Wow!! Ex goth rocker here..your right about the cult..❤love album epic..and especially the sisters..all the albums. You brought back amazing memories..I remember seeing Gene Loves Jezebel at the diamond club.1988…remember the cranes? I remember seeing the psychedelic furs at Canada’s wonderland..they change my life.THEN I HIT THE GOTH CLUBS IN TORONTO AND PARIS FRANCE…
you are barking up my tree...44 yr old goth industrial head here and I know every single album you highlighted...especially Skinny Puppy (I've seen them 6 or 7 times now live starting with the Last Rights tour and Godflesh was amazing as well in that tour). My new dig now is aggrotech, taking that harsh industrial bent and mixing it with dance music 4 on the floor goodness. On the point of Sig Ros, there are some awesome film experiments that are all stellar. Keep doing you...awesome channel.
@@LiisaLadouceur it's amazing how time can get away from us. Your mention of Haunted took me back to my 20s grabbing up the contacts off the floor and wanting to relive that bit of nostalgia. Great and defining moments dictated by the pantheon of sound and the subculture we embraced.
@@LiisaLadouceur I agree with you on those two. I think it's unique listening to a record where a band is in the midst of a transitional period. Just like Sisters of Mercy's Vision Thing..that transition into the more guitar driven sound. So good!
Interesting list. Some of your choices are mine too. My list would be like this: 1. Skinny Puppy - Remission & Bites (When I first heared this I was blown away and seeing them live was something that I never experienced before). 2. Anything from Sigur Ros, here I am totally on your way. 3. TOOL - Aenima (I never heared a rock sound like this before. Tool is awesome. If you don't know them, take a listen) 4. Alien Sex Fiend - All Our Yesterdays (When I discovered them, they where around for a while. All this stuff came on very bad quality tapes back then. I never payed much attention to them on the tapes, because of the sound. Then I got this record on vinyl and was hooked) 5. Deep Purple - Made In Japan (My first record. The sound of it is still amazing.) 6. Fields Of The Nephilim - Ceromonies live. (Carl themes to get even better, the older he gets. This DVD/CD is in my opinion one of the best representations of Goth-Rock. 7. Sisters Of Mercy - First And Last And Always (I pick the first Album, because of the more organic sound of it. I love Floodland too, but in an different way. Plack Planet and Marian are just genius in my opinion) 8. Christian Death - Only Theatre Of Pain (My Introduction to "American Gothic". I was so sad when Rozz died.) 9. Metallica - Metallica (Just because Enter Sandman was the song that opend me to more metal sounds.) 10. Pink Floyd - Dark Side Of The Moon (It totally changed the way I listen to music today) Greets from Germany!
Great to hear you mention "Love and Rockets" my partner is a fan and I love The Cult and sisters albums you mention and yes I would like you to speak more about The Sisters music. I've got to say I really like their cover of "Gimme Shelter". X
I was around ten when I first got into Sigur Rós and they’re definitely one of my all time favorite bands ever. So mysterious and ethereal. I’m happy for everyone who‘s familiar with their music because it’s just out of this world 🖤
Mezzanine is amazing - defined a time in my life too. I might do a video similar to this, actually - there are a few albums that have had a potent effect on me over the years.
I look forward to your videos Liisa - love your passion and knowledge!! I'd love to hear more of your thoughts on books, music, fashion and films as well!
Liisa, thanks for the video and greetings from Belarus! In our country gothic movement was dead-born but I've still caught some cultural heritage of it. The top is really inspiring and I'd love to hear more about music, literature and movies from you.
I'm 46, been steeped in the goth/industrial culture since the late 80s...I feel all the records you presented. My gateway was Front 242, though. Erasure was also my favorite band at the time in 88.
PLEASE TALK ABOUT SoM they got me into goth in 2013 from the worlds end with Simon Pegg self proclaimed recovering goth and amazing actor. My fave actually. But I heard this corrosion and fell into a deep rabbit hole of amazing tracks from all of floodland to first last and always and then some girls wander by mistake and little of vision thing but I like more. I’ve been on the journey since then and recently had a kidney transplant and recovery involved deep dives of goth and post punk music. I got into the cure, sioxsie and they banshees, children on stun, fields of the nephilim, and like thirty others (yes I took a list down). Been having so much fun just exploring my darkness and always had something of a romantic relationship with the dark and unusual. I frequent a local Richmond oddities and curiosities shop near a cemetery from 1800s and earlier.
Great selections. Love almost all of them. What do you think about Phantasmagoria by The Damned and Serpentine Gallery by Switchblade Symphony? Gratitude.
Glad Daniel Ash worked through his Catholic guilt for his love of dub reggae. A massive influence on him and the Haskins brothers. Prince Far-I, King Tubby, The Revolutionaries, Lee Scratch Perry are what they grew up on. Love the Love & Rockets/Bauhaus vibe.
Thanks for this , most of those are on my list as well and the records sitting here too. Love and Rockets are a big fav of mine I used to have a little soft spot for Daniel Ash 😂 I loved Southern Death Cult but it was The Cults “ Love “ album that was glued to my record player back then. “ Rain” being my favourite track . I’m really enjoying a lot of the “ newer “ post punk bands like Selofan and She Past Away as well as my trad stuff . Thanks I really enjoyed this .
This was great and a real good introduction, especially if you're a newcomer and wants to dig into the goth music scene. I actually never knew The Cult was considered goth, I just thought their sound was awsome when I first began listening to them back in the late 80's. How about a video about the goth themed books you like? You seem to have quite a collection of books in general and I think I spotted some goth related titles in there ;)
Liisa Ladouceur That’s a great idea, and yes I saw you’d already done another video about goth style, so I had to watch that one too and take some notes as well :) I’m looking forward to see what other topics you’ll come up with in the future. Have a great trip to Transylvania btw, I’m so jealous of you ;)
Love Bjorks first few albums. Joga is amazing. Cocteau Twins, love heaven or Las Vegas, treasure, garlands, blue bell knoll. Siouxsie of course. Bel Canto, peter murphy, and now I'll check out the three of your I don't know
I think most of those that hear it for the first time have differing opinions on it. It was my introduction to goth music and I got into FALAA not too long after that was consumed and digested and left me wanting a more dark and moody sound. Can’t get any sexier and gothic than afterhours. That is my dark room candles lit track of tracks. Maybe neverland a fragment also but those just touch that dark nerve that itches for a twanging every now and then. Will be keeping up with this for as long as I can!
Hi! What a great recordlist! Love it...espacially Massive Attack and Skinny Puppy ❤ There's al lot of good music outthere ofcourse... try "Euzen - Sequel"...very unique sound i think 😉 I would love to see a review of them 😊
I just watched your "Goth themed books" video and I really enjoyed that so curiosity got the best of me and decided to take a peek into your channel and found this video, which I decided to watch as well. I noticed you like quite a few things I like as well. The Cult, Love & Rockets, Skinny Puppy, Kate Bush etc.. Great taste in music. I sat here thinking about which albums I would include were I to make a video like this and I found out very quickly, I would have a *_VERY_* tough time limiting myself to just 10 albums (I'm sure I could do it but, it would probably take me a while). I admire the fact that you could narrow it down to a Top 10. Very interesting info and views on those albums from your perspective. Glad I blindly stumbled onto your vids and channel. Always nice to meet a fellow music fan..
ike love and rockets too. the only cult song i know i the sea sells santucary. haunted when the minutes drag is my fav of their's too. floodline is my fav. and this corrosion gets me going.
You are hiding a light moderating on Banger Would love to see/hear your opinions, reviewing on Banger. or more of your own here such as reviewing current albums like The Unkindness Of Ravens album'Beautiful Tragedies', or Sangue Cássia by Sinistro and maybe the odd one or two from the past few years such as Trees of Eternity - Hour of the Nightingale, and Savages - Adore Life
I have a question, hopefully you can answer it! do the 80's bands from the goth scene, made any clothes important/iconic/highlight for the goth style(or fashion in general)?
Fields of the nephilim might have made western dusters/ long coats extremely cool. Also possibly Andy Eldritch made aviator sunglasses 🕶 at all times popular. The all black look and Victorian style look can be credited partially to Patricia Morrison I think. Modern day Morticia Addams! I guess siouxsie Sioux made Egyptian eye makeup popular but I think it could be said to have been inspired by cleopatra or perhaps Elizabeth Taylor’s portrayal and costume as that character.
I must say, you are influenced by goth artists. By the way, you may want to remove some videos from your “Best Goth videos of all time” playlist, as those videos are either private, taken down or region blocked.
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🖤🖤🖤Sister of mercy 🖤🖤🖤
Saw them at Reading. So sexy.
I love sisters of Mercy so much soooo cool & goth🖤🖤🖤
Would love to see a book shelf tour so many books behind you O.O
Wow!! Ex goth rocker here..your right about the cult..❤love album epic..and especially the sisters..all the albums. You brought back amazing memories..I remember seeing Gene Loves Jezebel at the diamond club.1988…remember the cranes? I remember seeing the psychedelic furs at Canada’s wonderland..they change my life.THEN I HIT THE GOTH CLUBS IN TORONTO AND PARIS FRANCE…
Kate Bush? Thank you! My heart is melting. I heard your Canadian accent immediately.
My no 1 favourite album of all time has to be Disintegration by The Cure.
Great list of albums. You have amazing taste in music
you are barking up my tree...44 yr old goth industrial head here and I know every single album you highlighted...especially Skinny Puppy (I've seen them 6 or 7 times now live starting with the Last Rights tour and Godflesh was amazing as well in that tour). My new dig now is aggrotech, taking that harsh industrial bent and mixing it with dance music 4 on the floor goodness. On the point of Sig Ros, there are some awesome film experiments that are all stellar. Keep doing you...awesome channel.
Thanks! I'm not so much into the Aggrotech but I recently saw Author and Punisher live and that gave me all the olde school feels!
@@LiisaLadouceur it's amazing how time can get away from us. Your mention of Haunted took me back to my 20s grabbing up the contacts off the floor and wanting to relive that bit of nostalgia. Great and defining moments dictated by the pantheon of sound and the subculture we embraced.
Nice video Liisa. Please, make more music/albums recomendations.
That's great. Not the usual bands as in most videos about Goth Music. I must check out the Savages immediately. Thank you! 👍🏻🎶
Lisa, you’re wonderful. Thank you so much for sharing this. 🖤💀
Depeche Mode - Black Celebration is probably the most important record I've ever listened to. Again another great transition record for them.
Classic for sure! I'm partial to Violator or Songs of Faith and Devotion.
@@LiisaLadouceur I agree with you on those two. I think it's unique listening to a record where a band is in the midst of a transitional period. Just like Sisters of Mercy's Vision Thing..that transition into the more guitar driven sound. So good!
Horace Andy's iconic voice and the MASSIVE reggae vibe is what Mezzanine is all about!
Rock it, Girl! I dig your taste. My list includes The Cure, Front 242, and The Pixies.
Keep it up
DR.L
Haha!! "Sex on wax" is an accurate description for FLOOD I & II 😆
Solid choices! I only have a few album covers on my wall, Floodland is one of them.
I loved your list. 😘 Some of the bands are new to me, I will be checking them out. My favs on the list are The Cult and Sisters of Mercy.
Floodland yaaaass!!!! Didn’t they do a side project called sisterhood, DCD yes!!!! The Normal, Kate Bush. Love your selections they are all great!!!
Even tho you don't upload that often, all your videos are good quality
Thanks!
Interesting list. Some of your choices are mine too. My list would be like this: 1. Skinny Puppy - Remission & Bites (When I first heared this I was blown away and seeing them live was something that I never experienced before). 2. Anything from Sigur Ros, here I am totally on your way. 3. TOOL - Aenima (I never heared a rock sound like this before. Tool is awesome. If you don't know them, take a listen) 4. Alien Sex Fiend - All Our Yesterdays (When I discovered them, they where around for a while. All this stuff came on very bad quality tapes back then. I never payed much attention to them on the tapes, because of the sound. Then I got this record on vinyl and was hooked) 5. Deep Purple - Made In Japan (My first record. The sound of it is still amazing.) 6. Fields Of The Nephilim - Ceromonies live. (Carl themes to get even better, the older he gets. This DVD/CD is in my opinion one of the best representations of Goth-Rock. 7. Sisters Of Mercy - First And Last And Always (I pick the first Album, because of the more organic sound of it. I love Floodland too, but in an different way. Plack Planet and Marian are just genius in my opinion) 8. Christian Death - Only Theatre Of Pain (My Introduction to "American Gothic". I was so sad when Rozz died.) 9. Metallica - Metallica (Just because Enter Sandman was the song that opend me to more metal sounds.) 10. Pink Floyd - Dark Side Of The Moon (It totally changed the way I listen to music today) Greets from Germany!
Great to hear you mention "Love and Rockets" my partner is a fan and I love The Cult and sisters albums you mention and yes I would like you to speak more about The Sisters music. I've got to say I really like their cover of "Gimme Shelter". X
Loved the video! I would love to see more videos!
Awesome! Thankk you from France
This video brings me so much joy. About to go play most of these albums now ❤❤❤💀
I was around ten when I first got into Sigur Rós and they’re definitely one of my all time favorite bands ever. So mysterious and ethereal. I’m happy for everyone who‘s familiar with their music because it’s just out of this world 🖤
Mezzanine is amazing - defined a time in my life too. I might do a video similar to this, actually - there are a few albums that have had a potent effect on me over the years.
Liisa such an awesome list , and your explanations.. I was nodding along in agreement, memory, smiling ! Bang on for all of it
I look forward to your videos Liisa - love your passion and knowledge!! I'd love to hear more of your thoughts on books, music, fashion and films as well!
I'd love to hear your take on important goth records, and important post-goth (if that's what we're calling it?) records!
The way you light up and get excited for music is so adorable! And keep up the great work! 🖤🖤🖤
Liisa, thanks for the video and greetings from Belarus! In our country gothic movement was dead-born but I've still caught some cultural heritage of it.
The top is really inspiring and I'd love to hear more about music, literature and movies from you.
The cult and sisters of mercy is awesome
I'm Canadian, too. 😍😍
I'm 46, been steeped in the goth/industrial culture since the late 80s...I feel all the records you presented. My gateway was Front 242, though. Erasure was also my favorite band at the time in 88.
and I commented 2 years ago...whoops! Guess I still agree.
I finally know how to pronounce your name. Yay😂
PLEASE TALK ABOUT SoM they got me into goth in 2013 from the worlds end with Simon Pegg self proclaimed recovering goth and amazing actor. My fave actually. But I heard this corrosion and fell into a deep rabbit hole of amazing tracks from all of floodland to first last and always and then some girls wander by mistake and little of vision thing but I like more. I’ve been on the journey since then and recently had a kidney transplant and recovery involved deep dives of goth and post punk music. I got into the cure, sioxsie and they banshees, children on stun, fields of the nephilim, and like thirty others (yes I took a list down). Been having so much fun just exploring my darkness and always had something of a romantic relationship with the dark and unusual. I frequent a local Richmond oddities and curiosities shop near a cemetery from 1800s and earlier.
Skinny Puppy are underrated legends. I actually met Ogre and i was so starstruck.
Great selections. Love almost all of them. What do you think about Phantasmagoria by The Damned and Serpentine Gallery by Switchblade Symphony? Gratitude.
Glad Daniel Ash worked through his Catholic guilt for his love of dub reggae. A massive influence on him and the Haskins brothers. Prince Far-I, King Tubby, The Revolutionaries, Lee Scratch Perry are what they grew up on. Love the Love & Rockets/Bauhaus vibe.
Thanks for this , most of those are on my list as well and the records sitting here too.
Love and Rockets are a big fav of mine I used to have a little soft spot for Daniel Ash 😂
I loved Southern Death Cult but it was The Cults “ Love “ album that was glued to my record player back then.
“ Rain” being my favourite track .
I’m really enjoying a lot of the “ newer “ post punk bands like Selofan and She Past Away as well as my trad stuff .
Thanks I really enjoyed this .
This was great and a real good introduction, especially if you're a newcomer and wants to dig into the goth music scene. I actually never knew The Cult was considered goth, I just thought their sound was awsome when I first began listening to them back in the late 80's. How about a video about the goth themed books you like? You seem to have quite a collection of books in general and I think I spotted some goth related titles in there ;)
Thanks Jean. I did a video on Goth fashion books and am planning another on Goth music biographies as soon as I finish a few new ones.
Liisa Ladouceur That’s a great idea, and yes I saw you’d already done another video about goth style, so I had to watch that one too and take some notes as well :) I’m looking forward to see what other topics you’ll come up with in the future. Have a great trip to Transylvania btw, I’m so jealous of you ;)
I have that billy idol one!
Love Bjorks first few albums. Joga is amazing. Cocteau Twins, love heaven or Las Vegas, treasure, garlands, blue bell knoll.
Siouxsie of course. Bel Canto, peter murphy, and now I'll check out the three of your I don't know
I hated floodland when I first heard it nearly used it as a Frisbee. Thankfully I discovered FALAA shortly after and was in love
I think most of those that hear it for the first time have differing opinions on it. It was my introduction to goth music and I got into FALAA not too long after that was consumed and digested and left me wanting a more dark and moody sound. Can’t get any sexier and gothic than afterhours. That is my dark room candles lit track of tracks. Maybe neverland a fragment also but those just touch that dark nerve that itches for a twanging every now and then. Will be keeping up with this for as long as I can!
Omg I hated floodland too and then boom I started listening to dominion over and over then boom loved the whole album.
Awesome recommendations! I knew a few of these, the rest are new ❤
Hi! What a great recordlist! Love it...espacially Massive Attack and Skinny Puppy ❤ There's al lot of good music outthere ofcourse... try "Euzen - Sequel"...very unique sound i think 😉
I would love to see a review of them 😊
I just watched your "Goth themed books" video and I really enjoyed that so curiosity got the best of me and decided to take a peek into your channel and found this video, which I decided to watch as well. I noticed you like quite a few things I like as well. The Cult, Love & Rockets, Skinny Puppy, Kate Bush etc.. Great taste in music.
I sat here thinking about which albums I would include were I to make a video like this and I found out very quickly, I would have a *_VERY_* tough time limiting myself to just 10 albums (I'm sure I could do it but, it would probably take me a while). I admire the fact that you could narrow it down to a Top 10.
Very interesting info and views on those albums from your perspective. Glad I blindly stumbled onto your vids and channel. Always nice to meet a fellow music fan..
Thanks for the feedback. It's impossible to pick just 10 for sure!
ike love and rockets too. the only cult song i know i the sea sells santucary. haunted when the minutes drag is my fav of their's too. floodline is my fav. and this corrosion gets me going.
I really enjoyed this. Subscribed!
Great list, mine would share many of those fantastic albums
trip hop rules!
A band that you can check out is motionless in white they are a really cool band they are a heavy metal band .
I would include Chameleons Strange Times.
40 Years of Goth/"Dark Subculture" more generally Music?
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I also love trip hop, maybe you could make more content about it
Big ups for Mezzanine and Love and Rockets.
Great video! I’m listening to all of them!!
You are hiding a light moderating on Banger Would love to see/hear your opinions, reviewing on Banger. or more of your own here such as reviewing current albums like The Unkindness Of Ravens album'Beautiful Tragedies', or Sangue Cássia
by Sinistro
and maybe the odd one or two from the past few years such as Trees of Eternity - Hour of the Nightingale, and Savages - Adore Life
Aw, thanks. I have two black hats!
Aucun album de The Cure? Impossible!
Lisa are nyou from Montreal but you are french Quebecois c clair. Im a major fan of black metal but sisters bauhaus and siouxsie are my heros
Bonjour. I'm Franco-Ontarian, and live in Toronto. Siouxsie is my hero too.
Von is a great Sigur Ros album.
Those gloves 😍
Dear Liisa, great video!!! do you have facebook?, I´d like to know more about you, greetings from mexico!!!
I have a question, hopefully you can answer it!
do the 80's bands from the goth scene, made any clothes important/iconic/highlight for the goth style(or fashion in general)?
Fields of the nephilim might have made western dusters/ long coats extremely cool. Also possibly Andy Eldritch made aviator sunglasses 🕶 at all times popular. The all black look and Victorian style look can be credited partially to Patricia Morrison I think. Modern day Morticia Addams! I guess siouxsie Sioux made Egyptian eye makeup popular but I think it could be said to have been inspired by cleopatra or perhaps Elizabeth Taylor’s portrayal and costume as that character.
●•SKINNY PUPPY•●
I like the video and you are so pretty, this is the first time i see your face ♥
Love the list, not too obscure or elitist, not too close minded either.
Yeah. The Ninth Wave is the best thing Kate Bush ever did.
Kate Bush forever!
I must say, you are influenced by goth artists.
By the way, you may want to remove some videos from your “Best Goth videos of all time” playlist, as those videos are either private, taken down or region blocked.
Hi. Thanks for the note. I will review the playlist and give it an update. Cheers.