Des Essientes 7 | 1288
13 Jul 2011 / #31
the Ken Russell film
I've seen it starred Catherine Oxenburg. A thread on this forum, started no doubt by the prolific Crow, pointed out that she is descended from the Serbian Royal House.
Are there a lot of goths in Poland?
I've seen it starred Catherine Oxenburg. A thread on this forum, started no doubt by the prolific Crow, pointed out that she is descended from the Serbian Royal House.
the White Worm
most geordie folk would soon realize it's the lambton worm. (discussed elsewhere on the forum)
Regarding his Dracula I would say it had a Slavophobic theme in that it depicted Slovaks as the count's most ardent human henchmen
Not known to me, but history isn't my thing. Not mentioned in standard school education anyway which usually starts at 1066 Battle of Hastings.
I always thought of Dracula as a pimp, sucking the life out of young maidens the way he did.
Des Essientes 7 | 1288
13 Jul 2011 / #34
Not mentioned in standard school education anyway which usually starts at 1066 Battle of Hastings.
Ah so not much on the 7th century when the king I was asking about, named Penda, reigned, but thats understandable given the sheer amount of history that Britain has.
OP Rebirth
17 Jul 2011 / #35
i listen to (and go to see) closterkeller and see them as a goth band.
Speaking of Closterkeller, I love this song.
youtube.com/watch?v=BgUEMD1ZduQ
The bass is just so orgasmic!
The Polish language can be very sexy when it comes to goth music. I also like the Polish band Miguel and the Living Dead but unfortunately they've broken up! The deathrock scene in America approved of that band very much!
Shin_NomeD
7 Jun 2014 / #36
Do americans really have an unintentional phobia towards goths? 'cause the americans I know are all Hip Hoppers; Metallers and (of course) gamers. And the people I know do not have any angsty animosity towards Goths (the opposite would be more like it), so I wonder ^^"