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Posted: 07 Jan 2007, 02:02
by Thea
I know a few people who listen to goth.
We're not close...

Posted: 07 Jan 2007, 02:04
by weebleswobble
Zuma wrote:
(edit) - Moonchild :lol:
That Be MOONCHIIIIIIIIILD!!!!

Posted: 07 Jan 2007, 02:13
by Dark
lisabiker wrote:
Dark wrote:
nick the stripper wrote:I got asked to recite some of my favourite lyrics, recited all of “The End� by The Doors and got asked “Is that like Gothic music or something?�.

I almost smashed my head against a wall… and then I did when he started playing tacky hip hop and said “this is real music�.
...hate to break it to you, but The Doors were described as "gothic rock" in 1967.
Mmm remember jim's hated of labels even more and the goth label meant so much diff back in the 60s

xxx
I know nothing about Jim Morrison or The Doors, and AFAIK, "gothic" in the 60s just meant "vaguely related to gothic architechture, large, ornate, foreboding". :lol:

Posted: 07 Jan 2007, 02:15
by Planet Dave
weebleswobble wrote:
Zuma wrote:
(edit) - Moonchild :lol:
That Be MOONCHIIIIIIIIILD!!!!
Oh god, he's off. :lol:

Posted: 07 Jan 2007, 02:32
by James Blast
All my friends have the most excellent taste in music.
The people I work with are quite another thing, sadly.

Posted: 07 Jan 2007, 07:22
by paint it black
There's all these friends of mine, they've got me suffering...but i say we can work it out, they say, fool if you think it's over. to which i usually reply jump jump in for my love because i'm spinning around...to which they say f*ck off goth

Posted: 07 Jan 2007, 11:57
by Zuma
lisabiker wrote:
Dark wrote:
nick the stripper wrote:I got asked to recite some of my favourite lyrics, recited all of “The End� by The Doors and got asked “Is that like Gothic music or something?�.

I almost smashed my head against a wall… and then I did when he started playing tacky hip hop and said “this is real music�.
...hate to break it to you, but The Doors were described as "gothic rock" in 1967.
Mmm remember jim's hated of labels even more and the goth label meant so much diff back in the 60s

xxx
Same as it ever was then :)

Posted: 07 Jan 2007, 11:59
by Zuma
Planet Dave wrote:
weebleswobble wrote:
Zuma wrote:
(edit) - Moonchild :lol:
That Be MOONCHIIIIIIIIILD!!!!
Oh god, he's off. :lol:
Cue dry ice :lol:

(edit) when is the next BBQ in the Shire Dave?

Posted: 07 Jan 2007, 13:10
by Brideoffrankenstein
Luckily I have a boyfriend who's even more metal than me, but my close friends that I spend a lot of time with aren't really into it all which is ok really as I have other "metal" friends in London to go to gigs with.

Posted: 07 Jan 2007, 13:17
by Izzy HaveMercy
That's the advantage of having such a broad musical taste in music as well as in friends... ;D

I can always talk to ANY of my friends about music, be it rock, heavy metal, extreme metal, ambient, electro, industrial, wave, sixties, seventies... because I have at least one friend being into one of these genres. ;D

That means I have at least nine friends. Cool! ;)

IZ.

Posted: 07 Jan 2007, 13:28
by robertzombie
My best friend has exactly the same music taste as me, which is great, and useful seeing as we make music together, lol.

I know three people (including him) that like the Sisters and three teachers that like the sisters :D

Posted: 07 Jan 2007, 14:01
by smiscandlon
James Blast wrote:The people I work with are quite another thing, sadly.
My team at work used to consist of:

One Goth Boy.
One Gangsta Rap Dawg.
One Motown Funk Soul Diva.
One Happy Clappy Pop Shite Girl.

It made for some interesting conversations.

I had to explain to someone the other day that the Rainbow CD I'd said I was listening to was a 1970s rock group - not the soundtrack to a children's TV programme...

Posted: 07 Jan 2007, 16:59
by Silver_Owl
robertzombie wrote:I know three people (including him) that like the Sisters and three teachers that like the sisters :D
And why aren't they members of this forum? :urff: ;D

Posted: 07 Jan 2007, 18:34
by Ozpat
All my friends dislike my taste in music....except for one. :)

Posted: 07 Jan 2007, 18:47
by robertzombie
Hom_Corleone wrote:
robertzombie wrote:I know three people (including him) that like the Sisters and three teachers that like the sisters :D
And why aren't they members of this forum? :urff: ;D
My mates haven't got enough time :innocent:

the teachers on the other hand :P ... who knows

Posted: 07 Jan 2007, 19:12
by Badlander
Ozpat wrote:All my friends dislike my taste in music.
Does that mean HLers don't qualify as friends ? :innocent: :P :lol:

Posted: 07 Jan 2007, 19:16
by James Blast
Badlander wrote:
Ozpat wrote:All my friends dislike my taste in music.
Does that mean HLers don't qualify as friends ? :innocent: :P :lol:
only those as don't watch the DVDs you send them :innocent:

Posted: 07 Jan 2007, 22:01
by emilystrange
robertzombie wrote:the teachers on the other hand :P ... who knows
it's possible that we have a life..

Posted: 07 Jan 2007, 22:02
by robertzombie
well I wouldn't go that far :twisted:

Posted: 07 Jan 2007, 22:07
by emilystrange
ahem. you're speaking to one...

oh f*ck it, who am i trying to kid.

Posted: 07 Jan 2007, 22:53
by scotty
emilystrange wrote:
robertzombie wrote:the teachers on the other hand :P ... who knows
it's possible that we have a life..
:lol: :lol: You like The Darkness & spend more time than is healthy on here :lol: :lol: :twisted:

Posted: 07 Jan 2007, 22:55
by emilystrange
i have less posts than SOME..

Posted: 07 Jan 2007, 22:56
by Dark
And more than SOME.. ;)

(by the way, Miss Teach, it's "fewer posts") :oops:

Posted: 07 Jan 2007, 22:58
by scotty
emilystrange wrote:i have less posts than SOME..
Aye, you're right.........THREE!!! & we have over TWO THOUSAND members :lol: :twisted:

Posted: 08 Jan 2007, 07:38
by timsinister
Dark wrote:And more than SOME.. ;)

(by the way, Miss Teach, it's "fewer posts") :oops:
Kamikaze post?! :eek:

I've dated outside my musical tastes, and that went fine. More of concern is how conflicting your general personality is.