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Started by ixx in Other Bands & Artists

stabbing westward : what do i have to do, shame, so far away, etc …

unbroken : stuck on you

misery loves company : drowning man (cure cover), complicated game (xtc cover), need another one, happy, infected, etc…

life of agony : don’t you forget about me (simple minds cover), coffee break, weeds, drowning, etc …

onesidezero : instead laugh

30 seconds to mars : edge of the earth, capricorn (start again with a brand new name), etc …

nine inch nails : something i can never have, a warm place, hurt, great below, burn, wish, etc …

rollins band : shame, liar, i know you, etc …

moby : new dawn fades (joy division cover), that’s when i reach for my revolver, say it’s all mine, etc …

Posted on Mon, 4 November 2002 at 15:27

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#1

Ronald wrote:

I like your taste better than your comments, but you already knew that,that New dawn fades cover by moby is briliant indeed Stabbing westward is one of the bands I still haven’t seen live…

Rocket from the crypt-Drop Out
The Black Halos-warsaw( joy Division cover)
Masters of reality-High Noon Amsterdam
Sense Field-Are you ok?

Posted on Mon, 4 November 2002 at 15:46

#2

White Psycho wrote:

Seafood - When Do We Start Fighting
Easyworld - This Is Where I Stand
White Stripes - White Blood Cells

Posted on Mon, 4 November 2002 at 16:15

#3

ixx wrote:

stabbing westward is probably one of the bands i’ve seen the most since they ‘ve always played near my home at the birch hill nightclub…they’ve broken up like a year ago though. here’s a few more some of you might want to listen to :

strife : slipping, will to die

deftones : change, etc …

depeche mode : only when i lose myself, useless, etc …

soul whirling somewhere : one of these days some eyes will be opened, the last time i left, etc …

slowdive : when the sun hits, here she comes, machine gun, waves

tea party : release, psychopomp

Posted on Tue, 5 November 2002 at 05:03

#4

Ronald wrote:

What! Have Stabbing Westward split up? What a shame,too bad…

Let’s keep this one up, it’s too early in the morning for me to recommend anything at the time…my brain doesn’t start working after the second cup of coffee!

Posted on Tue, 5 November 2002 at 07:48

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ixx wrote:

the cure : the last day of summer, trust, to wish impossible things, etc …

type o negative : love you to death, pyretta blaze

Posted on Tue, 5 November 2002 at 15:11

#6

penn wrote:

don’t you like the first albums by cure? and disintegration?

Posted on Tue, 5 November 2002 at 21:21

#7

ixx wrote:

i basically have almost everything by them..i just reccomended my favorite songs by them in my last post. here’s a few more songs :

the smiths : asleep, etc …

morrisey : speedway, now my heart is full

red house painters : katy song, etc …

kill holiday : in closing

placebo : passive aggessive, without you i’m nothing , etc …

turn : facedown

deftones : to have and to hold (depeche mode cover)

i’m curious, from ronald’s post i got the idea that he and maybe other people were downloading songs reccommended in this thread, …are any of you downloading any of the songs i’m reccommending or should i just stop posting songs… i’m trying to reccommend songs from every genre to keep everyone happy by the way

Posted on Tue, 5 November 2002 at 21:29

#8

opalmantra wrote:

I love Pornography by the Cure. That album is nice ‘n dark.

Posted on Tue, 5 November 2002 at 21:29

#9

penn wrote:

my favourite albums are seventeen seconds and faith. then pornography and disintegration.

Posted on Tue, 5 November 2002 at 21:53

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ixx wrote:

i don’t have a favorite cure album..i just like too many from different cds equally…but if i had to choose, i would have to say that wish is my favorite album. it has a lot of sad gloomy songs which i love. my favorite cure songs would have to be trust, the last day of summer, to wish impossible things, sinking, bare, ..i’ll just stop here and say i like a lot of their songs.

Posted on Tue, 5 November 2002 at 22:31

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hoochalobster (Sarah) Super Moderator wrote:

Wish is by far my favourite Cure album. I think my favourite tracks are Apart and A Letter to Elise but frankly there’s not a bad song on there so it’s hard to choose.

Posted on Wed, 6 November 2002 at 00:14

#12

penn wrote:

from that album i really like ‘from the edge of the deep green sea’, played live it’s even better.

Posted on Wed, 6 November 2002 at 09:59

#13

ixx wrote:

does anyone know what depeche mode was thinking when they made “exciter”? that album is horrible

Posted on Wed, 6 November 2002 at 15:44

#14

White Psycho wrote:

exciter is a great album, I feel Love is brilliant!

Posted on Wed, 6 November 2002 at 15:46

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ixx wrote:

far : boring, mother mary, not really here, bury white, water and solutions, nestle

Posted on Wed, 6 November 2002 at 16:06

#16

mfgeorge wrote:

yes, i love exciter as well…
and i think ultra was ass…

Posted on Wed, 6 November 2002 at 21:04

#17

opalmantra wrote:

Hum. I love Ultra and think Exciter sucks ass. Haha.
Exciter is dull. Ultra has at least 3 killer tracks (Home, Barrel, Useless). That bassline from Doug Wimbish? Wow!

Posted on Wed, 6 November 2002 at 22:12

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Teethgrinder (René Fennema) Administrator wrote:

Is that the Doug Wimbish who used to be a member of Living Colour? I love Living Colour, and an important part of my appreciation for them is based on the bass (lines/sound). Is Ultra his current band, or did he play on just that one song? I’ve never heard of Ultra before..

Posted on Wed, 6 November 2002 at 22:27

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ixx wrote:

he meant the album ultra by depeche mode… and like i mentioned before, i agree with him on how exciter was dull. my favorite depeche mode albums are ultra, violater, and songs of faith and devotion…everything else is too dancy. i couldn’t understand why people thought they were a gay band until i heard albums of theirs before violator.. those albums were pretty bad..exciter seemed like they went back to what they did in the albums before violator..which wasn’t a good move

Posted on Wed, 6 November 2002 at 23:58

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ixx wrote:

gary jules : mad world (tears for fears cover)

this song has stayed in my head since i’ve watched donnie darko for the first time. not the greatest song, but it has a certain thing about it that distinguished it from every other song that resembles it

Posted on Thu, 7 November 2002 at 05:14

#21

opalmantra wrote:

Yeah, Wimbish played the bassline on ‘Useless’. (from Ultra).
Actually, Living Colour are touring again. Hope they make a record.

Posted on Thu, 7 November 2002 at 09:41

#22

Kyra wrote:

ixx wrote:

he meant the album ultra by depeche mode… and like i mentioned before, i agree with him on how exciter was dull. my favorite depeche mode albums are ultra, violater, and songs of faith and devotion…everything else is too dancy. i couldn’t understand why people thought they were a gay band until i heard albums of theirs before violator.. those albums were pretty bad..exciter seemed like they went back to what they did in the albums before violator..which wasn’t a good move

although my favourite is still ‘songs of faith…’, i reckon ‘black celebration’ wasn’t that bad

Posted on Thu, 7 November 2002 at 14:15

#23

White Psycho wrote:

when they were on the MTV Europe Music Awards the guitarist had a feather boa on, and loads of eye shadow. It kinda suggested to me that they were a gay band,

Posted on Thu, 7 November 2002 at 17:02

#24

ixx wrote:

wasn’t he dressed like a pimp at the mtv awards like in the “video it’s no good”? most likely they were singing it’s no good at the mtv awards. and from what i know..one of the members is gay..martin gore…the guy who writes a lot of the songs

Posted on Fri, 8 November 2002 at 02:25

#25

Kyra wrote:

lol
i thought he was married. he did an interview in bed and next to him was a lady…
well, it doesnt mean anything, he could be gay just the same.
right, stop gossiping now! :D

Posted on Fri, 8 November 2002 at 09:10

#26

ixx wrote:

so my friend lied to me? oh well

Posted on Fri, 8 November 2002 at 15:40

#27

Ronald wrote:

Best Cure album: Show, why? well, The cure live sounds much better than their studio albums

Depeche Mode, same story 101: Though I would like them to release another live album with songs of Songs of Faith and Devotion, Ultra and Exciter and Violator

Posted on Fri, 8 November 2002 at 17:00

#28

White Psycho wrote:

I don’t think it was Its No Good, I didn’t recognise the song

Posted on Sat, 9 November 2002 at 00:40

#29

penn wrote:

Ronald wrote:

Best Cure album: Show, why? well, The cure live sounds much better than their studio albums

yes, the cure are excellent live, unfortunately i only saw them once.
my favourite cure live album is entreat in which they play only songs from disintegration.

i didn’t think so many people loved the wish-era songs, i thought cure fans had for wish the same feelings ixx has for shameless or spyf.

Posted on Sat, 9 November 2002 at 14:21

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Christian wrote:

Kyra wrote:

lol
i thought he was married.

That`s right - he is. He also used to have a german girlfriend. If you think DM look gay today, just look at the way they dressed in the eighties. Well that were the 80`s but still..did you have to wear those terrible hats like in the “just can`t get enough video” back then?

Posted on Sat, 9 November 2002 at 14:21

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