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CARL ORFF - CARMINA BURANA

Used and abused to flog anything from the Third Reich to Old Spice to new "talent"

But basically Goth it just needs some geetars

"O Fortuna, sing this corrosion to me"

The translation isn't literal

10,000 Days (Wings Pt.2) by Tool

XidiouX wrote: If you like Bowie circa Let's Dance, esp. Criminal World and Cat People, I'm sure you'll love these. Actually, I'll add those two tracks to the list as well.
XidiouX

They were the 2 that I was gonna mention.

The Holy Bible - Manics
And like one of them is pure dead and everything.
So goff....

I thought he's only presumed dead?

Not sure about awesome, but...

Die Ärzte - Leichenhalle

(the transcription is awful. Don't use it to learn German. Or look at it. Ew.)

Nero - Promises

The first goth UK number 1 ? is a big fan of dubstep, so I shouldn't really be surprised at the link between the two genres.


http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=llDikI2hTtk

paint it black wrote:

Nikolas Vitus Lagartija wrote:George Michael - Careless Whisper.

Not my own nomination, but that of Wayne and apparently.
http://www.songwritingmagazine.co.uk/li ... ssey/19345

at the time, a 10 best things interview, he said he had two copies, as anything that good should be owned twice ~ something like that anyway

If I remember, it was that he had the record (not sure about two) even though he didn't have a record player. Despite that, he felt it was important to own the artefact as the song was, in his view, so good.


XidiouX

Some R.E.M. tracks:

Low
Drive
Try Not To Breathe
Sweetness Follows
I Took Your Name
Turn You Inside Out
The One I Love
Boy In The Well
Leave
Hope (based on Suzanne by LC - credited)
Undertow

and probably umpteen others.


Blade Runner score - Vangelis

Blade Runner Blues
Rachel's Song (one of the most heartbreaking pieces of music ever written which was outrageously not used in the movie.)


XidiouX

ritchie blackmore's rainbow (as if there were any other) -self portrait
sinead o'connor -troy
patti smith -most of easter but mainly privilege and we three
billie holiday -strange fruit
motorhead -1916
squeeze -labelled with love
catatonia -chardonnay
men they couldn't hang -green fields of france
ac/dc -squealer
amy winehouse -back to black
girls aloud -beautiful cause you love me
lady gaga -bloody mary

...basically anything that makes you want to cry/laugh uncontrollably in a melancholy-fuck-it style in a minor key?

eastmidswhizzkid wrote: catatonia -chardonnay


...basically anything that makes you want to cry/laugh uncontrollably in a melancholy-fuck-it style in a minor key?

Catatonia had some great goth chord sequences, especially on their first album Way Beyond Blue which I played to death when it came out in the 90s.

Some awesome choices throughout - definitely agree with 'Careless Whisper' especially. I also find a bit of techno quite goth in it's own way.

Julie Covington - Only Women Bleed
Hazel O'Connor - Will You
The Church - Under the Milky Way
Chris Isaak - Wicked Game
ABC - All of my heart
Black - Sweetest Smile (well goth)

and a lot of theme tunes from movies - some obvious like 'Betty Blue' or 'Paris, Texas', but also stuff like the main theme from 'Chaplin' fits in well on any goth mixtape.

i was just listening to "wicked game" by chris isaak, i've loved that song since it first came out. that definitely belongs on here. and talking of julie covington, "don't cry for me argentina" wouldnt be out of place.

bearskin wrote:Some awesome choices throughout - definitely agree with 'Careless Whisper' especially. I also find a bit of techno quite goth in it's own way.

Julie Covington - Only Women Bleed
Hazel O'Connor - Will You
The Church - Under the Milky Way
Chris Isaak - Wicked Game
ABC - All of my heart
Black - Sweetest Smile (well goth)

and a lot of theme tunes from movies - some obvious like 'Betty Blue' or 'Paris, Texas', but also stuff like the main theme from 'Chaplin' fits in well on any goth mixtape.

A great selection, but no surprise as you are obviously a veteran of "goth mix tapes"! I'd have had The The and Propaganda on there as well.

Nikolas Vitus Lagartija wrote:

bearskin wrote:Some awesome choices throughout - definitely agree with 'Careless Whisper' especially. I also find a bit of techno quite goth in it's own way.

Julie Covington - Only Women Bleed
Hazel O'Connor - Will You
The Church - Under the Milky Way
Chris Isaak - Wicked Game
ABC - All of my heart
Black - Sweetest Smile (well goth)

and a lot of theme tunes from movies - some obvious like 'Betty Blue' or 'Paris, Texas', but also stuff like the main theme from 'Chaplin' fits in well on any goth mixtape.

A great selection, but no surprise as you are obviously a veteran of "goth mix tapes"! I'd have had The The and Propaganda on there as well.

Love both those bands! The The are just so clever, when I listen to their music sometimes it seems they could have made a dozen more albums just from the ideas contained in one.

And Propaganda! Fantastic. I'm a big fan of the Human League as well, and I often listen to their music and Propaganda as counterpoints. There is some excellent electronic pop that fits outside the goth template, but has similar nuances - I know the likes of Ultravox have already been mentioned, but I get the same 'feeling' from some of the 80s 'mainstream' like Tears for Fears or Thompson Twins.

I don't know if everyone also gets that kind of gothic vibe from some reggae music as well - something like Sly & Robbie or Black Uhuru? I know I was a huge fan of reggae at the same time as I liked this other stuff when I was 18. In fact I rated pretty much 70% of what John Peel played - he was my musical educator.

Sorry to be obvious, but I would put some Pink Floyd on as well, and some of the darker Stones stuff too. And some Doors.

eastmidswhizzkid wrote:i was just listening to "wicked game" by chris isaak, i've loved that song since it first came out. that definitely belongs on here. and talking of julie covington, "don't cry for me argentina" wouldnt be out of place.

is this a good version? I love it ~ from dertmot o'leary session

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QTKtzGOOORM

bearskin wrote: A great selection, but no surprise as you are obviously a veteran of "goth mix tapes"! I'd have had The The and Propaganda on there as well.

I think the mobiles and indians in moscow were fairly essential on any goth mix tape i did

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-w0WulIq4tw (mobiles)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IqcvuJ3LhNg (indians)

always makes me feel 'goth' lol

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WEhS9Y9HYjU (noel harrison)

Nancy Sinatra - Summer Wine
Ramones - I'm Not Afraid Of Life
Patti Smith Group - Ghost Dance
Sinead O'Connor - Jackie
Motörhead - Nightmare (The Dreamtime)
Leonard Cohen - Master Song
Tori Amos - Fast Horse

What A Day That Was - Talking Heads

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MiqkTx1uxm4

Razor Blade Alley by Madness

Pista wrote:Razor Blade Alley by Madness

Madness goth? But yes, they actually did a lot of dark songs and that's certainly one of the darkest. But I'd say Grey Day is gother. And imagine Tomorrow's Just Another Day or Waiting for the Ghost Train done with shimmering goth guitars. (I've been getting heavy heavy into Madness lately.)

stufarq wrote:

Pista wrote:Razor Blade Alley by Madness

Madness goth? But yes, they actually did a lot of dark songs and that's certainly one of the darkest. But I'd say Grey Day is gother. And imagine Tomorrow's Just Another Day or Waiting for the Ghost Train done with shimmering goth guitars. (I've been getting heavy heavy into Madness lately.)

Me too.
Opium Eaters is another possible one

I'd also love to hear a Madness cover of Goldfinger.

More goth Madness

Take it or Leave it
Samantha
NW5
Never Knew Your Name

stufarq wrote:More goth Madness

Take it or Leave it

Oh yes!