new addition to the HL image gallery:
"1985XXXX Sisters Fanclub Magazine"
courtesy of limur
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nice biog
1985 (?) Sisters Fanclub Magazine
The country of West Germany keeps returning in those pages. You know these pages are old when it mentions that (not to mention those who even remember there was such a country )
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Thanks for uploading it QB, and to the other helpers (you know who you are).Quiff Boy wrote:new addition to the HL image gallery:
"1985XXXX Sisters Fanclub Magazine"
courtesy of limur
clicky
nice biog
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It was actually called "A Merciful Communication" which came directly from the good people of Merciful Release, IIRC.Quiff Boy wrote:"1985XXXX Sisters Fanclub Magazine"
Have you any dreams you'd like to sell?
First reaction - it's quite astonishing to see an incarnation of the Sisters reaching out and actively seeking to communicate with the fans. Particularly when a few years previously, and pretty much forever after, it's been the old "we've got a great big barrier and it's got BARRIER written on it" attitude. Must have been Wayne's influence.
A few sarky comments about the Violets and the early singles aside, it's actually a fairly pleasant easygoing read.
If I told them once, I told them a hundred times to put 'Spinal Tap' first and 'Puppet Show' last.
Mr Huss? Nah, he'd have been too busy pretending that he was in Led Zeppelinmh wrote:
First reaction - it's quite astonishing to see an incarnation of the Sisters reaching out and actively seeking to communicate with the fans. Particularly when a few years previously, and pretty much forever after, it's been the old "we've got a great big barrier and it's got BARRIER written on it" attitude. Must have been Wayne's influence.
A few sarky comments about the Violets and the early singles aside, it's actually a fairly pleasant easygoing read.
My money's on Mr Jones and Mr Marx.