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26 February 2006, 10:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Moonloops
Just bought Lacuna Coil
nice femal vocals - not sure about the male one though
nice femal vocals - not sure about the male one though
27 February 2006, 07:14 AM
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Originally Posted by drumsterphil
Aah, my beloved biker jacket (I'm getting all misty eyed with nostalgia). Mind you. it was the skin-tight black jeans and Converse All-Stars that I cringe the most about now!........... 
27 February 2006, 08:53 AM
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Originally Posted by wrx-ian
Ah Rock city went there once for a metal all-nighter.
Think it was a miss wet tee-shirt night as well.
Took my ears days to recover from that.
Think it was a miss wet tee-shirt night as well.
Took my ears days to recover from that.
They had a wet t-shirt competition at the same time and as I recall the girl who showed the most won 
27 February 2006, 07:11 PM
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Scoobynet Goth night ?? LOL.
If you watch the Field of The Nephilim DVDs you can just about see me and a mate in the crowd covered in flour and water !
Yeah the male vocals are not as good on Lacuna Coil. Seriously check out Monnspell next, very good. A bit heavier and very slick.
The goth scene is not as big as it was but its still there just more underground.
If you check out www.netgorth.org.uk it lists the venues and eventsd and you'll be surpirsed how much alternative stuff is gping on on your own doorstep !
I'm seeing the Tiger Lilies at the RFH on the 17th of March. OK its not goth but its goth interest and if you like the macbre you must see a play call Shock Headed Peter if it ever come back. Music by the Tiger Liilies is superb.
I am now off to listen to some Velvet Acid Christ.
Oh did any of you check out Combichrist yet ? If anyone wants any recommendations just let me know !
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If you watch the Field of The Nephilim DVDs you can just about see me and a mate in the crowd covered in flour and water !
Yeah the male vocals are not as good on Lacuna Coil. Seriously check out Monnspell next, very good. A bit heavier and very slick.
The goth scene is not as big as it was but its still there just more underground.
If you check out www.netgorth.org.uk it lists the venues and eventsd and you'll be surpirsed how much alternative stuff is gping on on your own doorstep !
I'm seeing the Tiger Lilies at the RFH on the 17th of March. OK its not goth but its goth interest and if you like the macbre you must see a play call Shock Headed Peter if it ever come back. Music by the Tiger Liilies is superb.
I am now off to listen to some Velvet Acid Christ.
Oh did any of you check out Combichrist yet ? If anyone wants any recommendations just let me know !
AllanB
28 February 2006, 10:46 AM
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Originally Posted by drumsterphil
Just realised nobody's mentioned Type O Negative!!
Now, THAT's a goth/rock band if ever there was one!
Now, THAT's a goth/rock band if ever there was one!
I'd still prefer to watch Amy Lee than Peter Steele any day of the week though.
28 February 2006, 11:21 AM
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Type O are a weird band to hear live. All their guitars/basses are detuned to play much lower notes, so they are unbelievably deep and heavy. You feel it in your legs and lungs rather than hear it. 
You don't really get the same effect listening to the CDs as most hifi's don't have the dynamic range to go that low. I never really rated them until I heard them play at Donington.
Btw Pete Steele is bloody huge in real life, got to be nearly 7ft tall and build like a brick $hithouse.
You don't really get the same effect listening to the CDs as most hifi's don't have the dynamic range to go that low. I never really rated them until I heard them play at Donington.
Btw Pete Steele is bloody huge in real life, got to be nearly 7ft tall and build like a brick $hithouse.
28 February 2006, 11:29 AM
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28 February 2006, 08:15 PM
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Originally Posted by drumsterphil
Just realised nobody's mentioned Type O Negative!!
Now, THAT's a goth/rock band if ever there was one!
Now, THAT's a goth/rock band if ever there was one!
01 March 2006, 07:21 AM
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Originally Posted by drumsterphil
Just realised nobody's mentioned Type O Negative!!
Now, THAT's a goth/rock band if ever there was one!
Now, THAT's a goth/rock band if ever there was one!
ooooh yes - saw them at Rock City back in 97 and went to their backstage party. Peter Steele - what a body
(MySlimelight card ran out in 1998 so that shows when I was last there - I don't look quite the same now either!!!)
01 March 2006, 09:18 AM
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Originally Posted by scoob_babe
ooooh yes - saw them at Rock City back in 97 and went to their backstage party. Peter Steele - what a body
26 April 2006, 07:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Iwan
Wahey, is that official news or a rumour?
Hey Evanescence Fans!
The announcement you've been waiting for has finally arrived! Evanescence's upcoming release, THE OPEN DOOR, will be in stores on Oct, 3. 2006!
Following the multi-platinum, worldwide success of FALLEN, THE OPEN DOOR is an ideal showcase for the band's inevitable personal and professional growth, with songs of introspection, longing, doubt, self-respect and ultimately, empowerment and anticipation.
Recorded in Los Angeles at The Record Plant with long-time friend and producer Dave Fortman, the album is defined by Amy Lee's beautiful melodies, profound lyrics, stunning vocals and poignant piano, which fuse with Terry Balsamo's urgent, yet intricate guitar playing, to form a remarkable, ethereal blend perfectly rooted in the band's rock and classical sensibilities.
Amy Lee shared some thoughts about the upcoming release:
"The making of this record has been really intense, but I've come out feeling purified. I've grown so much since 'Fallen,' and Terry is the perfect writing partner -- I feel like I've been lifted up to a whole new level of inspiration and possibilities. After all the things we've seen over the past couple of years, beautiful and tragic, in the end I'm really grateful. It has made us create music I could not be more in love with."
Keep an eye on Evanescence.com for more info as it becomes available. Now you can stay on top of the latest Evanescence news while you are on the move! Leave us your mobile phone number and you will receive mobile messages about the band!
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26 April 2006, 07:33 PM
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Cool, wonder why I never got the email - it's not been filtered as spam and I haven't unsubscribed. Oh well, tis good news. 
Great, I prefer their stuff that's like that to the more "rock" sounding stuff.
stunning vocals and poignant piano,
27 April 2006, 01:18 AM
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[quote=kingofturds]bullet for my valentine sound ok
there bloody ace. its the only album ive bought thatll ill never tire of hearing.
along with trivium. FANTASTIC
there bloody ace. its the only album ive bought thatll ill never tire of hearing.
along with trivium. FANTASTIC
28 April 2006, 12:18 AM
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Well i saw Lacuna Coil again this time at the Forum a few weeks ago and they were really good! a good night out down near the front on the floor
Also saw After Forever a couple of Months back and was really impressed.
Also saw After Forever a couple of Months back and was really impressed.
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