Heartland

This just in, the entire show:


Courtesy of the brilliant Rolling Rockvideos...

Kid Jensen and 1984 Peel Session now available on Spotify in Sweden.

Finally I get to play Jolene at all the wrong time & places...

Okay here’s my cynical review, a little ,late to the party admittedly as I’m just catching up. Had high hopes for goth LiveAid effort. Who wouldn’t. Great idea and the very best of intentions. I hope they made a few bob and helped those charities. But my ever living f**k wit of a deity.....that vid...

Pista wrote:

flakk13 wrote:Not available in Sweden.
Any idea how to get it here, or anywhere else outside the UK?

Use a VPN and pick UK IP addy would be my guess

Yes, but I still would need a UK credit card for the downloads...

Not available in Sweden.
Any idea how to get it here, or anywhere else outside the UK?

The cover...

https://publications.newberry.org/faith ... ercy_0.jpg

Source: https://publications.newberry.org/faith ... st-xaviers

Both New Order and Peter Hook and the Light a few years back.
They are both ok, but then I listen to Joy Divsion...

Got my tickets...

Ooops, many of them are mine. Made them while at university with far too much time on my hands... Sorry. A few years late to the party here but just wondered if it was you who created the midi file for the extended version of Temple of Love? And do you mind if I use it? The drum track is really wel...

Hmm, it is just me, or does Lucretia sound a bit "Dream Theater-esque" on Spotify... I... I don’t even know what this means. I know what the words mean. But when you put them in this specific order I am confused. How about these words in this order: If you play Lucretia of ASCOO on Spotify, you g...

Hmm, it is just me, or does Lucretia sound a bit "Dream Theater-esque" on Spotify...

More interesting. Still not very good.

So who is attending bens and chris' next stockholm gig this friday? Please wear a head & star mask similar to the ghouls stupid thing, but with a cut out for the face, they will realise the difference Was not planning to, but I went anyway. Had a great time. Ben and Chris played their parts as alwa...

Some photos here:
http://www.rockfoto.nu/artists/the-sist ... 0909/25390

Drsisters wrote:There must have been tech issues with a guitar, Sisters got late on and played through the setlist without breakes

More likely entrance issues...

iesus wrote:

flakk13 wrote:enjoyed it! this was nice! can we do this again soon?

Malmoe tomorrow perhaps?

Tomorrow is Derby Day in Stockholm. So no, but I'm sure you'll enjoy it!

enjoyed it! this was nice! can we do this again soon?

sukhoi wrote:Any pre-show drink somewhere near the venue?

Probably. Don't know where yet, though.

After the show, I'm planning to go to O-baren. There's some sort of Sisters club there tonight.
https://www.facebook.com/events/1612828912125237/

The other band plays in Stockholm 29/9. The Sisters play in Amsterdam 27/9 and Tel Aviv 5/10...

First - Stockholm 1991
Last - Stockholm 2011

Do we know which songs where replaced with the "rougher" versions and are the originals available anywhere? Probably, Vision Thing - rough mix (final mix on TOL 92) Ribbons - final mix Detonation Boulevard - rough mix (final mix on ASCOOB) Something Fast - final mix When You Don't See Me - rough mi...

Maybe this one
http://www.genuki.org.uk/files/eng/HAM/ ... Saints.jpg

Taken from this angle
http://www.google.com/maps/@51.0099756, ... 13312!8i66

7music don't have the collection in 24 bit (just 16 bit, unlike the FALAA collection). Is that standard for a new release or something to poke them about? Seems like what country you are in :roll: :roll: 7 music Sweden is most retarded ^^ They only offers it in mp3 :roll: :roll: Thx God for VPN :D ...

robertzombie wrote:One curio to listen out for: The vocal mix on 1959 is unique. Can you spot the difference?

03:10 - "in fifty-nine..."

Dan wrote:Has anyone spotted him yet? Somehow I think the "Where's Wally(Waldo)?" franchise is quite safe.

MAndrews wrote:Front row, 5th from left: B Steemson. 6th row, furthest on the right, AWH Taylor, partially obscured by the tall young man in front of him.