PurgatoryGirl

Filter was usually featured on Horror and Supernatural soundtracks. I remember the band debuting with "Hey Man, Nice Shot" on the Tales From The Crypt: Demon Knight Soundtrack in '94. Filter was also on Spawn, The Crow: City Of Angels (shitty movie but decent soundtrack), and The Crow: Salvation Soundtrack. BTW: The Crow: Salvation movie was much better than City Of Angels. However, neither can top the original film.

I'll be busy later but here's some Siouxsie And The Banshees.

Very true. This is another reason why I normally don't participate in most show threads on this board. They're mostly filled with fights and complaints. Sometimes I lurk to see what other posters are saying about a show. Once I see threads being derailed with someone loudly protesting about disliking a show like they always are, I typically skip to another thread, page, sub-forum, or do something else.

When you have to constantly watch, listen, and read someone's complaints the whole time, you're bound to get annoyed after a while. Not that I have any huge attachment to a show or anything, but the incessant whining, nit picking, psychoanalyzing, politicizing, etc. can be a major turn off. Imagine being in the movie theater and having to sit through someone complaining the whole 90 minutes or so of the movie.

I don't believe it is all his fault. Although, I will say his obsessive compulsive need to oppress others with his political agenda ad nauseum can be majorly repulsive. He loves roaming around UEMB complaining about shows he hates, especially Tokyo Ghoul. He did something similar on Lithium, when it came to Sailor Moon Crystal not being aired on Toonami like making 40 threads about it. I used to like watching Sailor Moon, before it ever aired on Toonami more than 20 years ago. Because of his obsession with it for obvious reasons, I have grown to hate Sailor Moon.

The fact that this community is so political and needs to politicize everything is 1 of the main reasons why I normally don't post. As of this past week, this is the most I have ever posted on this board.

OMG! YES! Thank you so much for saying this! applause I knew I wasn't the only poster, who felt this way. Believe it or not, he has managed to ruin shows I really liked BECAUSE all he does is nit pick, whine, and psychoanalyze every character and show to death. Japan is NOT homophobic. The country is more accepting of homosexuals than here in America. There are Yaoi and Shonen Ai Anime, that exist and they are STILL not to his liking. At this rate, he might as well not watch anything because he's NEVER satisfied.

Time for me to turn in or over or whatever. The sun is coming up soon. Anyway... more Type O Negative. RIP Peter Steele! It's a shame I never had the chance to interview him, years ago.

I hunted everywhere for Rammstein's single, "Engel" (German for angel). Luckily, YouTube has the official music video for the song. This music video kills 2 birds with 1 stone by nailing both Industrial and Goth Rock. How could I forget Danzig?

Speaking of Garbage, I haven't listened to Version 2.0 in ~ 10 years. A co-worker wanted to guest co-host, during my show years ago and he bursted into laughter on air as soon as I said, "And that was Garbage." LMAO! Oh shit! My sides! LOL! >

I had considered adding some Garbage to the list, but questioned if I should or not. Anyway, here's some J-Rock and J-Pop. Should've had Nightmare's song, "Alumina" as a cell ringtone 10-11 years ago. LOL! Kanon Wakeshima is more of a Neoclassical/Darkwave cellist and singer. This song by Kanon Wakeshima was used as the ending theme song for Vampire Knight: Guilty. Here's a bonus song of hers. This is probably my favorite by Kanon.

It's somewhat sad that Industrial Music started in The Midwest (mainly Illinois), then relocated to Europe. It's more popular in Germany, now. I definitely need to brush up on German.

Here are more Industrial remixes. Some remixes were really hard to find. RIP Stone Temple Pilots/Velvet Revolver's Scott Weiland! So much talent and versatility gone to waste on drugs.

I'm still trying to decide if I should add Mudvayne to the list. They have some elements of Industrial Metal. However, they are more of a Shock Metal band like Slipknot and Mushroomhead. They are also considered to be the so-called "Masked" bands. In the meantime here's some Orgy. And Orgy's Jay Gordon. Still love his sexy voice ~ 20 years later. Grrr! Queen Of The Damned was a shitty movie, but I still love the soundtrack.

Okay, this thread it is.

How could I forget Coal Chamber? There were Goth fans, who used to call and request for me to play their songs during my show. Some co-workers used to mosh to their remix of "Sway," which featured Jay Gordon of Orgy. > RIP Wayne Static!

When I heard the season finale ending theme song for Black Lagoon, it reminded me of White Zombie's remix of "Electric Head Part 1 (The Agony)." I like both the original and remixed versions of both "Electric Head" Parts 1 and 2. The original Parts 1 and 2 are more Horror Groove Metal whereas their remixes are more Industrial. Speaking of Black Lagoon.

As much as I like Depeche Mode, I can't help favoring Rammstein's cover of "Stripped." It has more of an Industrial Metal sound to it.

Soo... what are we doing about these Goth/Industrial Music threads? Are we still posting in this thread or the other thread, that was relocated to the Music sub-forum?

If you don't have any important contacts, I say go for it.

Sometimes you have to switch hospitals to get better care. If you're at a hospital and all their doctors are terrible, you must find a better hospital with better doctors. You may have a longer commute, but as long as you have decent doctors, the better.

With that being said, your friend has the right to change her doctor. Some doctors are way too skeptical of their patients and can get to the point of heated arguments. No patient should have to tolerate that bullshit.

I think this will be my last post for tonight. My sinuses have been killing me, since yesterday morning and just barely ate dinner earlier because of it. Anyway, here are more songs from the top 4 pioneers of Goth Rock.

There are those gynecologists, who automatically assume that every female is sexually active. If she happens to say no, they either think she either doesn't KNOW if she's pregnant, or that she's lying about being sexually active.