german goth question

I am a gothic chipmunk elheme at telerama.com
Tue Dec 2 16:08:10 EST 2003


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "deeann mikula hartmann" <goth at d33ann.com>
To: "I am a gothic chipmunk" <elheme at telerama.com>
Cc: <pgh-goth-list at listless.org>
Sent: Tuesday, December 02, 2003 1:46 PM
Subject: Re: german goth question


> On Tue, 2 Dec 2003, I am a gothic chipmunk wrote:
>
> > wow, thanks, I just took a look see at the page.
> >
> > Corvis corax is a rather kool band too.  They were the first band I
heard
> > out of germany who used the bagpipes.  I had no idea that their use was
so
> > wide spread.
>
> me too, me too.  i really dig them.  i also enjoy playing their cd
> randomly for my non-goth friends, i've gotten them a lot of new fans
> that way.

Oh yeah, a lot of my non-goth friends like the german stuff with the bag
pipes.  Start them out with Ramstein, then move to Tanzwut, Corax,
wolfsheim, lacrimosa, etc.  There were a hole bunch of us dancing around my
psychadelic room listenng to Corvis corax.
fun fun fun

>
> are they goth?  or do goths just like bagpipes?

Since I'm not a "true goth" or a true anything ... save being a random
chipmunk, I have no clue.  There's stuff, for example, that's played on the
goth chanel on spinner.com tha I wouldn't consider goth.  Lables, while
being usefull, tend to be subjective.

Let me tell you something.  At my old college, there were some people who
would practice babpipes in the pizza place.
This was a rather small area and bagpipes can be rather loud.  All I
remember was that you'd have 3 or 4 bagpipe players and they'd be slightly
out of pitch with each other.  At the time, I hated bagpipes more than any
other musical instrament!



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