Heartland

I'm really looking forward to the new album! Won't be long now.

Maybe we shoot stop visiting their shows and stop buying rereleases. That will mess up Andy's cash flow.

I use the "incoming" scream from that live Ribbons for my phone alerts. It's actually quite terrifying. Yup, I've used that one for years too (the original, not a live version). Turned out some people interpreted the scream quite different. "I'm coming!" may or may not have been...

Well, if your lead "singer" can't sing, best to add some backing vocals to repair the drama.

Check the comments on those videos.

Is this the album version, the single version, or the extended 12" version?

He drops by for a cup of tea every now and then. Charming little bugger. But he keeps asking for meth each time.

When You Don't See Me.

Just plain dull and uninspired. Both song and lyrics.

Why is the song even called "Dr. Jeep". What does that even mean?

This is the girl on piano playing This Corrosion, as mentioned in the article:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R7rdFaQYA7g

Copyright laws are shiit anyway. The regular copyright is that something's protected until 70 years (some countries 50 or 100) after the maker DIED. In some cases that means more than 100 years after it was released. Totally idiotic. I'd say 50 years of copyright protection after release is more tha...

Depprocksfarfar wrote:Trump won so...start working Eldritch!

So much for the "the guys can't be bothered to record songs for nothing" remark by :von: i don't think that the personal satisfaction and artistic expression one gains from releasing a solo album could be described as "nothing". I was referring to nothing as in a monetary sense....

So much for the "the guys can't be bothered to record songs for nothing" remark by

I'm so excited!! How many more of you are going to the show??

Nikolas Vitus Lagartija wrote:implies gradual decline, whereas the common agreement is that they seem to have got better again in the last year or so after a dodgier period.

They're still on their death bed.

No releases for 20 years means dead band to me.

Would be funny if these gals did a cover of Giving Ground...

One can only hope.

Wayne still hasn't recovered from the Sisters era? Oh boy.

He's certainly aware of the economical side of it. But time and again, it's like, "Chris & Ben can't be arsed to tinker with me for so long without pay." Obviously, Von is the Sisters, and them lads are his employees. I doubt they'd see much of the album sales, as otherwise, as equal ...

No wait, you mean he's still alive?

Style: deathrock. Yeh.

* Put a double lock on the vault in the basement where all the recordings for the new album are hidden. * Add another lock to that vault. * Check the locks. * Put that vault in another, larger vault and add 3 locks. * Check the locks. * Check the locks again. * Lock the door to the basement. * Check...

Well, technically UTG wasn't even written by Eldritch, it was a Billie Hughes song.

Mav787 wrote:That quote was from the editor of VLR. Its his job to sell magazines.

Then why on earth does he run an interview with the Sisters of Mercy?

And who is this "Von" guy everybody seems to be talking about?