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    Goth and Punk

    I would not catagorize myself as ever being in either group. Those individuals that I have met were have always been pleasant folks, distinctively dressed no doubt, but nice open folks.

    My perceptions, and please note that these are my views and my views alone, about these movements / fashion are below. If anyone has a problem with them or takes offense please send me a pm and I will remove.

    Punk is about being exposed
    Goth is about concealment

    Punk music lyrics are very literal, right to the point
    Goth music lyrics are cryptic with lots of obscure references

    Punks want to be in the light
    Goths long for the Shadows

    The Punk emotional vibe is anger.
    The Goth emotional vibe is sorrow.

    Punks want the cold truth
    Goths want the romantic ideal

    Punks have a unisex look that leans to the masculine
    Goths have a unisex look that leans to the feminine

    Punk is grounded in reality, it is a reaction to the here and now
    Goth is fantasy, an escape from the here and now

    Punk's goal is to inspire outrage
    Goth's goal is to inspire dread

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    Quote Originally Posted by Panache View Post
    Goth and Punk

    I would not catagorize myself as ever being in either group.
    Hands up all others with the mental picture of Panach sitting there typing whilst sport a bright blue mohecian and a huge chrome safety pin through his left nostril?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ccga3359 View Post
    Hands up all others with the mental picture of Panach sitting there typing whilst sport a bright blue mohecian and a huge chrome safety pin through his left nostril?

    I think I'd make a better Goth



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    Quote Originally Posted by Panache View Post
    I think I'd make a better Goth
    I did not need to see those pants!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Panache View Post
    I think I'd make a better Goth



    Cheers
    HA the look of the women on the right sums it all up don'tcha think?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Panache View Post
    Punk is about being exposed
    Goth is about concealment
    Very close. I would say that it is more about something that is concealed, rather than concealing something
    Quote Originally Posted by Panache View Post
    Punk music lyrics are very literal, right to the point
    Goth music lyrics are cryptic with lots of obscure references
    Obscure references, yes. Cryptic, maybe in parts, but then there are also the bands like Type O Negative that lay it right out there.
    Quote Originally Posted by Panache View Post
    Punks want to be in the light
    Goths long for the Shadows
    True, very true. I was once given the nickname "Dark" because the person who gave it to me only ever saw me at night. (I have a mild allergy to sunlight and keep out of it if possible.)
    Quote Originally Posted by Panache View Post
    The Punk emotional vibe is anger.
    The Goth emotional vibe is sorrow.
    Yes and no. While there is a great deal of sorrow in goth music, there is a definite current of anger.
    Quote Originally Posted by Panache View Post
    Punks want the cold truth
    Goths want the romantic ideal
    Works for me!
    Quote Originally Posted by Panache View Post
    Punks have a unisex look that leans to the masculine
    Goths have a unisex look that leans to the feminine
    I'd hesitate to call the goth look unisex, but there is some gender bending that goes on. The only time I've ever worn women's clothes in my life is when I went to a costume party as a dead nun.
    Quote Originally Posted by Panache View Post
    Punk is grounded in reality, it is a reaction to the here and now
    Goth is fantasy, an escape from the here and now
    Whenever possible, yes.
    Quote Originally Posted by Panache View Post
    Punk's goal is to inspire outrage
    Goth's goal is to inspire dread
    Or at least cause those who think to do so. I would say that goths, on the average, tend to be more literate than the "regular" punk.

    At the risk of steering this conversation somewhere where it can't go on this board, although there is a subset of Christian goths, you'll find that a lot more of them are pagan, atheist or agnostic. Sorry mods, I just couldn't leave the Christian goth comment upthread untouched.

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