical to the classic Puppy sound. Vocally, the passion with which Ogre asks “Why don’t you care?” hits me every time.
Glass Houses — After Smothered Hope it gets harder to choose best tracks because so many qualify. Glass Houses is a catchy song with weird, funky bass and memorable synth parts.
Sleeping Beast — Absolutely love the high energy of this song, very unusual in the Puppy catalog. The song might go on too long for something that doesn’t change very much, but in the end it doesn’t matter.

Honorable Mention:

Far Too Frail — It feels criminal to leave this song off the best list and on another day I might swap it out with one of the above. Already having second thoughts, but I could spend forever on this struggle and need to move on.
Icebreaker — I’m not sure if this is a popular one with fans or not but I’ve always loved the slow but powerful kick drum in this along with the soaring strings and the simple bassline. And on top of all that I really like the different vocal delivery on this one, pitched down low instead of the usual growl.
Solvent — This isn’t a track that comes immediately to mind when thinking back on favorite Puppy tracks, but it’s a really good one that they actually revisited on their 2013 release Weapon.

Worst Track: Probably Manwhole which I’m actually not as familiar with since it wasn’t included on the Bites and Remission combo-album. But still, it sounds more like an outtake than the rest of the album. I think the some of the same percussion in this track is used in the intro of Icebreaker but not positive. I don’t know which came first but Icebreaker sounds like a more polished track to me. I’m also not crazy about Glass Out which is basically a reprise of Glass Houses but not as good.

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Bites

This release includes some tracks that were also on Remission, so I’m going to ignore those when making this album’s list.

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Assimilate (R-23) — Assimilate is the obvious choice from this album. The drums are full of energy, with the snare sound changing slightly from hit to hit, and this has all the classic Puppy elements like the soaring-yet-mournful strings and Ogre’s voice yelling “Hot to assimilate!” I’m actually not too familiar with the different versions of this track but just consider this Richard 23 version as the primary one even though obviously it’s not the first.
Dead Lines — This is another track which for some reason doesn’t often come to mind as one of the greats, but it’s a fantastic track which is really representative of the early Puppy sound overall. The chorus is interesting in its own right, with clever little synth parts thrown in judiciously to tease you into listening further, and then the chorus is especially powerful and memorable.
The Choke — This is great for the exact same reasons as Dead Lines. The “ugly” machine gun synth in the chorus is actually what grants its power. I originally heard this song on the Twelve-Inch Anthology compilation release, which I’m not going to cover here since the songs all appear elsewhere. I haven’t heard that release since I got rid of my cassette collection many years ago, but maybe I’d actually prefer the version of this song that appears there? Something to look into.

Honorable Mention:

Last Call — Another great track that just misses out on the top list due to the fact that it doesn’t really have a chorus or any other different part to break things up, it just sorta continues doing the same thing for six minutes.

Worst Track: Really I would nominate any of the 5 tracks which did not carry over onto the Bites and Remission combo-release. To me it’s plainly evident why they were left behind; they just aren’t of the same caliber.

Mind: The Perpetual Intercourse

I think at this point we’re entering what some would still describe as mid-period Skinny Puppy, although in reality it’s still quite early in their career. For this album and the next few, I find them to be a mix of brilliantness and unlistenable stuff and so if I were ranking albums they probably wouldn’t be as high as the first two I’ve already covered. But there are still great tracks to b