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What time frame are these guys from? You're trying to mix apples and oranges.
A friend of mine gave me a CD once because he thought it was too dark and moody/angry, and he was trying to move away from listening to that kind of music. I had to wonder what he meant about that particular CD, though, because it was The Verve, Urban Hymns. I loved that CD!Lol local band from modern time, hence the welcome to the 21st century lol. I get your point though. That's what I was meaning earlier when I said maybe it's a generational thing, but just the old hippy music does not sound dark to me. In fact kinda the opposite. Idk, maybe that's what I like about it though especially by comparison to modern music. Can't be gothic all the time.
Lol local band from modern time, hence the welcome to the 21st century lol. I get your point though. That's what I was meaning earlier when I said maybe it's a generational thing, but just the old hippy music does not sound dark to me. In fact kinda the opposite. Idk, maybe that's what I like about it though especially by comparison to modern music. Can't be gothic all the time.
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I got that LP for Christmas when I was sixteenPink Floyd is some good stuff, I know much of their stuff, very popular band even today. For them the closest to dark and moody I'd say is the Wall, but even then I feel like their british wit is too funny to make it dark lol.
Pondering on this though I did just remember one hippy band that is pretty dark in sound. Kinda surprised I forgot about them. Never been a particularly big fan of them, but probably the closest I could say to being dark and moody for the hippy generation.
The Doors