Heartland

I used to play Kiss the Carpet on an acoustic in the Hippie land that is Flagstaff Arizona on open-mic nites along with the theme from Land of the Lost.

From my vinyl copy of GIFT: GIFT . MUSIC WRITTEN AND PRODUCED BY ANDREW ELDRITCH FEATURING DOKTOR AVALANCHE AND THE CHORUS OF VENGEANCE LUCAS FOX . JAMES RAY . PATRICIA MORRISON . ALAN VEGA Since when did Julianne Regan have an American accent? you can hear whether or not the girl singing has an Am...

Dark wrote:You think James Ray is Gary Marx?

Sorry, you're beyond help.

I know...


it goes much deeper than silly Sisters of Mercy conspiracy theories...

Does anyone smile in here - or is that against the rules of Goth?

Er, yes, you probably are. No Julianne. Click the links the other guys have provided for the info. (But ignore the bits about drums and guitar - the posts on this thread seem to have the more likely info in that regard.) well, there is only one link and that was a real funny joke. I think it's Juli...

Er, yes, you probably are. No Julianne. Click the links the other guys have provided for the info. (But ignore the bits about drums and guitar - the posts on this thread seem to have the more likely info in that regard.) Why would I use it when I can have others like you do my bidding? :roll: In an...

so who made up the Chorus of Vengeance? Are a couple of friends of mine and I the only ones who are 99% sure that Julianne Regan's voice can be heard?

Phantom's an absolute bore :lol: You obviously never listened to this driving down an unlit road, with your lights off after having ingested 1/4 ounce of mushrooms. Anything would sound okay under those circumstances- though to my mind YCBtO would sound bestest.. :oops: :lol: good point...memorable...

d-monic wrote:The new issue of the Elegy magazine is out with a two pages interview of Mr Marx. The free cd sampler includes the song "Zapruder".
Soon will follow

How can anyone see this article?

If someone posts up the French I can translate it.

The album is named for the song????

Really.

and another thing...post the first single --> FALAA imo there is not a bad Sisters song. Guess it's just me, but 20 years after hearing them for the first time, they are still one of two groups.

1. The Sisters
2. Every other band I've ever listened to.

who were they...

I could have always SWORN that it is Julianne's voice - listen to it, loud with good speakers.

we forgive as we forget
as the day is long
as the day is long
Rain from Heaven <-- on the word 'Heaven' it sounds SO MUCH like her voice.

robertzombie wrote:Phantom's an absolute bore

You obviously never listened to this driving down an unlit road, with your lights off after having ingested 1/4 ounce of mushrooms.

robertzombie wrote:Phantom's an absolute bore

You obviously never listened to this driving down an unlit road, with your lights off after having ingested 1/4 ounce of mushrooms.

sorry, didn't mean for it to be a "I know and you don't" moment...didn't realize I left the answer out.

"True Love" was the answer that Wayne gave

Wayne told me and some friends outside of Hammerjacks in Baltimore in 1987...wondering if his answer was common knowledge or not...or if it was just a horsepoop...or if there were other ideas.