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 I have never seen a concert like this. An hour and a little more where I remained tense on the wire of emotion, which shocked me.

 Gothic certainly, but not the kind that talks about vampires and cemeteries, but rather tells how love (and life) can be seen through the eyes of poetry and sensitivity.

Deine Lakaien's acoustic live performance defies expectations with its intense emotional depth and beautiful voice-piano interplay. The reviewer was initially skeptical but found the concert profoundly moving. The music presents gothic themes through a poetic and sensitive lens rather than traditional dark clichés. This performance surpasses many other concert DVDs in emotional impact. The reviewer highly recommends experiencing it, available online. Watch Deine Lakaien's intense acoustic live performance now on YouTube and experience a powerful, soulful journey in gothic music!

 Only a genius could create "Faith" at such a young age.

 Unlike today where many musicians pretend to be different... Robert Smith at 21 "was" different and lived his diversity on his own skin.

The review celebrates Robert Smith's genius in creating The Cure's 'Faith' at just 21. The album is praised for its unique, sparse melodies and deep gothic sensitivity. It reflects a blend of optimism and morbid themes shaped by personal struggles. Notable tracks like 'Primary' and 'The Funeral Party' highlight the emotional and artistic range. The reviewer admires Smith's authentic difference and artistic sincerity. Dive into The Cure's 'Faith' and experience the haunting genius of Robert Smith's early masterpiece.

 Lovesick is just a tribute to Disintegration.

 If you, like me, are disintegrated, make it yours.

Leave In Silence's album Lovesick is a heartfelt tribute to The Cure's Disintegration. Filled with melancholic keyboards and sad vocals, it captures the essence of late 80s darkwave. The album emphasizes emotional connection over technical prowess. Highly recommended for fans of moody, nostalgic music. Listen to Lovesick by Leave In Silence and immerse yourself in this haunting darkwave tribute today!

 That music, those song titles, those lyrics, that image changed my life.

 The Sisters represented the macho and rock side of the English Gothic scene of the Eighties.

This review covers The Sisters of Mercy's 1985 Wake concert, highlighting the band's unique gothic rock sound and iconic live performance. The author shares personal memories tied to the music and praises the concert's energetic song selection, noting the emotional impact the band had within the Gothic scene. Despite some dated visual effects, the concert remains a beloved classic. Discover the legendary 1985 Wake concert by The Sisters of Mercy and dive into the roots of gothic rock!

 The three albums have little in common with each other, perhaps musically the second and the third, but the song lyrics belong to three different phases in Smith’s life.

 No smoke machines, no strange faces (those times are past) but many emotions not necessarily plastic but sincere.

This review covers The Cure's 'Trilogy' live DVD, featuring a concert at Berlin's Tempodrom performing songs from Pornography, Disintegration, and Bloodflowers. The reviewer highlights the emotional depth and distinct phases in Robert Smith's songwriting, praising the musicians' performance and production quality. The setlist's sadness and gothic atmosphere unite the distinct albums, making for a sincere musical experience. Dive into The Cure’s Trilogy DVD and experience a powerful live journey through gothic rock history!

 After thirty years, Bauhaus are still the best of their genre.

 I was incredibly moved by this slow and atmospheric piece.

This review covers Bauhaus’s 1998 reunion concert DVD 'Gotham,' highlighting the band's gothic and punk roots. Peter Murphy’s presence and key songs like 'Hollow Hills' and 'Bela Lugosi’s Dead' are praised. The reviewer emphasizes the perfect sounds, energy, and stage presence. It's a must-have for Gothic music fans and captures a dreamlike era in the genre’s history. Watch Bauhaus's legendary Gotham concert DVD and experience the pinnacle of Gothic rock live!

 This concert, in my opinion, is the manifesto of Gothic.

 Siouxsie is its queen, and with her voice, she takes you into the vampiric heart of cold England of those years.

This review covers the 1983 live VHS 'Nocturne' by Siouxsie And The Banshees, capturing their seminal Gothic rock sound and atmosphere. Featuring Robert Smith on guitar, the concert at Royal Albert Hall is praised as a musical manifesto for the Goth movement. The reviewer emphasizes the raw, evocative performance and the band's influential role in the 80s music scene. Discover the haunting power of Siouxsie And The Banshees' Nocturne—watch, listen, and feel the pulse of true Gothic rock history.

 "The concert was very evocative and full of emotions, guitar, bass, keyboards, and electronic drums played very skillfully."

 "Xymox in their professional career did not achieve the fame and money they deserved, despite great albums and beautiful songs."

This review covers Clan Of Xymox's live performance at the 2004 Bolkow Castle Party, highlighting their skillful mix of guitars, keyboards, and electronic drums. The reviewer praises the emotional impact and evocative nature of the concert, noting the band's consistent gothic lyrical themes and comparisons to notable acts like The Cure and Sisters of Mercy. Despite limited commercial success, the band’s dedication to their genre shines through. Explore Clan Of Xymox live performance and experience the rich gothic rock atmosphere now!

 The Cure have always been an anomaly in the history of rock and in this VHS they fully confirm it.

 If you are still dreamers and romantics, I recommend it; otherwise, forget it.

This review celebrates The Cure's mid-90s live concert VHS 'Show', highlighting their shift to a more polished, mysterious style. It praises the band's musicianship and iconic songs while noting the performance may feel dated today. Recommended for dreamers and romantics. Explore The Cure’s iconic 90s live show and relive their mysterious and melodic rock experience now!

 Le Bon jumps, spins, invites everyone to clap, talks to the audience, and even dedicates a song to the earthquake victims in Emilia Romagna.

 In conclusion, I say it was a magical evening, I’ve seen a lot of concerts in my life but none like this one.

The review describes an exceptional Duran Duran concert at Rome's Foro Italico. The band performed both their latest album 'All You Need Is Now' and classic hits, engaging a lively and enthusiastic audience. The intimate venue setting and Simon Le Bon's stage presence enhanced the experience. The reviewer highlights the magic and joy of the night, recommending the event to fans and music lovers alike. Discover the magic of Duran Duran live – listen to their classics and latest hits now!