Joeblade wrote:last cd i got was flee the seen and a lot of you would probably like that one too
i think it was like ten bucks at hot topic or something
joeblade wrote:i dont mean to sound upity but i got flyleaf when it came out because i already had the ep from back when and i knew it was sweet the last cd i got was flee the seen and a lot of you would probably like that one too
i think it was like ten bucks at hot topic or something
Kkun wrote:Oh yeah? Well, I got Flee the Seen the day it came out. OH, WHAT THEN!?
Haha, just kidding. I really did, though.
GhostontheNet wrote:Joy Division - Closer (Old school gothic rock)
They may be the predecessors of those styles, though their particular style is the post-punk that evolved into gothic rock and the gothic subculture. In fact, Joy Division was one of the original bands to be called "Gothic" in the papers before there was, and has the ethereal vocal characteristic of Gothic music, although the whole horror/dark romantic themes saw their true kick after the Bauhaus' Bela Lugosi is Dead.Kkun wrote:Good, good, good, good, good choice. Joy Division is great. They're more the predecessor if indie/punk/noise bands (a la mewithoutYou, old At the Drive-In, etc.), though, than gothic rock (although they are quite dark). Still, though, very good choice. I love Joy Division. You should check out the band New Order, as well. They formed from the remnant of Joy Division after Ian Curtis committed suicide back in 1980.
GhostontheNet wrote:They may be the predecessors of those styles, though their particular style is the post-punk that evolved into gothic rock and the gothic subculture. In fact, Joy Division was one of the original bands to be called "Gothic" in the papers before there was, and has the ethereal vocal characteristic of Gothic music, although the whole horror/dark romantic themes saw their true kick after the Bauhaus' Bela Lugosi is Dead.
I really liked a lot of the songs, I added a number to my station in fact. I think I like the particular chaotic edge Joy Division had. I understand New Order is a Synthpop group from the leftover band members?Kkun wrote:Intriguing. Either way, JD is good. How do you like Closer?
GhostontheNet wrote:I really liked a lot of the songs, I added a number to my station in fact. I think I like the particular chaotic edge Joy Division had. I understand New Order is a Synthpop group from the leftover band members?
We'll see. At the moment, when my wish list of stuff I want to play on this station looks like this: http://www.amazon.com/gp/registry/wishlist/ref=lst_llp_wl-go/002-2955449-0676817 I realize it might be a while before I go exploring in entirely new genres I'm not likely to spin even if I like them.Kkun wrote:Yeah, they are. From what I understand, they had a big impact on the trends in dance music in the 80s. They're worth a listen. I prefer Joy Division over New Order, but they're both really good.
Also, if you enjoy Joy Division, you might want to give mewithoutYou and Interpol a go.
chimera189 wrote:Caledonia's Hardy Sons- Silly Wizard
Locke wrote:Terminal broke up =<
Finally picked up Showbread's - No Sir, Nihilism Is Not Practical
Does this mean it'll take me another 1 year to buy Age Of Reptiles? Stay tuned!
kkun wrote:It had better not, because Age of Reptiles is darn, darn, darn good.
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