The new Nephilim website
Posted: 19 Dec 2003, 18:23
God, I haven't laughed so much in ages.....
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Posted: 19 Dec 2003, 21:21
Give us a link then.
Posted: 19 Dec 2003, 21:25
Posted: 19 Dec 2003, 21:26
Thankee 
Posted: 19 Dec 2003, 21:27
Choose the Flash option - looks like the trailer for the new Harry Potter movies....
Posted: 20 Dec 2003, 00:23
It really is embarassing goth drivel, isn't it? Silly bastards.
Posted: 20 Dec 2003, 00:26
Well I liked it but, found it too sprawling and not easy to navigate. The artwork you can't fault IMO. Nice work McCoy 
Posted: 20 Dec 2003, 00:57
How's Bristol Slice?
Miss me old manor
Miss me old manor
Posted: 20 Dec 2003, 03:06
Oh we're all still here - sat in The Hatchet moaning into our beer....
Posted: 20 Dec 2003, 19:08
Noticed that it says 'words by Fields of The Nephilim and Andrew Collins.'
Is this the Andrew Collins and self-confessed ex-goth from 6Music? Kind of suppose not, but did wonder...
Is this the Andrew Collins and self-confessed ex-goth from 6Music? Kind of suppose not, but did wonder...
Posted: 20 Dec 2003, 21:20
Dunno.
Still trying to reset my s**t detector.
Still trying to reset my s**t detector.
Posted: 21 Dec 2003, 15:26
Isn't he also a hair stylist? Oh no, that's Corringe or something.
Anyway, the site looks like Neil Gaiman designed it.
Anyway, the site looks like Neil Gaiman designed it.
Posted: 21 Dec 2003, 20:15
First you slag off the Darkness, and then The Neph <sigh>
Posted: 21 Dec 2003, 21:16
If you're on about me...yes, I confess to having slagged off The Darkness. Oh yes. But The Neph...no no no...they were majestic in their own kind of way.Sexygoth wrote:First you slag off the Darkness, and then The Neph <sigh>
Posted: 22 Dec 2003, 11:26
no, i dont think so. its andrew collins the way too serious goth/occult author.Gripper wrote:Noticed that it says 'words by Fields of The Nephilim and Andrew Collins.'
Is this the Andrew Collins and self-confessed ex-goth from 6Music? Kind of suppose not, but did wonder...
Posted: 22 Dec 2003, 20:00
Probably a lot better than Mick Mercer the total gobsh*te would-be goth journo.Quiff Boy wrote:[
no, i dont think so. its andrew collins the way too serious goth/occult author.
Posted: 22 Dec 2003, 20:10
I 
own The Black Book
own The Black Book Posted: 22 Dec 2003, 20:57
So do I, which is why I can slag him off.Red Sunsets wrote:I
Posted: 22 Dec 2003, 20:59
Red Sunsets wrote:I
So do I, and 'All You Need To Know About Gothic Rock'.Anyone on here actually IN that book?
Posted: 22 Dec 2003, 21:52
Nope
The Neff Page
Posted: 04 Jan 2004, 14:40
I like that the lyrics that no one has been able to transcribe correctly are now available on the page, in calligraphy that no one will be able to decipher correcly.
Posted: 04 Jan 2004, 15:43
I actually enjoyed the articles on The Watchman section.kafka wrote:It really is embarassing goth drivel, isn't it? Silly bastards.
Particularly the stuff about The Book of Enoch and the recent
archaeological discoveries in Kurdistan.
Can't say I'm convinced by entirely by either of the arguments presented,
but it does open, for me at least, an interesting train of thought.
Plus I've always got time for the apocrypha - anything that didn't make
the final edit of The Bible is usually worth a read.
Posted: 04 Jan 2004, 20:13
It's all very pretty but it's a bit up-its-own arse, isn't it?
Posted: 05 Jan 2004, 13:38
Always wanted to read it.Red Sunsets wrote:I
In my pre-internet days (I only went online 18 months ago!) I was so desperate for information on all me fave goth bands that the book became a sort of Holy Grail for me (I heard about it in the sleevenotes to a cheapo goth compilation album), but I couldn't find a copy anywhere.
Anyone know where I can buy a copy?
Posted: 05 Jan 2004, 13:41
I'd expect no less.Miramir wrote:It's all very pretty but it's a bit up-its-own arse, isn't it?
One of the things that made the Nefs great was their po-faced ridiculousness. makes a refreshing change from Andrew Elditch's tiresome irony and sarcasm.