Most of these bands would probably never admit it, but it's obvious to me that The Doors had a pretty big influence on post-punk and gothic rock
Most of these bands would probably never admit it, but it's obvious to me that The Doors had a pretty big influence on post-punk and gothic rock
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>Circus music influenced me a bunch of clowns
mind blown, really
Yeah I can hear it with goth music. Twisted and dark.
first band to ever be described as "goth"
They were pretty open about it. Echo & the Bunnymen even had Manzarek produce one of their albums
Goth rock sure, but not post-punk in general.
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>genre's don't exist even do science proves they do
Yeah bro they totally influenced Gang of four and This Heat.
yeah i can see how it inspired goth because crazy train isn't all that different from L.A. woman but it's hard to connect them to post-punk which sounds equally similar to tiny tim
A lot of Ian Curtis' vocal delivery is indebted to Morrison
Most post-punk actually doesn't sound like Joy Division
curtis is an admitted doorsfag, along with the godfather of punk himself, iggy pop
yeah, basically joy division
Ian said he never heard the Doors
many of these bands you speak of have recorded and released Doors covers
No they've pretty publicly admitted it actually. Not all of it but a significant amount. Other common ones are Neu!n
,CAN,The Velvet Underground,and Funkadelic. Post-Punk Bands never implicitly draw on Amon Düül ii for whatever reason. It might be too much of a German Beer hall model of manhood as socially or culturally progressive as they might have been to apply to the androgen genre and that could easily be the entire story. Dead Kenedys is also inspired by MAGMA.
it’s that giant poster in the lost boys. turned it into vampire cave music
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Yes
the chameleons, siouxies and the banshees,bauhaus,echo and the bunnymen,joy division, possibly the cure (robert smith doesnt like the whole "lizard king" bullcrap myth). also possibly U2.
mark smith from the fall liked, unironically, the soft parade. he´s not too fond of the rest.
>Most of these bands would probably never admit it
why would those bands not admit it?
> but it's obvious to me that The Doors had a pretty big influence on post-punk and gothic rock
it's obvious to everyone, I think every article about origins of goth rock mentioned The Doors as proto-goth