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machineryelf
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Re: What is Goth, REALLY GREAT
Aug 01, 2005, 21:18
top ten goth tunes
1.Specimen-Beauty Poison
2.UK Decay-Wolf
3.Red Lorry Yellow Lorry-Crawling Mantra
4.March Violets-Snakedance
5.Fields Of The Nephelim-Vet For The Insane
6.Ghostdance-Radar Love
7.Alien Sex Fiend-Attack
9.Sisters Of Mercy-phantom
10.Type o Negative-The Glorious Liberation Of The People's Technocratic Republic Of Vinnland By The Combined Forces Of The United Territories Of Europa

I have stood up to be counted, i shall now duck down as i can see the incoming excrement

P.S. I like U2 and R.E.O Speedwagon too.Starts building large underground bunker

N.P. Sisters version of 1969, it's better than the original
[laughs manically,starts digging really fast]
Popel Vooje
5373 posts

Re: What is Goth, REALLY GREAT
Aug 01, 2005, 22:26
Are you 18 years old and female? If so, fancy a shag?I don't mind buying the snakebites.
Popel Vooje
5373 posts

Re: Your least favourite acts, ever
Aug 01, 2005, 22:44
Haven't heard Duster Bennett or Martin Simpson tbh, but I have a couple of John Martyn albums and yes, they're both good. I don't really consider him a blues artist as such, though, as he was inspired by such a wide variety of sources (from folk to reggae to jazz to African pop) that it's difficult to pigeonhole him into any one genre.

Sure, if we're talking about white electric blues-influenced musicians with full bands I like Captain Beefheart, Kevin Coyne, the Yardbirds, the Groundhogs etc. but for me the crucial appeal of those artists is that they took Delta blues as a starting point and mutated it into something that was recognisably their own. From what I've heard of a lot of early Fleetwood Mac, though, they sound just a little bit too reverential towards their sources to really develop into something special, though. Sure, they were technically brilliant musicians but with one or two exceptions such as "Albatross" and "The Green Manalishi" I find their music a little derivative. Same with Cream - there are a few tracks I really like, but a lot of it just sounds to me like a fairly ham-fisted reinterpretation of earlier material. Don't take it too personally, though. I'm not claiming to be an authority or that my opinions are any more vaild than anyone else's, just describing my emotional reactions towards what I've heard.
Lawrence
9547 posts

Re: What is Goth, REALLY GREAT
Aug 01, 2005, 23:14
The only good thing about the Sisters was Wayne Hussey. And the Mission weren't really THAT bad. Although not mindblowing either, but how many Goths could actually play the guitar?
Seb
Seb
600 posts

Re: Your least favourite acts, ever
Aug 01, 2005, 23:43
a-r-f!
Beautiful Day
Beautiful Day
779 posts

Re: Your least favourite acts, ever
Aug 01, 2005, 23:52
vladislav mentioned Embrace and I wholeheartedly second as tedium personified, same goes for The Lighthouse Family, Ocean Colour Scene and Shed 7
vince
vince
1628 posts

Re: Your least favourite acts, ever
Aug 02, 2005, 00:21
i dunno...norfolk coast was pretty damn good imo
machineryelf
3681 posts

Re: What is Goth, REALLY GREAT
Aug 02, 2005, 08:19
why good sir you are indeed a bold creature, but i fear my honour shall remain intact, for i am saving myself for the dark Fearie Lord, and cannot sully myself with mere mortals, however a pint of snakey would be lovely and can you get our Doris a taboo and lemonade xxxxx.
machineryelf
3681 posts

Re: What is Goth, a curates egg
Aug 02, 2005, 08:39
The Mission were a cracking live band, saw them numerous times and every show was spot on.On record i could take or leave em. My brothers mate who roadied for them said they were all lovely blokes and Simon Hinkler used to play some absolutly brilliant stuff at soundchecks that never made it onto record.
The saddest thing i ever saw was visiting Leeds a couple of years ago, 2 couples fat and fortyish, in the full allblack white slap mode still yearning for 1984.obviously the world hadn't moved on for them for 20 years.
Rolling Ronnie
Rolling Ronnie
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Re: Your least favourite acts, ever
Aug 02, 2005, 10:02
Not taken personally PV, I'm just an argumentitive old sod! Keef Hartley Band anyone??
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