October 26, 20178 yr Q Lazzarus - "Goodbye Horses" ...you know...the song from that one scene in Silence Of The Lambs. You know the scene.
October 26, 20178 yr Ah yes :thumb:.... No mistaking Type O Negative when you hear them. Always sorta considered them a band in their own lane. I seen them in Cincinnati back in the day and they put on one hell of a show.
October 26, 20178 yr I seen them in Cincinnati back in the day and they put on one hell of a show. Unfortunately I never got around to seeing them. Where'd they play when you saw them? I'll take a stab at it and say Bogarts, but I could be way off.
October 26, 20178 yr Unfortunately I never got around to seeing them. Where'd they play when you saw them? I'll take a stab at it and say Bogarts, but I could be way off. I saw them in the back room of a night club called Caddys. I think they called it the Garage. Bogarts is a good guess though.
October 26, 20178 yr I saw them in the back room of a night club called Caddys. I think they called it the Garage. Bogarts is a good guess though. Ahh...Caddy's... would have not guessed that. Off the top of my head I recall seeing... 311, Talking Heads w/ Johnette Napolitano from Concrete Blonde as the lead singer, and Better Than Ezra at Caddy's, but on three different nights. Perhaps more, but can't immediately recall. There was another venue right near it (called NRG's I think) that I recall a show from the early 90's band Sponge, and also saw Metal Church there just as metal was beginning to lose some of it's popularity to grunge. This was in the same area as the Old Spaghetti Factory, and is all (I think) around where Paul Brown Stadium now sits.
October 27, 20178 yr Toccata and Fugue in D Minor, by Bach Well played sir. Perfect inducement to absolute dread. Part of the soundtrack to ... and films as diverse as Sunset Boulevard and Fantasia.
October 27, 20178 yr Couldn't wait to watch Dark Shadows after school and about have the wee scared out of me. "Dark Shadows" / "Collinwood" - The Robert Cobert Orchestra Link to cover art - The Collinsport Historical Society: Your first look at the new DARK SHADOWS album
October 27, 20178 yr Couldn't wait to watch Dark Shadows after school and about have the wee scared out of me. "Dark Shadows" / "Collinwood" - The Robert Cobert Orchestra Link to cover art - The Collinsport Historical Society: Your first look at the new DARK SHADOWS album Oh, MAN, did that show creep me out! Still does.
October 27, 20178 yr DM Stith - "Just Once" This song exudes "creepy" to me. The admittedly sounds better, but I figured I'd share the live version so you could actually see the use of the whirly tubes for creepy effect. Those things sound super eerie to me - you can see them start in around the 1:55 minute mark of the video.
October 27, 20178 yr Couldn't wait to watch Dark Shadows after school and about have the wee scared out of me. "Dark Shadows" / "Collinwood" - The Robert Cobert Orchestra Link to cover art - The Collinsport Historical Society: Your first look at the new DARK SHADOWS album Oh, MAN, did that show creep me out! Still does. Being born in 1964 I was just old enough to hear my parents and older siblings talk about the show and its creepiness, and even enough to remember the name Barnabas Collins being mentioned, but with its original airing starting in '66 when I was just 2, and it being in soap opera form, I didn't comprehend the beginning era of the hysteria, and therefore never quite jumped on to know what was happening other than it being a dark creepy show. Other than simply hearing about it a lot in my development years, I truly can't say that I really knew the show very well, but always thought that it would have been something that I might've dug if I had been given the chance to start with its beginning with at least a 5 year old mind instead of 2 year old one.
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