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 Posted: Tue Jan 02, 2007 11:05 am
kitttie is some kinda death metal goth band but hey their awsome not bad.
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Posted: Tue Jan 02, 2007 11:47 am
darkest_hour91 kitttie is some kinda death metal goth band but hey their awsome not bad. Alternative metal. But nonetheless, what are your favorite albums of theirs?
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Posted: Tue Jan 02, 2007 12:36 pm
Dead Ed GilAskan Dead Ed GilAskan Dead Ed GilAskan "Deep" - Peter Murphy "Subway" - Peter Murphy Huh, I never knew he went solo. smile Yeah, he's released more solo albums than he released albums with Bauhaus. In the last 21 years (his first solo album came out in '86), he's released 8 albums. "Deep" is widely considered his best album. "Subway" is a single from his album "Cascade", and is my favorite individual song of his. Maybe I'll look some of his solo works up. Is there any significant change in the sound from Bauhaus to his solo career? Different albums of his have different styles. Although a lot of the albums still feature post-punk and goth-rock, he also experiments with some adult-alternative and pop. Interesting to know that he is experimental with his music, but what's the "adult-alternative" genre? confused "Adult Alternative" is a general term used to describe alternative rock primarily aimed at an adult (and by adult, I mean 25+) audience. Also, adult-alternative commonly experiments with elements of jazz and/or world-folk music (such as celtic).
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Posted: Tue Jan 02, 2007 1:16 pm
GilAskan Dead Ed GilAskan Dead Ed GilAskan Yeah, he's released more solo albums than he released albums with Bauhaus. In the last 21 years (his first solo album came out in '86), he's released 8 albums. "Deep" is widely considered his best album. "Subway" is a single from his album "Cascade", and is my favorite individual song of his. Maybe I'll look some of his solo works up. Is there any significant change in the sound from Bauhaus to his solo career? Different albums of his have different styles. Although a lot of the albums still feature post-punk and goth-rock, he also experiments with some adult-alternative and pop. Interesting to know that he is experimental with his music, but what's the "adult-alternative" genre? confused "Adult Alternative" is a general term used to describe alternative rock primarily aimed at an adult (and by adult, I mean 25+) audience. Also, adult-alternative commonly experiments with elements of jazz and/or world-folk music (such as celtic). So by that, do you mean something with graphic depictions of sex/violence, or do you mean something with powerful vocabulary and themes most teenagers wouldn't get?
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Posted: Tue Jan 02, 2007 4:02 pm
Dead Ed GilAskan Dead Ed GilAskan Dead Ed GilAskan Yeah, he's released more solo albums than he released albums with Bauhaus. In the last 21 years (his first solo album came out in '86), he's released 8 albums. "Deep" is widely considered his best album. "Subway" is a single from his album "Cascade", and is my favorite individual song of his. Maybe I'll look some of his solo works up. Is there any significant change in the sound from Bauhaus to his solo career? Different albums of his have different styles. Although a lot of the albums still feature post-punk and goth-rock, he also experiments with some adult-alternative and pop. Interesting to know that he is experimental with his music, but what's the "adult-alternative" genre? confused "Adult Alternative" is a general term used to describe alternative rock primarily aimed at an adult (and by adult, I mean 25+) audience. Also, adult-alternative commonly experiments with elements of jazz and/or world-folk music (such as celtic). So by that, do you mean something with graphic depictions of sex/violence, or do you mean something with powerful vocabulary and themes most teenagers wouldn't get? The latter. It's meant to appeal to adults, and not to teenagers.
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Posted: Tue Jan 02, 2007 10:38 pm
GilAskan Dead Ed GilAskan Dead Ed GilAskan Different albums of his have different styles. Although a lot of the albums still feature post-punk and goth-rock, he also experiments with some adult-alternative and pop. Interesting to know that he is experimental with his music, but what's the "adult-alternative" genre? confused "Adult Alternative" is a general term used to describe alternative rock primarily aimed at an adult (and by adult, I mean 25+) audience. Also, adult-alternative commonly experiments with elements of jazz and/or world-folk music (such as celtic). So by that, do you mean something with graphic depictions of sex/violence, or do you mean something with powerful vocabulary and themes most teenagers wouldn't get? The latter. It's meant to appeal to adults, and not to teenagers. Interesting... not to sound self-conceited or anything, but adult-alternative sounds pretty intriguing to me. Heh, although we should probably stop discussing that genre; it's spam to this thread. sweatdrop
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Posted: Wed Jan 03, 2007 1:31 pm
I currently love Sisters of Mercy but my mom won't let me listen to them in the house.
stare
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Posted: Wed Jan 03, 2007 1:38 pm
XAngelFromYourNightmareX I currently love Sisters of Mercy but my mom won't let me listen to them in the house.
stare I don't see why... they have a fairly mellow sound to them and there's no foul language in it that I've heard.
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Posted: Wed Jan 03, 2007 8:28 pm
XAngelFromYourNightmareX I currently love Sisters of Mercy but my mom won't let me listen to them in the house.
stare headphones
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Posted: Thu Jan 04, 2007 3:05 pm
ketchakik XAngelFromYourNightmareX I currently love Sisters of Mercy but my mom won't let me listen to them in the house.
stare headphones Have. And I have them on my Ipod.
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Posted: Thu Jan 04, 2007 3:08 pm
Dead Ed XAngelFromYourNightmareX I currently love Sisters of Mercy but my mom won't let me listen to them in the house.
stare I don't see why... they have a fairly mellow sound to them and there's no foul language in it that I've heard. She doesn't like anything I listen to. She says it's a bad example for my younger siblings.
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Posted: Thu Jan 04, 2007 3:11 pm
Sometimes I think she does it to annoy me. neutral
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Posted: Thu Mar 22, 2007 2:40 pm
Nick Cave Greatest Hits
Anything by Lacuna Coil
Anything by Queensryche
Anything by Dream Theater
Type o Negative
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Posted: Mon Apr 02, 2007 8:39 am
Lamb of god - ashes to the wake- now youve got something to die for/ laid to rest ^^
and their new albums pretty good too
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Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2007 3:39 pm
Kittie. No album preference
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