Heartland

Matches what Wayne was saying in his book about switching the songwriting credits for Blood Money and B&S - I got the impression he still sees the occasional tuppence for that. (although not the mega millions that B&S generates!)

I thought he sold the master rights, not the publishing rights? So he has no control over what gets re-released but he does get still get the publishing income as songwriter which would include physical releases, streams etc.

I think BBC Worldwide own the sessions/live recordings outright so Warner would have agreed a fee to license this release, presumably limited to 4000 copies.

He'll still get most of the publishing

I thought no-one knew who actually owned the rights due to missing/not signed paper work. Whereas the approach these days seems to be if you have the tapes then f**k it, release it and see if anyone complains

Should have done 3x 45rpm 12"s, could have got the price up to £60

Cadiz sitting at home, working on it but wondering where they went wrong...

Well, BBC sessions...

Physical release though!

https://recordstoreday.com/SpecialRelea ... ppUlnJTZ78

I've gone down a little YouTube rabbit hole listening to gigs from this era, and for the life of me, I can't hear ANY keyboards in the mix. Like, they're all low quality bootlegs - I'm not aware of any high quality recordings from this time, but what exactly was Dan Donovan playing? The obvious key...

I tried a bunch of filters but didn't come up with a combination that made it any more listenable - the more you remove and compress, the more digital squonk you introduce. Interviewer and Trish were perfectly ok but the usual suspect remained inaudible...

's a very good listen. Surprisingly open

Nothing wrong with the rubber keyed 48k! (aside from the colour clash and sound..). And loading issues.
Still loved it

Board needs more vintage gaming
Loved my A600, the missing link between SNES and PSX..

We're all expecting

10th FALAA
11th FL
12th VT

aren't we?

:von: quoting Shelley again.. Rise, like lions after slumber In unvanquishable number! Shake your chains to earth like dew Which in sleep had fallen on you: Ye are many—they are few!" The Masque of Anarchy (or The Mask of Anarchy) is a British political poem written in 1819 (see 1819 in poetry) by ...

I Drove All Night, The Orb

He's got no chance with the big notes but it's an absolute belter

Look who's on Top of the Pops... ... it's only Bruno f**king Brookes!! (Oh yeah, and the Sisters) https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m000t134/top-of-the-pops-11101990 https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/images/ic/640x360/p098plp2.jpg Played less than half the song. Who's idea were the backing singers? :lol:

September looks too early to gather such a number indoors. Sod that, if it's good enough for Kirkstall Morrisons on a saturday (and presumably every other supermarket up and down the country) then it's good enough for a load of Sisters fans. I am presuming the capacity of the Roundhouse will be res...

Seetickets too now, still cheaper tomorrow! https://www.seetickets.com/tour/the-sisters-of-mercy?pre=sistersofmercy&src=MK_ETsisters-of-mercy-ps-11-03-21&sc_src=email_2085789&sc_lid=111640521&sc_uid=RRhPobVhTP&sc_llid=2021&sc_eh=0bc768f6e298e0011&utm_medium=email&utm_source=emarsys&utm_campaign=2021...

Available from Gigantic now.

Cheaper from Roundhouse tomorrow

https://www.gigantic.com/the-sisters-of ... som-mailer

Unexpected but yes please

Can't remember the last time they did 3 back to back nights in the same venue - Hamburg in 90?

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06 Mar 2021, 14:31

It could be due to the increasing font size on the auto cue.

Nurse still has to click 'next screen'

Doesn't look like there's any contractual obligation to do something.

Bit clunky aroumd the high viz and tabard lines but make it 160bpm and I'm in