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Posted: 26 Aug 2003, 13:38
by whitesatin
Maybe if i true to the meaning of a word like * obsessions*, my conclusion is turn out veeeery simple.
The Sisters Of Mercy and Mr.Mark Lanegan.
The rest is always changeable........
Re: Other music obsessions
Posted: 26 Aug 2003, 19:44
by Big Si
Nick_O_Tine wrote:Jim wrote:.By the way, welcome. You gonna hang here and run your board at the same time?
Do you think I will have trouble in making two things at the same time?, do you have problems with Miss Nick O´Tine being here and in "the other board" at the same time
?.
Just ignore him, he doesn't wear pants and he's known as Judas in his spare time
Posted: 26 Aug 2003, 21:06
by Lars Svensson
In answer to t'original question...
My boat is especially floated, in no particular order, by:
Sex Pistols
Bauhaus
Kraftwerk
JAMC (up to the late 90s when it just went horribly wrong)
Nephilim
David Sylvian
Japan
Bark Psychosis
Joy Division
New Order
Talk Talk
Frankie Goes To Hollywood
A-ha (oh yeah)
The Fall (in the right mood)
The...ahem...M*****n
The Beatles
Velvet Underground
Gorecki (honestly not trying to be pretentious here...pls believe me)
Pil (1978-1987, after that they should've ditched the singer)
The Cure
And finally, I find myself championing The Smiths: After just not 'getting' them for nearly 20 years I have finally discovered them...and am very pleased in a Cheshire Cat sort of way for finally managing it! Wahey...
There are more...but I can't remember 'em!
Posted: 26 Aug 2003, 23:14
by JansenClone
Lars Svensson wrote:David Sylvian
Japan
Nice!
Michael
(Steve)JansenClone
Posted: 26 Aug 2003, 23:43
by pikkrong
whitesatin wrote:Maybe if i true to the meaning of a word like * obsessions*, my conclusion is turn out veeeery simple.
the same words:
only Sisters/Sisterhood, Siouxsie, Joy Division will remain from my list... well, Phillip Boa is something special, too
Posted: 26 Aug 2003, 23:46
by pikkrong
pikkrong wrote:whitesatin wrote:Maybe if i true to the meaning of a word like * obsessions*, my conclusion is turn out veeeery simple.
the same words:
only Sisters/Sisterhood, Siouxsie, Joy Division will remain from my list... well, Phillip Boa is something special, too
maybe... or maybe still... something more...
Posted: 27 Aug 2003, 00:12
by Lars Svensson
JansenClone wrote:Lars Svensson wrote:David Sylvian
Japan
Nice!
Michael
(Steve)JansenClone
Aaaaah, Mr Jansen...I DID wonder!! But then I thought, 'nooooo, it couldn't be a reference to HIM, COULD it??'
Wahey!
However, Mr Sylvian's latest work is a bit on the...unlistenable side, sadly...Come back Rain Tree Crow, all is forgiven!!
Anyway, before I get shouted at for being Off Topic...I'll get me coat...
Posted: 27 Aug 2003, 12:02
by JansenClone
Lars Svensson wrote:JansenClone wrote:Lars Svensson wrote:David Sylvian
Japan
Nice!
Michael
(Steve)JansenClone
Aaaaah, Mr Jansen...I DID wonder!! But then I thought, 'nooooo, it couldn't be a reference to HIM, COULD it??'
Wahey!
Anyway, before I get shouted at for being Off Topic...I'll get me coat...
Nah, I wouldn't worry. The Topic was other music
Let me know if you're looking for any live / demo / obscure things. I seem to have quite a few...
Posted: 27 Aug 2003, 13:31
by Black Planet
Obsession? Don't get me started.....Andrew and Zodiac Mindwarp are my obsessions.
Well I am partial to but not obsessed with:
Peter Murphy
Love and Rockets
The Cult
The Cure
Depeche Mode
Billy Idol
The Smiths
The Clash
Pyschedelic Furs
Posted: 27 Aug 2003, 14:27
by hallucienate
hmm, bands that I've been known to take a serious interest in would include:
New Model Army
The Smiths/ Some Moz solo stuff
Carter USM
Placebo
Iron Maiden
Max Normal
No Friends Of Harry
Depeche Mode
PWEI
JAMC
and more recently BRMC
None of them have come close to the Sisters though...
Posted: 27 Aug 2003, 14:36
by MrChris
So, you two, what was it like in the Eighties?
Posted: 27 Aug 2003, 14:47
by hallucienate
Posted: 27 Aug 2003, 14:49
by randdebiel²
I love a lot of different things....but if we're talking "obsession"....then it has to be coil, current'93, joy division, portishead and the velvet underground (+ john cale solo....) and pulp
Posted: 27 Aug 2003, 14:49
by Jim
MrChris wrote:So, you two, what was it like in the Eighties?
Ah, the eighties - great days.
I can remember being heavily into such luminaries as "he-man", "transformers", "thundercats" and a group that I believe has made a recent come-back of dubious merit "star wars figures".
Now
that was living.
Posted: 27 Aug 2003, 14:49
by Master Margarita
I can't believe it. No mention of either Birdland or Leather Nun. Unbelievable.
Posted: 27 Aug 2003, 14:54
by randdebiel²
now I also like....
aha
the cure
an pierlé
fields of the neph
bowie
roxy music (first albums with eno...)
john cage
michael nyman
philip glass
miles davis
alexander scriabine
rachmaninoff
aphex twin
eminem
grandmaster flash
the pixies!
wagner
the doors
the sex pistols
pil
led zeppelin
deep purple
a lot of 80's crap
abba
and a lot more.....Ican't mention everything can I?
Posted: 27 Aug 2003, 14:57
by hallucienate
Jim wrote:MrChris wrote:So, you two, what was it like in the Eighties?
Ah, the eighties - great days.
I can remember being heavily into such luminaries as "he-man", "transformers", "thundercats" and a group that I believe has made a recent come-back of dubious merit "star wars figures".
Now
that was living.
My most vivid memory would be Robotech
Posted: 27 Aug 2003, 15:00
by MrChris
That's at least two mentions of A-ha. If we're talking about bands we USED to be really into, I make three. A-ha, and also the Pet Shop Boys. And even EARLY Depeche Mode. But I was but a mere slip of a lad then, and still at Middle School. Pal Waktaar, what a fine lyricist...and Morten Harket, what a falsetto...and those cheekbones...
Hmmm, reading this message back, I feel a need to reassert my masculinity...I'm going to go and pick up something heavy, and drop it a couple of times.
Posted: 27 Aug 2003, 15:13
by randdebiel²
nono...I'(m still very into aha (not to be taken litterally
)
and the pet shop boys too btw...and also forgot, the later talk talk work (y)
Posted: 27 Aug 2003, 15:16
by Guest
hallucienate wrote:Jim wrote:MrChris wrote:So, you two, what was it like in the Eighties?
Ah, the eighties - great days.
I can remember being heavily into such luminaries as "he-man", "transformers", "thundercats" and a group that I believe has made a recent come-back of dubious merit "star wars figures".
Now
that was living.
My most vivid memory would be Robotech
We dig Optimus Prime and not Galvitron...
Posted: 27 Aug 2003, 15:36
by pikkrong
Master Margarita wrote:I can't believe it. No mention of either Birdland or Leather Nun. Unbelievable.
shame on me!!!
LEATHER NUN (has to be added to the longer version of my list)
Gimme Gimme Gimme (this Swedish band after midnight
)...
Posted: 27 Aug 2003, 15:39
by hallucienate
CorpPunk wrote:We dig Optimus Prime and not Galvitron...
Can You Dig It
Posted: 27 Aug 2003, 15:55
by Guest
hallucienate wrote:CorpPunk wrote:We dig Optimus Prime and not Galvitron...
Can You Dig It
HELLZ YEAH!
Posted: 27 Aug 2003, 15:56
by hallucienate
Posted: 27 Aug 2003, 16:06
by Master Margarita
pikkrong wrote:Master Margarita wrote:I can't believe it. No mention of either Birdland or Leather Nun. Unbelievable.
shame on me!!!
LEATHER NUN (has to be added to the longer version of my list)
Gimme Gimme Gimme (this Swedish band after midnight
)...
Pikkrong, I was counting on you not to let me down.