#Proto-goth

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

BEFORE LYDIA DEETZ, THERE WAS DAVE VANIAN'S FIRST WIFE -- CLASS OF '77.

NOTE:^For those who have already seen "Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice," Lydia was wearing something similar in the movie to what Laurie's wearing here. Except Lydia wore it to a funeral instead of a wedding! LOL!

PIC INFO: Spotlight on Dave Vanian of THE DAMNED with his first wife Laurie during their wedding at Acton Town Hall, High Street, Acton, London, UK, on September 7, 1977.

Source: www.picuki.com/media/3447358610776427408.

[kdo-three]

The Doors - Riders on the Storm (1971) (Album Version | 2012 New Stereo Mix) Jim Morrison / John Densmore / Ray Manzarek / Robby Krieger from: "L.A. Woman" (LP) "L.A. Woman" (CD | 40th Anniversary Mixes) "Riders on the Storm" / "The Changeling" (Single)

Jazz Rock | Proto-Goth

JukeHostUK (left click = play) (320kbps)

Personnel: Jim Morrison: Vocals / Whispers Ray Manzarek: Fender Rhodes Electric Piano Robby Krieger: Electric Guitar with Ttremolo John Densmore: Drums

Jerry Scheff: Bass

Produced by The Doors and Bruce Botnick

Recorded: @ The Doors' Workshop in West Hollywood, California USA December, 1970 – January, 1971

Album Released: on April 19, 1971

Single Released June, 1971

Elektra Records

[randomdoodler]

Collection of MySims drawings I've made recently + a screenshot of Star because she's adorable

[venusimleder]

Nico

[crim-gadget]

UK Decay's Steve Abbot

[lillikoifish]

Zim is the guy making disgusting edgy comics in his 50 billion black composition notebooks, complete with pages falling out and sharpie stench, and Skoodge is his chess club best friend who earnestly praises every doodle as “brilliant”

[effemimaniac]

I wasn't raised catholic but my dad was and it showed in his parenting so I was raised like 1 degree of separation from catholicism. it's like around 60% of the neuroticism and trauma but with none of the aesthetics. thankfully my mum was goth so I developed an appreciation for appropriated christian symbols from that side.

[love-me-like-a-reptile]

The Damned & The Dictators, Concord Music Hall, Chicago IL, June 2nd 2024

w/@3xsanguinated

[bongdaddy666]

still thinkng about how when Wednesday came out people hated on the dance scene song, when they clearly do not know that The Cramps are a parent of goth and is one of the first recognizable proto-goth bands

not to be an elitist, but know your music history you posers

listen to these and tell me its not goth as fuck:

[kdo-three]

The Doors - When the Music’s Over (1967) Jim Morrison / Ray Manzarek / Robby Krieger / John Densmore from: "Strange Days" (LP)

Art Rock | Proto-Goth

JukeHostUK (left click = play) (320kbps) (26MB | 11:00+/-)

Personnel: Jim Morrison: Vocals Ray Manzarek: Keyboards: Vox Continental Organ Fender Rhodes Piano Keyboard Bass Robby Krieger: Guitar John Densmore: Drums

Produced by Paul A. Rothchild

Remastered by Bruce Botnick / Paul A. Rothchild / The Doors

Recorded: @ Sunset Sound Recorders in Hollywood, California USA May–August 1967

Album Released: on September 25, 1967

Elektra Records

Rhino Records: 2007 CD Reissue

[gothmusiclatinamerica]

"El Gerontocida" by 1980s Montevideo, Uruguay-based post-punk act Los Tontos off of their 1986 self-titled album

[steelthroat]

I will never be able to relate to any of the "animated movies that traumatized you as a child" tales like...

These are all movies I watched between 4 and 10 years old:

Lion king? Didn't shed a tear

Coralie? Fucking loved it

The bad guy from Roger rabbit? Dude I saw that movie thousands of times and I LOVED that bastard!

The pink elephant scene from Dumbo? Oh I've always been too mesmerized by anything that is animated to feel any sense of grotesque.

A bridge to therabithia? Sad but I was delusional and I thought Leslie was actually alive so I didn't suffer THAT much ( I cheated it isn't animated)

Taron and the black cauldron? That movie is such a masterpiece, I loved the villain so much, he was a SKELETON. WHO. WANTED. TO. MAKE. AN. ARMY. OF. UNDEAD. HOW COOL IS THAT!??!?!‽

The Russian animated movie of the Ice queen? I think I fell in love that day don't talk to me.

DUE TO BADLY LIMITED INTERNET ACCESS I EVEN WATCHED THE 1954 ANIMAL FARM ANIMATED MOVIE. YES THE ONE FINANCED FROM THE FUCKING C.I.A. AND I DIDN'T EVEN FLINCH

Zarafa was my Roman empire

the story of a seagull and the cat who taught her to fly didn't make me sad, it made me hopeful

The last unicorn made me want to fight God (I was bad at reading the room and understanding messages or match the emotional tone of most stuff I watched. Still am)

The painting(le Tableau in French) made me decide I wanted to be an artist. GOD PEOPLE SHOULD TALK ABOUT THAT MOVIE MORE IT'S FUCKING AWESOME.

Kirikou and the sorceress had such a positive impact on my still developing brain. I love that movie such a normal amount... (lying. I am NOT normal about that movie)

Watership down? Not even a twitch. I was fascinated

The suicide shop was grotesque alright... but again it didn't make me sad, made me reflect and I was fascinated by the main characters

The Triplets of Belleville: had a weird style and I didn't understand shit because I found it in French and I didn't speak French when I was 7 with unlimited internet access.

Plague dogs. I didn't understand a single word of English, in my mind the dogs made it to wherever they needed to go idc. (Now that I have watched it with an adult eye, it's rather depressing, but I'm choosing to be delusional, and so I'll keep the same opinion kid-me had. The dogs made it don't talk to me)

HOWEVER.

However... there was a movie that kind of- unsettled me. You may have gathered form the movies I named above that they are- unusual, and some of them should not be watched by a 4/10 years old kid.

BUT... I have always loved animated movies and from the moment I learned how to type on a keyboard I spent several afternoons opening youtube and looking for "complete animated movie free" optionally I also added "italian" but I didn't care to understand, animated images were enough to sate me.

So that faithful day when I was 8 or 9 and I pressed "search" and I saw a cat in the thumbnail and the title of that movie was "Felidae"... I thought I was in for a normal time okay????

BUT NO

I didn't understand ANYTHING. That movie was in Deutsch and I DID NOT SPEAK THAT LANGUAGE LOL. I STILL DON'T.

There were cats killing each others, there ewas a COUPLING. BETWEEN. CATS. In one of those scenes. ONE OF THE FRAMES WAS A DECAPITATED CAT WHOM FROM SOME CONTEXT I GATHERED WAS KILLED BECAUSE "SHE KNEW TOO MUCH"

And the death of the villain WAS BRUTAL. DUDE IT WAS PERPLEXING TO SAY THE LEAST.

Now- rewatching it out of curiosity in English and I k ow what the hell it was about, some things weirded me our more than they did when I was 8. That movie is... something???? Like yeah it's weird, it's violent, it has a cat sex scene in it. I don't even know what to say other than: "shit I guess....????"

Anyways I am so glad it didn't fuck me up big time lol. I mean I get why I didn't have many friends growing up because... YEAH? How many people were THAT level of obsessed with animated movies?????

[d34dsatan]

MILLIONS AND GAZILLONS OF OCS I HAVE LMAOOO

ill make separate posts on them as theyre all based on my music taste

my art is very inconsistent guys, im so sorry

[moodycarcass]

Picked up a few comic books from the record store yesterday and am very quickly realizing the standard of quality for art and writing for comics is nowhere near as high as I thought it was. You really can just print these shits and eventually someone will read them huh