I posted so many links yesterday, that I had to leave one of favorite band away. Joy Division deserves more than 1 song, so today is time for them:
Joy Division: Love Will Tear Us Apart
Joy Division: She´s Lost Control
Joy Division: New Dawn Fades
Joy Division: Atmosphere
Well, if our band in Popmundo "Black Nightshade" would have sound...we would have at least some influences from this band....
Showing posts with label Goth music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Goth music. Show all posts
01/12/2008
30/11/2008
YouTube 30/11/2008
Well, yesterday I was so busy, that I didn´t have time to post any videos here, but I already had theme ready: goth music and when I´m talking about goth music I usually mean gothic rock! You can thank finnish tv about that idea, last week they had goth music special (I think you can still watch that show from internet at least today, but I don´t know if it works outside of Finland) in tv-program called "Musiikki-tv." So all these bands will have at least some influences in their music or style from goth music.
Cure: A Forest - Live in Japan 1984. This is one of my favorite songs ever!
Lords of The New Church: Russian Roulette
...and Sisters of Mercy deserves 2 songs now:
Sisters of Mercy: This Corrosion
Sisters of Mercy: Temple of Love - TOTP2 show 1992
Bauhaus: In the Flat Field
Well and let´s give this finnish band 2 videos too:
69 Eyes: Gothic Girl
69 Eyeys: Brandon Lee
Fields of The Nephilim: Moonchild
More music than usually, but that´s just because I didn´t post anything here yesterday and there were so many songs I would have liked to include here. Maybe someday there will be part 2....
Cure: A Forest - Live in Japan 1984. This is one of my favorite songs ever!
Lords of The New Church: Russian Roulette
...and Sisters of Mercy deserves 2 songs now:
Sisters of Mercy: This Corrosion
Sisters of Mercy: Temple of Love - TOTP2 show 1992
Bauhaus: In the Flat Field
Well and let´s give this finnish band 2 videos too:
69 Eyes: Gothic Girl
69 Eyeys: Brandon Lee
Fields of The Nephilim: Moonchild
More music than usually, but that´s just because I didn´t post anything here yesterday and there were so many songs I would have liked to include here. Maybe someday there will be part 2....
17/07/2008
Music today
Hanoi Rocks: The Nottingham Tapes DVD
So today I´m listening and watching some finnish music: Hanoi Rocks. Hanoi Rocks have been my favorite band since I was just a little kid. I heard their song called "Taxi Driver" from radio, I think year was 1982 or 1983 and after that I have been listening to this band for over 20 years, so I have spend almost my whole life as being fan of this band. I´m now watching their DVD called "The Nottingham Tapes," which was filmed on 23.04.1984 at the Palais in Nottingham, England. Quality of this DVD isn´t so great, but all that energy and that they have rock attitude....you just can´t find anything better! My favorite songs from that DVD are "Mental Beat," "Back to Mystery City," "I Feel Alright," and "Underwater World." You can find this DVD from www.cdon.com. I think you can order that DVD there if you are living in Europe.
I´m still waiting for re-release of their official video "All Those Wasted Years." You can´t find any official version of that DVD now, but I just have to hope that they will release that someday.
This is so important band for me that I should write something about their history here, but maybe I will do that later. Meanwhile you can check their official website: www.hanoirocks.info or www.hanoi-rocks.net, which isn´t official website, but it tells you about their early history until year 1985.
Mötley Crüe: Live at US Festival 1983 Video
Well...Vince Neil is really awful singer and they don´t play very well, but there is again something I like about this: their energy, attitude and how great performance they are giving to their audience. Those 80´s bands might look stupid now when you are watching them, but at least they are not boring. They really looked like rockstars! Now there´s just too many boring bands now: they just look like as everyone else in this world. They just play their songs and that´s all. Favorite songs from that video: "Looks that Kill," "Bastard," and "Shout at the Devil."
You can find this gig as DVD called "Broadcasting Live," but quality is awful. Sound is nice, but picture is really bad. Maybe they just don´t have those original tapes left anymore, so DVD is probably made from VHS tape. Again if you´re living in Europe you can order that DVD from www.cdon.com, www.amazon.co.uk or www.play.com, but I must warn you: don´t buy that if you are not really big fan of Mötley Crüe...quality is so bad.
Other bands tonight:
Lauri Tähkä + Elonkerjuu, Hardcore Superstar, Levellers, Joy Division
So today I´m listening and watching some finnish music: Hanoi Rocks. Hanoi Rocks have been my favorite band since I was just a little kid. I heard their song called "Taxi Driver" from radio, I think year was 1982 or 1983 and after that I have been listening to this band for over 20 years, so I have spend almost my whole life as being fan of this band. I´m now watching their DVD called "The Nottingham Tapes," which was filmed on 23.04.1984 at the Palais in Nottingham, England. Quality of this DVD isn´t so great, but all that energy and that they have rock attitude....you just can´t find anything better! My favorite songs from that DVD are "Mental Beat," "Back to Mystery City," "I Feel Alright," and "Underwater World." You can find this DVD from www.cdon.com. I think you can order that DVD there if you are living in Europe.
I´m still waiting for re-release of their official video "All Those Wasted Years." You can´t find any official version of that DVD now, but I just have to hope that they will release that someday.
This is so important band for me that I should write something about their history here, but maybe I will do that later. Meanwhile you can check their official website: www.hanoirocks.info or www.hanoi-rocks.net, which isn´t official website, but it tells you about their early history until year 1985.
Mötley Crüe: Live at US Festival 1983 Video
Well...Vince Neil is really awful singer and they don´t play very well, but there is again something I like about this: their energy, attitude and how great performance they are giving to their audience. Those 80´s bands might look stupid now when you are watching them, but at least they are not boring. They really looked like rockstars! Now there´s just too many boring bands now: they just look like as everyone else in this world. They just play their songs and that´s all. Favorite songs from that video: "Looks that Kill," "Bastard," and "Shout at the Devil."
You can find this gig as DVD called "Broadcasting Live," but quality is awful. Sound is nice, but picture is really bad. Maybe they just don´t have those original tapes left anymore, so DVD is probably made from VHS tape. Again if you´re living in Europe you can order that DVD from www.cdon.com, www.amazon.co.uk or www.play.com, but I must warn you: don´t buy that if you are not really big fan of Mötley Crüe...quality is so bad.
Other bands tonight:
Lauri Tähkä + Elonkerjuu, Hardcore Superstar, Levellers, Joy Division
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