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 Posted: Sat Dec 22, 2007 7:40 pm
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Posted: Sat Dec 22, 2007 8:31 pm
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Rellik San spooky_sez Rellik San xStephanx spooky_sez It's pretty cute, but a metalhead isn't a Goth. I'd agree, but it was included probably as a attempt to clear up the constant confusion. A lot of metalheads dress like Goth's, and I've even met one in first year of university who got assy when I said he wasn't Goth (he wasn't listening to anything apart from metal and rock). Last time I checked, us metalheads weren't about the spooky, more about the BRUTAL, EPIC, and POWAH! But I see what you mean, it tries to resolve the issue, but instead just leaves it ambiguous, one of the main differences included should be; "The key difference is in attitude, metal heads tend to react in a more aggressive manner, rather then the considered passive manner in which goths (except rivet heads and baby bats) will react. I.e. If someone was to insult a metal head the typical response would be: "Come here, so I can rip your arm off and beat you to death with the soggy end." Where as the goth my respond, often with a clever witticism or such." Well that aside my oldest sister could be described a corp goth, however I'm slightly disturbed by the fact the male corp goth image looks like me at work. Also is it slightly wrong I can put each member of my family into the appropriate category on that site?  Black doesn't always mean spooky though, I'm sat here in black jeans and a a black shirt. ^^ Also is he rolling a joint? Or just a regular roll up? biggrin
Will isn't spooky. Not even a little. And according to him, neither am I. He says I'm "about as spooky as a packet of peanuts" so when he and my mates call me Spooky they say "it's an ironic nick name". I still like it though razz
Oh yeahhh, that's a joint alright. We went halves in an ounce. It was awesome. Check out my half-
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Posted: Sat Dec 22, 2007 9:18 pm
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Posted: Sat Dec 22, 2007 10:15 pm
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Posted: Sat Dec 22, 2007 10:48 pm
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Posted: Sun Dec 23, 2007 2:15 am
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spooky_sez Rellik San spooky_sez Rellik San xStephanx spooky_sez It's pretty cute, but a metalhead isn't a Goth. I'd agree, but it was included probably as a attempt to clear up the constant confusion. A lot of metalheads dress like Goth's, and I've even met one in first year of university who got assy when I said he wasn't Goth (he wasn't listening to anything apart from metal and rock). Last time I checked, us metalheads weren't about the spooky, more about the BRUTAL, EPIC, and POWAH! But I see what you mean, it tries to resolve the issue, but instead just leaves it ambiguous, one of the main differences included should be; "The key difference is in attitude, metal heads tend to react in a more aggressive manner, rather then the considered passive manner in which goths (except rivet heads and baby bats) will react. I.e. If someone was to insult a metal head the typical response would be: "Come here, so I can rip your arm off and beat you to death with the soggy end." Where as the goth my respond, often with a clever witticism or such." Well that aside my oldest sister could be described a corp goth, however I'm slightly disturbed by the fact the male corp goth image looks like me at work. Also is it slightly wrong I can put each member of my family into the appropriate category on that site? Black doesn't always mean spooky though, I'm sat here in black jeans and a a black shirt. ^^ Also is he rolling a joint? Or just a regular roll up? biggrin
Oh yeahhh, that's a joint alright. We went halves in an ounce. It was awesome. Check out my half-
That's right.
Hahaha, nice... it must've set you back a bomb, but money well spent. ^^ |
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Posted: Sun Dec 23, 2007 2:16 am
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Posted: Sun Dec 23, 2007 3:33 pm
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Posted: Sun Dec 23, 2007 4:34 pm
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Posted: Sun Dec 23, 2007 5:40 pm
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Posted: Sun Dec 23, 2007 8:02 pm
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GilAskan Rellik San Senchou Ari Mizuko Great site! I was rolling in giggles. I prolly fit about five or ten of those categories >.>
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Haha! The boy's shirt says "saiba gosu" ^^ (cyber goth)
HEY! Malice mizer is NOT cheesy!! Your kidding right... Malice Mizer make Cradle of Filth look almost serious. Depends. Tetsu Era was about on par with Cradle, in both ridiculousness and quality. Gackt Era was both more ridiculous and lower quality than Cradle. Klaha Era was far better than anything Cradle put out, and far easier to take seriously.
Opinions, opinions.
From the perspective of musical talent, lyrical ability, and other matters relative to music theory, the Klaha Era was a well-formed shot at making good orchestrations that used actual symphonic instruments instead of keyboard-simulated organs, violins, and other such heard instruments.
The Gackt period was a necessary failure, because it showed the band what they needed to focus on as a style and helped them develop their talents to move away from what they made during those years.
I'd like to believe that the Tetsu era was the worst, not the Gackt era--at least Gackt can hold a note properly and knows how to use vibrato without sounding like a banshee. Though I like it all for the same reasons I like Dragonforce and Cannibal Corpse... you know, so bad it's good...
I agree, though, that Malice Mizer was quite cheesy until Klaha.
But Cradle of Filth is a joke. I can't stand how some people insist on relating them to Dimmu Borgir. I've heard the comparisons, and I hate it. |
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Posted: Sun Dec 23, 2007 8:03 pm
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Posted: Sun Dec 23, 2007 9:08 pm
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Posted: Sun Dec 23, 2007 9:19 pm
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