Heartland

Ozpat wrote:

Sonya Marmeladova wrote:

markfiend wrote:Never been performed live.

Is it only syntesizers and machines except from the song?
or why is it that they do not play it in concerts?

Maybe it's NINE WHILE NINE part 2.

really? "nine while nine" so boring, the text suits the song very well!

I love Driven like the Snow too. One of my favourites. And 1959. And Flood II, and, and... oh I just like all the slow ballad types! I know I'm weird, but I never cared much for FALAA and Marian (maybe cause I'm a Floodland person, or because FALAA was the kind of album my sister + her juvenile del...

Yggdrasil wrote:Apparently it's from Höchst, Germany in 2001. I think it's great!

Do you like the Yggdrasil-quartet?

I love Driven like the Snow too. One of my favourites. And 1959. And Flood II, and, and... oh I just like all the slow ballad types! I know I'm weird, but I never cared much for FALAA and Marian (maybe cause I'm a Floodland person, or because FALAA was the kind of album my sister + her juvenile del...

markfiend wrote:

Sonya Marmeladova wrote:Does "driven like the snow" not often come in concerts? I tried to find it in youtube but can find no live-performances of this song..

Never been performed live.

Is it only syntesizers and machines except from the song?
or why is it that they do not play it in concerts?

Does "driven like the snow" not often come in concerts? I tried to find it in youtube but can find no live-performances of this song..

I do not at all like this song "Are you living for love". Is it serious meant? it sounds almost like a boyband-song..

For me personally I would have to say that the Vision Thing era doesnt really have the same impact for me as the preceeding body of work, with the exception of Ribbons. Its the album that I find myself listening to the least whereas anything before I can have playing over and over again.... I think...

Andy Christ 666 wrote:

Sonya Marmeladova wrote:Because I am getting old so I started to look for someone to marry, and then I came to think of Andrew Eldritch...

Hmmm, Not wanting to sound harsh, but, would you please start taking your medication again, really it's for your own good.

I would, but my dealer has disappeared...

Because I am getting old so I started to look for someone to marry, and then I came to think of Andrew Eldritch... If I didn't see it with my own eyes...I wouldn't believe someone would post something like this. Poor guy. Being a celebrity must be hellish. No wonder he lives in hiding. You seem to ...

and also "as the water come rushing..." of course, tsk tsk

There is a big gap between sistersofmercys good songs and sistersofmercys bad songs I think..It seems he look up to things that are so much bader than the ones he creates.

Possession,Neverland,Kiss the carpet

did not really mean married (go to the church or wherever you sign papers), just thought it was the easiest way to express it..

Oh, I LOVE possession! Agreed, Sonya - Possession is surely one of THE definitive Sisters song - though I'd say it sounds way better on its live '91 performance than as a studio track - check it out on Youtube if you haven't heard it yet... :D Disagree with just about everything Mr Wah is saying th...

Trying to be objective here... The first single. Goes without saying. Possession. Torch. I've thought this was rubbish ever since 1987. Anything that was released with Dominion, except Emma. Doctor Jeep (although the lyrics are brilliant) You Could Be The One (although the lyrics are hilarious) Rom...

Trying to be objective here... The first single. Goes without saying. Possession. Torch. I've thought this was rubbish ever since 1987. Anything that was released with Dominion, except Emma. Doctor Jeep (although the lyrics are brilliant) You Could Be The One (although the lyrics are hilarious) Rom...

Izzy HaveMercy wrote:

BillyBadBreaks wrote:

markfiend wrote:

Wrong wrong wrong. The Reptile House is as close to perfection as anything The Sisters have ever created.

Totally agree Mr. Fiend

IZ.

I think "kiss the carpet" is a very good song.

sultan2075 wrote:

sziamiau wrote:

Sonya Marmeladova wrote:I thought he wears dust.

nah that would be Carl McCoy..oh wait..was that flour?

I was going to make precisely the same crack.

Is he a baker?

magic booka wrote:1959 for me. leaves me cold (in a bad way) every time. got so bad at one point i burnt myself a copy of floodland without it on there.
disagree about on the wire though. i love that song.

It reminds of boring romantic american films, living as an angel, gone with the wind etc..

James Blast wrote:this one's gantin' for it Steve, get yer coat son, you've pulled

I duno wat this means but I get the impression it is something evil.

I thought he wears dust.

Hom_Corleone wrote:Fair do's. I couldnt remember and I couldn't be bothered trawling through gigs to find it.

It just sounded different somehow. Might be my age.

How old are you? Your photograph is very beautiful!

euphoria wrote:Yes I'm also confused sometimes about what they play, I suspect they have only really made like 5 songs because many are so similar:
Mother Russia-On the wire
Romeo Down-Neverland
Arms-Flood II
etc.

So they say also about Vivaldi, that he only made one song which he varied a little.

Sita wrote:Good Luck Sonya! When you are married, would you feed him regularly, and get him to use a facial moisturiser? And maybe buy him some decent shirts? Us other female fans would love you for it

Thank you.
No! I would never do that.