Heartland

I can't believe no ones mentioned it yet, but there is an early Buffy episode in an underground "goth" ish/vampire club where they are listening to Floodland - can't remember which song. At the end of the episode on the original broadcast it says "this episode features music from the ...

davedecay wrote:it's on Metal Speed records, is it?

http://www.sisterswiki.org/index.php/Enter_the_Sisters

mine's the blue one on Black Swan. released before Some Girls...

Thanks! I missed this the first time through.

Thanks "Robertzombie", but it's a vinyl press that doesn't seem to coincide with any of the CD set. The sound quality is fine, no skips or background hiss. It's on Metal Speed and is definately a boot. I've seen other boot lp's also titled "Enter the Sisters", just wondering what...

Sorry if this info is somewhere else but I couldn't find it. I just picked up one of what appears to be 3(?) different boot lps called "Enter The Sisters". This one has the crescent logo with "Enter The Sisters" below in a dark pink on black cover. Song list: Temple of Love, Burn...

So if there really is a Merciful Release discography here somewhere, could someone link to it?

I know it's a bit early, but does anyone in Seattle know of anything going on after the Sisters show?

At one point a serious rival of the Knights Templar, Bax Corp was also known to be in league with the Tristero postal system and the shadowy Diaretics movement, the power of matter over mind. Last known as a subsidiary, or possibly parent company, of Yoyodyne Propulsion Systems. Clever, butI don't ...

markfiend wrote:FNORD

Watch out for them.

D.E.A.T.H. - Don't Ever Antagonise The Horn

At one point a serious rival of the Knights Templar, Bax Corp was also known to be in league with the Tristero postal system and the shadowy Diaretics movement, the power of matter over mind. Last known as a subsidiary, or possibly parent company, of Yoyodyne Propulsion Systems.

I've got a tv interview with Eldritch and Patricia talking about the brilliance of Leonard Cohen (obviously). I've also seen him mention the Screaming Blue Messiahs, and Chris Isaak... neither of which do anything for me, but there you go. The listening, watching, reading sections on the official si...

Has anyone bought tickets to any of these yet? What are the prices looking like. More specifically, has anyone checked out the SF/Warfield show? I assume they're offering general admission, but you never know...