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Posted: 15 Sep 2003, 21:02
by Guest
Black Planet wrote:CorpPunk wrote:And don't forget the original pop god...
Rick Springfield!!!
General Hospital was never the same without him...
Oh my God.....
Corpy....you bring back such memories!! Rick was indeed ..sigh....a god. Jessies Girl...ooooohhhh baby.
ok let me pull meself together....and bunk off to a fantasie.....
We seem to have a little pattern going here, Planet. Ever have a thing for Paul Simonon or Sid Vicious?
Posted: 15 Sep 2003, 21:38
by Andy TG
@ Serendipityhaven
It most certainly does and it most certainly does not! - There are "meets" in the UK - in Bristol - on Thursday 9th October - but nothing in Wales.
I guess the Welsh are just to damn *cough* "(*&*&^(&^((&*^&(" to want to discuss "Laughing Lenny"
Thanks for the info - your a star!
Posted: 15 Sep 2003, 23:54
by Serendipityhaven
@A.T.G-
Carpe Diem.
take the bull by the horns and look into organising something maybe?
@Paddy-
Posted: 16 Sep 2003, 00:21
by Andy TG
Serendipityhaven wrote:@A.T.G-
Carpe Diem.
take the bull by the horns and look into organising something maybe?
@Serendipityhaven
I did think of organising a Laughing Lenny Day - but since I only have 1 close friend who likes Cohen as much as I do - it would not be a very good turn out!
All the other friends and associates I have consider Leonard Cohen to a be very depressing B***ard and to be best avoided! - They, of course have NEVER heard any Cohen!
Not even Mrs Goth will allow me to listen to more than a few Cohen tracks - and she is huge Cure fan! - Now IMHO the Cure are depressing
Posted: 16 Sep 2003, 03:09
by vmp123
sexiest....mmm...Nick Cave
, Carl McCoy, Bernard Fanning (powderfinger),
James Hetfield...they all seem to be the singers...oh, and the almighty Eldritch, of course
Posted: 16 Sep 2003, 09:32
by khepri II
Real Drummers
Nick knox, buddy Rich, Keith Moon, John Bonham, Charlie Watts, Budgie, Clem Burke &
the Swiss top secret drum corps
http://www.topsecretbasel.ch/1024/emt03_1024_eng.htm
Posted: 16 Sep 2003, 10:04
by moonchild
Nick Cave, Carl McCoy, Ian Astbury, Peter Murphy, Eldritch. All very yammy....
Posted: 16 Sep 2003, 10:26
by Black Dahlia
mmmmmmm Budgie ....... *has to lie down*
Posted: 16 Sep 2003, 10:50
by Quiff Boy
Posted: 16 Sep 2003, 10:55
by Quiff Boy
though it has had a new haircut since those photos were taken... and it's been down the gym and worked out a little (especially in the soundcard and ram dept)
Posted: 16 Sep 2003, 10:56
by Quiff Boy
Quiff Boy wrote:though it has had a new haircut since those photos were taken... and it's been down the gym and worked out a little (especially in the soundcard and ram dept)
oh yeah, and for reasons that i hope are very clear, he's called "derek".
Posted: 16 Sep 2003, 11:07
by Scardwel
Now that's a sexy drummer!
He's called Mosley btw.[/img]
Posted: 16 Sep 2003, 11:19
by Quiff Boy
i used to have an sr16 years ago - they've got really nice hi hat sounds and a nice snare if i remember...
Posted: 16 Sep 2003, 13:17
by Jim
Our drum machines called Steve.
Just for the record. And for anyone remotely techy he's a Roland MC303.
Posted: 16 Sep 2003, 13:32
by Black Planet
AndyTheGoth wrote:Not even Mrs Goth will allow me to listen to more than a few Cohen tracks - and she is huge Cure fan! - Now IMHO the Cure are depressing
The Cure? Depressing? I have been known on occasion to get misty eyed when listening to Robert Smith warble, but that's only when I've got a broken heart!
Otherwise, I don't think they're depressing.
Posted: 16 Sep 2003, 14:39
by Serendipityhaven
@ A.T.G-
the higher mix of the cures high,is in my top 5 of most uplifting tunes ever(that ive come accross to date that is).thats down to the tune however for me,the lyrics take a back seat there.
as for lenny,great things from little acorns grow.
ive not looked into him in real earnest,but am quite curious now.you certainly seem quite passionate about his music and anything that can inspire to that extent deserves looking into.
hows about a few songs as a starting point eh?
ive been nussying myself with mogwai,arab strap,three colours red,black label society and of course the darkness
,lately.cant get hold of most of the arab strap stuff at the mo due to unwilling share ware users
.
oh yeah,reacquainting myself with The Prodigy as we speak to.
Kieth Flint another top performer
Posted: 16 Sep 2003, 17:28
by Debaser
Tum ti tum.....
I first 'loved' Alice Cooper when I was too young to even know what a crush was.
Now I'll just list my random lusts: (and it's not aesthetics...it's that 'x' factor'
Jimmy - Puressence
Hugh Cornwell - The Stranglers
Joe Strummer - The Clash
Frank Black - The Pixies
Kim Deal - as above
Perry Farrell - Jane's Addiction
Huey - Fun Lovin whatsit (even now Karin, I'd still 'do' him)
Billy Duffy
Ian Macculloch
Robert Smith
Eddie Izzard (oooh he's not a singer, drummer OR bassist)
Roger Daltry (Tommy phase mainly)
Mark E Smith (oh heck)
Ian Brown - well you have to go for a brooding sarcky Manc at some point...
The accordianist in the Pogues
Caitlin thingy(Costello) from the same
Kurt Cobain
ooooh Nick Oliveri - QOTSA
Trent Blimmin Reznor
am I boring you know?
I have more.....I've got to that age I suppose....LOL
Posted: 16 Sep 2003, 18:03
by Black Planet
You certainly have a list going there.......Ok then...who Else!
Posted: 16 Sep 2003, 20:04
by Thea
Sexygoth wrote:
Ooooohhhhhh Yes
One day, He will be mine, and he'll bloody like it!!!
i'll have what she's having
bassists are nice. they tend to be tall.
Posted: 17 Sep 2003, 00:57
by Ginger
Robin Finck and Tim Skold...oh yes!
Posted: 17 Sep 2003, 11:29
by MrChris
Still a distinct lack of the finer sex here. Someone mentioned Tori Amos. Anyone going to confess a sneaking admiration for PJ Harvey in pink PVC? Or, worse, an embarrassing little desire for Melanie Blatt or the violent one out of Girls Aloud?
I would, but I'm above these things...
Posted: 17 Sep 2003, 11:42
by hallucienate
MrChris wrote:Still a distinct lack of the finer sex here. Someone mentioned Tori Amos. Anyone going to confess a sneaking admiration for PJ Harvey in pink PVC? Or, worse, an embarrassing little desire for Melanie Blatt or the violent one out of Girls Aloud?
I would, but I'm above these things...
hmm, I haven't posted on this thread, but seeing as you mentioned it, PJ Harvey's last appearance the cover of "Q" was pretty lush.
Posted: 17 Sep 2003, 12:00
by khepri II
Females (maybe not obvious choices? )
Jennifer Rush, Dolly Parton, Agnetha Faltskog, Billie Holiday, Dawn Upshaw, Shania Twain, Siouxsie Sioux, Skye Edwards, Billie Ray Martin, Dusty Springfield, Debbie Harry, Our Cilla, Gitane Demone, Vanessa Paradis
Posted: 17 Sep 2003, 12:23
by Jim
hallucienate wrote:MrChris wrote:Still a distinct lack of the finer sex here. Someone mentioned Tori Amos. Anyone going to confess a sneaking admiration for PJ Harvey in pink PVC? Or, worse, an embarrassing little desire for Melanie Blatt or the violent one out of Girls Aloud?
I would, but I'm above these things...
hmm, I haven't posted on this thread, but seeing as you mentioned it, PJ Harvey's last appearance the cover of "Q" was pretty lush.
Yup, it's all about PJ harvey for me. Kinda liked Shirley Manson before she got crap hair. Erm, and Sinead O Conner, most of Tuuli, Siouxsie, Julianne Reagan in a big way, most of the Applicators, Sean Yseult for a while (looking back I have no idea why - maybe it's a bass thang), Paz from APC/Zwan....erm, and probably loads more.
As a wise man once said, "Rock chicks are cool, Chicks that rock are cooler"
Posted: 17 Sep 2003, 15:01
by pikkrong
khepri II wrote:Females (maybe not obvious choices? )
Jennifer Rush, Dolly Parton, Agnetha Faltskog, Billie Holiday, Dawn Upshaw, Shania Twain, Siouxsie Sioux, Skye Edwards, Billie Ray Martin, Dusty Springfield, Debbie Harry, Our Cilla, Gitane Demone, Vanessa Paradis
i already wondered why no one had mentioned Siouxsie
well, no this mistake has fixed
but no one has still mentioned Sade
