Heartland

1991, in Hultsfred. It was a good show and a magical drive there.

having said that, i still don't see how a (relatively) small, (relatively) contained war in iraq is going to cause the collapse of capitalism and a new depression. Sorry for being speech-y and not even very good at it. My original point was simply that I hope that the above doesn't happen. That's a...

i think it's disingenous to claim that the world economy is anything other than a capitalist based model. Yes, okay, but please try to forget capitalism for a second. Call it what you want, whatever it is it will also effect Iraq too. My point is that if world economy, or let's just call it Al, if ...

cyn wrote:[quote="The Green Lantern"

There a bar in San Francisco called The Blue Lamp any relation?

None that I know of. Maybe we're semi-cousins or something. Have you been there? A blues joint, right?

I'm neither. The war's there. It has started. I hope it's short and sweet and that it doesn't effect the world economy god yeah - woe betide an illegal and immoral war slows down the tide of multinational capitalism I said I hope it won't effect it "too much", since it then would effect a lot of ot...

I'm neither. The war's there. It has started. I hope it's short and sweet and that it doesn't effect the world economy too much and that China and Turkey sits tight. I also hope that someone will bring me a nice, cool longdrink anytime soon.

Hello again. The way Wayne tells it Adams walked out, with Andrew stating the legendary "well, that got rid of the dead wood", and then Wayne left a day later.

Yes, apparently Andrew did sing some of Waynes lyrics, despite what's been told to the press and radio. Wayne explained that Andrew were very disappointed in his lyrics and was quoted to have said "I can't sing these". And Andrew told everyone interested that he liked the music Wayne produced during...

Blue Monday starts with a drummachine that goes ompf ompf ompf ompf dadadadada and the line "how does it feel, to treat me like you do". Later on, lyrically, they walk down to the beach. I must confess that I don't find the similarities overwhelming, but I may be wrong and I haven't investigated it ...

AndyTheGoth wrote:My personal fave is "Texas" - great to listen to in the car! - as are all the James Ray Performance tracks

Very true. Great car music. On a freeway a warm summers night especially.

James Ray were on stage with the Sisters, in Montreaux for instance, playing Gibson guitar and saxophone, during the Floodland-era. Playback, but still. I wouldn't be very surprised if they collaborated somewhat during Floodland, but I can't tell for sure. I had both of them, Mexico Sundown Blues an...

From what I understand you can't tell unless you check the engraving in the groove. I bought a copy long ago, paid an embarrasing large amount of money for it, and it sure looked like the real thing, but it didn't have that inprint 'for Spiggy', nor the right figures, etched into it.

Andy the Goth is right on all accounts.

And if it's any help to anyone I'm humming it right now.

"the last big sisters mtv outing was 120 minutes around the release of vision thing, eldy and some tart in an empty beerkeller as far as memory serves..." Do you mean Pip Dann? Or Andreas Bruhn perhaps? Pip Dann did PostModern with Andrew and Andreas in the Hamburg Fish Market. And then that King gu...

Hello and thank you. Well I'm alltogether new. I found this place while looking for, I don't know, interviews I think. No, a Floodland inner sleeve picture it was. Anyways, I've been a Sisters-fan since '86 and it all started with Heartland and Tempel of Love.

Thanks Quiff Boy, I had no idea. That's what I love about this board; the knowledge and information. I thought I knew just about everything there was to know until I came here.

Forgive an ignorant question, but what is that? Who is Billie Hughes and what is he doing with Under the Gun?

...confused and a little bit afraid.

I got it a year or two back and by chance discovered an extraordinarely cool track; Untitled. I got the Dominion 12", with Untitled as a b-side, back in the hey-days, 87' was it? Or 88'? But never really cared for it. Until I got this bootleg. The song is like a perfect soundtrack for a very slow, g...

Andy, if I remember correctly that was Blue Water.

Hi. There's a bootleg with an alternative version of Burn with that piece of lyrics in it, not sung backwards or anything. I think it's on Hard Reign. I can't remember if the song is entitled Burn, or something else, because it's an entirely different tune alltogether. Maybe someone else knows? And ...