Saint Germain

Police over here uses FB to capture speeders and tailgaters. So, it's not cool anymore.

It will end up so.

Top of Mont Blanc on Saturday

This is for Chern Der Blaue Reiter - The Liquidators

Heading for an autoshow in Geneva

M - Eine Stadt sucht einen Mörder Fritz Lang's first sound film

I'm also Dale

Happy Birthday.

Well, here is the situation a little bit different. People who hear Neofolk (or Apocalyptic Folk or Folk Noir or Dark Folk or whatever Folk) have a unlinke appearance than "casual" Goths. So, I would not say that only the sound differs. Here is a Alpine inspired Song. Graumahd - Auwaldschatten http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UjLWc7eiXSA

Good choice, Sir Rome - To die Among Strangers One of my favorite of newer Folk songs

Stormfågel are the sort of band you need if you find Dead Can Dance too cosy and comfortable.

As desired.. Der Radwechsel Ich sitze am Straßenhang. Der Fahrer wechselt das Rad. Ich bin nicht gern, wo ich herkomme. Ich bin nicht gern, wo ich hinfahre. Warum sehe ich den Radwechsel mit Ungeduld? Imho the correct translation would be "wheel replacement" Brecht, who had fled from the Nazis in the thirty's and later from House Un-American Activities Committee, wrote this poem after the Uprising of 1953 in East Germany. At this time he was aware that the alleged workers' paradise was ruled just by another regime.

Not that dark, but quite cool http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmdohLV9Eug&feature=related

Changing the Wheel - Bertolt Brecht I sit by the roadside The driver changes the wheel. I do not like the place I have come from. I do not like the place I am going to. Why with impatience do I Watch him changing the wheel?

Tod im Juni

Happy Birthday Sir.

My favorite bumper sticker

Probably Döner Kebab Which is the inventivest Black Metal Band by name?

I am most time more a lurker than an active user. But the downtime made me really missing the community. Nevertheless, hope that I could help.

Another sublime German word that had made it into American English. Use it with devotion and respect