Best Dark Pop Performer

[ZeroAsALimit]

Who is your prince of darkness out of these guys and in what order:

Lou Reed?
Luke Haines
Michael Gira?
Nick Cave?

In order for me, it would be Michael Gira, Lou Reed, nick Cave and then Luke Haines.

[HorseSperm]

none :(

[Kuro]

At 5/2/08 07:53 AM, ZeroAsALimit wrote: Nick Cave?

This.

[Randominator]

At 5/2/08 07:53 AM, ZeroAsALimit wrote: Michael Gira?

His music drains my will to live

[positively-negative]

Mozz.

[ZeroAsALimit]

At 5/2/08 08:24 AM, positively-negative wrote: Mozz.

I had thought about Smith and Moz. But I forgot about Morrissey's solo output and I thought "Nein, we can't have Smiths as being the brainchild of Morrissey, for, lo, Marr was there too". So, toom, did I not include Smith, for the amount of Gallup in The Cure.

[positively-negative]

At 5/2/08 08:59 AM, ZeroAsALimit wrote:

At 5/2/08 08:24 AM, positively-negative wrote: Mozz.

I had thought about Smith and Moz. But I forgot about Morrissey's solo output and I thought "Nein, we can't have Smiths as being the brainchild of Morrissey, for, lo, Marr was there too". So, toom, did I not include Smith, for the amount of Gallup in The Cure.

But Gallup wasn't there at the start for "Three Imaginary Boys," "Boy's Don't Cry" (which of course is "TIB" with a few song changes,) and only (wrong word in theory, "only" is not a word to describe the upcoming two albums,) on "Faith" and "Pornography" before leaving until "The Head on the Door."

And Mozz has a rediculously high solo output, how can you ignore it?

New albums by both mentioned artists this year. Excited?

[ZeroAsALimit]

At 5/2/08 09:11 AM, positively-negative wrote: But Gallup wasn't there at the start for "Three Imaginary Boys," "Boy's Don't Cry" (which of course is "TIB" with a few song changes,) and only (wrong word in theory, "only" is not a word to describe the upcoming two albums,) on "Faith" and "Pornography" before leaving until "The Head on the Door."

True, but he was still very important in the story. This is meant to be about individuals, hence why I didn't post a link to Swans for Michael Gira. Jarboe wasn't there from the start, but she is part of the classic line-up.

And Mozz has a rediculously high solo output, how can you ignore it?

Because I didn't think of him out of the thousands of musicians that there are? I mean, look mat the absence of Gary Numan!

New albums by both mentioned artists this year. Excited?

Yes, but I am mostly excited by the 2 new Throbbing Gristle albums due out this year. =3

[TAKING-A-SHIT]

i might kill you tonight

[positively-negative]

At 5/2/08 09:21 AM, ZeroAsALimit wrote: True, but he was still very important in the story. This is meant to be about individuals, hence why I didn't post a link to Swans for Michael Gira. Jarboe wasn't there from the start, but she is part of the classic line-up.

Ah, but then why did you post a Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds one then? I mean you can't deny the importance of guys like Mick Harvey and Thomas Wydler on the band?

Because I didn't think of him out of the thousands of musicians that there are? I mean, look mat the absence of Gary Numan!

Yeah, but Mozz is the Queen (calling him the King just doesn't fit,) of gloom.

Yes, but I am mostly excited by the 2 new Throbbing Gristle albums due out this year. =3

Meh, TG aren't that spectacular...

[Randominator]

At 5/2/08 09:34 AM, positively-negative wrote: Meh, TG aren't that spectacular...

Subhuman is quite possibly the worst song i've ever heard.

[ZeroAsALimit]

At 5/2/08 09:34 AM, positively-negative wrote: Ah, but then why did you post a Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds one then? I mean you can't deny the importance of guys like Mick Harvey and Thomas Wydler on the band?

I can, because I am ignorant of them. :P

Meh, TG aren't that spectacular...

:O:O:O:O:O:O:O:O

[BonusStage]

you seem to have forgotten britney, her dark and sadistic lyrics resonate powerful themes of hate and sadness to this day :(