Posted: 13 May 2006, 22:40
Anything here sung by Von, would fit in the Vision Thing Album, N.W.O. being Vision Thing, for example.
Anything here sung by Von, would fit in the Vision Thing Album, N.W.O. being Vision Thing, for example.
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Anything here sung by Von, would fit in the Vision Thing Album, N.W.O. being Vision Thing, for example.
Posted: 13 May 2006, 22:49
an undoubted classic but way too heavy for Mr.E, way tooDGP00666 wrote:
Anything here sung by Von, would fit in the Vision Thing Album, N.W.O. being Vision Thing, for example.
Posted: 13 May 2006, 22:52
I'd just love it if The Sisters could go far too heavy. Just imagine a cover of "Just One Fix"... Glorious 
Posted: 13 May 2006, 23:19
DGP00666 wrote:
Anything here sung by Von, would fit in the Vision Thing Album, N.W.O. being Vision Thing, for example.
I was also thinking about
Posted: 13 May 2006, 23:23
Well, Badlander... it seems like we are similar after all
Posted: 13 May 2006, 23:29
And in a similar vein...
Posted: 13 May 2006, 23:33
Behave on the PE front!
The Killing Joke could do with a singer, nevermind a really good one
Pandemonium is classic but the new one is better, oh yes!
The Killing Joke could do with a singer, nevermind a really good one
Pandemonium is classic but the new one is better, oh yes!
Posted: 17 May 2006, 01:53
Whitesnake.
Posted: 17 May 2006, 02:56
Oh my aching sidesWilkstein wrote:Whitesnake.
other thoughts
Posted: 17 May 2006, 03:14
David Bowie's "Scary Monsters" album.
Also, as someone mentioned but didn't suggest, Rammstein. And the Smashing Pumpkins "Adore"
Also, as someone mentioned but didn't suggest, Rammstein. And the Smashing Pumpkins "Adore"
Posted: 17 May 2006, 22:48
I'm with you on that opinion, especially the lack of "obvious" blues licks..apart from the I,III, IV chord structures that are hard to escape without going jazz..that, and as said above before, none of that blues influence in the voice in particular..plus the irony - now that certainly aint "RAWK"mh wrote:Funny, I'd never really consider VT to be a "rock" LP.
Definitely "rocky", or "rockist", or "rockier", but not "rock", for sure. Most probably because, in common with virtually all "goth" stuff, it's almost completely devoid of a blues influence, and rhythmically it's very rigid (that'd be the Doktor).
Maybe some Skinny Puppy would be close in my books. "Rabies", I think.
Posted: 18 May 2006, 08:43
Love "Vision Thing" and "Ribbons." You can keep the rest, thanks.
Posted: 18 May 2006, 14:52
Never heard it but My Threshing Machine sounds about right.Muppet wrote:
Love "Vision Thing" and "Ribbons." You can keep the rest, thanks.
Posted: 29 May 2006, 22:28
Let's not forget Billy Idol's "Cyberpunk". I'm just listening to the song "Shock To The System" and the guitars remind me to that period.
Posted: 02 Jun 2006, 17:01
Milennium Done by the Merry Thoughts and the First Broon CD !
Posted: 02 Jun 2006, 19:27
around the release of that album billy was on terry wogan's chat show on bbc1 - sporting a vision thing tshirtDGP00666 wrote:Let's not forget Billy Idol's "Cyberpunk". I'm just listening to the song "Shock To The System" and the guitars remind me to that period.
i seem to recall he was wearing a full-length black leather trench coat and was walking with a cane/walking stick - possibly was just after his bike accident.
Posted: 02 Jun 2006, 19:48
Nazareth wrote:Sounded like a poor mans billy idol
Posted: 02 Jun 2006, 19:50
Posted: 05 Jun 2006, 09:30
I didn't read that properly and thought it said Millenium Dome.allfear wrote:Milennium Done by the Merry Thoughts
TMT in a tribute to the Big Tent In Docklands? Whatever next?