Rock music

Some of my favorite punk band

The Sex Pistols
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The Ramones
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The Casualties
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Rancid
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BLUE OYSTER CULT

Veteran Of The Psychic Wars


Sole Survivor


Astronomy


E.T.I.


Flaming Telepaths


Nosferatu


Black Blade

Attitude by Bad Brains is fucken bad ass song
This is one of my favorite punk songs of all time Institutionalized by Suicidal Tendencies
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I hear that some of this bands members are affiliated to Venice 13

Bad Brains - I And I Survive:



Heptones - Sweet Talking:



John Holt - Ali Baba:



Busty Brown - To Love Somebody:



Paragons - Left With A Broken Heart:



Paragons versions starts around 3:07.

Here is some eclectic music mostly soft rock, mellow but lyrically brilliant.

Simon & Garfunkel - The Sound of Silence

The Moody Blues - Tuesday Afternoon

Procul Harum - A Whiter Shade Of Pale

The Doors - Riders On The Storm

Rolling Stones - Under My Thumb




Alittle horror punk which I believe The Misfits basically pioneered

The Misfits - She


The Misfits - Die, Die My Darling


The Misfits - London Dungeon


The Misfits - Horror Business


The Ramones - Pet Semetary

We need some GG Allin.

Now this is some really weird shit but it works... kinda

Nirvana is Ric Roll'd

How about some classic metal?

Maiden is quite literary. These are my favs.

Iron Maiden - Fear of the Dark


Iron Maiden - Dance Of Death


Iron Maiden - Remember Tomorrow

Black Sabbath Old School Metal

Children of the Grave


Fairies Wear Boots


Hand of Doom (anti-heroin song)


Planet Caravan


Snowblind (anti-cocaine song)

Iron Maiden is the shit..I like alot of the historical subject matter in there shit.

songs like paschendaele, longest day, aces high...etc

fear of the dark is one of my favorite Maiden songs though

Huero wrote:Iron Maiden is the shit..I like alot of the historical subject matter in there shit.

songs like paschendaele, longest day, aces high...etc

fear of the dark is one of my favorite Maiden songs though

Agreed. They're great storytellers and great musicians too. Bruce Dickinson possesses a phenomenal voice that raise these songs to an operatic level. I believe he is only surpassed by Rob Halford of Judas Priest who really belts it out.

Deep Purple - Perfect Strangers


Black Sabbath - Zero The Hero (Ian Gillan on vocals)


Greven - Tired of Being Alive (the vocals are awesome on this Danzig cover, better than the original which I posted below it)


Danzig - Tired of Being Alive (the original)


Danzig - Devil's Plaything

3l3m3ntal wrote:Greven - Tired of Being Alive (the vocals are awesome on this Danzig cover, better than the original which I posted below it)


Danzig - Tired of Being Alive (the original)

Honestly, that cover put me to sleep. Wouldn't say it's better, mainly due to the musicianship of the original. It's hard to beat anything from the first 3 Danzig albums, as far as cover versions go.

Here's one of Danzig's most underrated songs:



This video is bad ass:

Samhain - The Howl



Samhain - Archangel



Samhain - The Hungry End

This is a homage to the British horror director, Pete Walker:

The Freed Unit - The Comeback (X)

Tool - Vicarious

Tool - Prison Sex

A Perfect Circle - Weak and Powerless

Brilliant fan vid.

MASSIVE ATTACK - ANGEL (Dreyer 1932 film, "Vampyr")

Venom - Witching Hour

Venom - Bloodlust

Black Sabbath - Black Sabbath

Black Sabbath - Disturbing The Priest

Nouvelle Vague - Bela Lugosi's Dead

I think I still have the Bela Lugosi's Dead 12" over at my mom's house.

SFxSTONER wrote:I think I still have the Bela Lugosi's Dead 12" over at my mom's house.

Awesome song especially around Halloween time. BTW, which do you prefer the Bauhaus original or Nouvelle Vague cover? I actually prefer the NV cover.

Bauhaus is one of the genuine Gothic bands. Tho they can lay on the homoeroticism on abit too heavy. Tho, I am not sure if any of them are true homos/bis, it might be all intentional, kinda like the showy effiminate qualities of Depeche Mode or glam rock bands of the 70s. The vampire/goth scene is all about sexual androgeny afterall. But Bauhaus produced brilliant songs. I love "In The Flat Fields", "Double Dare", "Hollow Hills" (I think this may be in reference to Arthur Machen's the little people/the white people if you love weird fiction Machen kicks ass), "Stigmata Martyr", etc.

Bauhaus - Bela Lugosi's Dead

Bauhaus - The Passion of Lovers

Here is a lil belated Halloween extra, the talented Don DePaola performing the theme for Stephen King's Sleepwalkers directed by Mick Garris, actually a song called Boadicea that was first showcased by Enya.

To all the victims of Agent Orange in South Vietnam.

REM - E-Bow The Letter



Supposedly the song is from letters written back & forth from their singer and River Phoenix before he died.