"Paris Riots" on Ebay

6FeetOver · 13 Jul 2007, 16:27

...and I know nothing about it at all, so I'd appreciate some enlightenment, as well. Anyone? Bueller?

taylor · 13 Jul 2007, 17:27

maybe as told before, there was more than one original signed contracts ?

Obviousman · 13 Jul 2007, 18:04

Johnny Rev 7.0 wrote: Their reply was also timed/dated when the Sisters were on stage in Zottegem so I'm also guessing it isn't . Unless he spends his free time during Top Nite Out picking up his emails via the Dok.

That's perhaps what they needed the wired internet connection for

I'd be pleased to find out what kind of record it is too, hearing would be nice, but just throwing Â£170 freely to everyone is quite understandable as well

Johnny Rev 7.0 · 13 Jul 2007, 18:19

taylor wrote:maybe as told before, there was more than one original signed contracts ?

That would make sense. If

was promoting/touting Paris Riots around record companies he must have sent out more than one copy. It's just a question of how many survived.

Mr Thorburn · 13 Jul 2007, 22:20

eldritch boulevard limited. now the the sisters of mercy limited, a publishing company, c/o music lawyers.

it must be a fake. its purportedly signed by AT "for & behalf of eldritch boulevard..".

thats just sloppy, missing out the "limited" from the attestation clause.

Nork1 · 15 Jul 2007, 11:01

I'm more interested in the entry under 'similar items', the title of which is probably apt in quite a few cases here...

'Childhood Interrupted: Growing up with Sisters of Mercy'.

James Blast · 15 Jul 2007, 13:30

paint it black wrote:
Quiff Boy wrote:Itâ€™s a twenty minute jazz odyssey built around the drum beat for never land
blast wishes

if it's got the bassline too, I bid Â£25,000

Gary · 15 Jul 2007, 13:59

So does anyone (apart from the happening) know what this sounds like, and what are the chances of us ever hearing it? Heartland should have all clubbed together to buy it, and quiff boy could have kept it locked up in a safe..

Spigel · 17 Jul 2007, 14:51

Gary wrote: Heartland should have all clubbed together to buy it, and quiff boy could have kept it locked up in a safe..

That would have been the right thing to do especially after all he had do bring back HL to life the other week

I soooo want to hear this record.
I never knew it excisted untill recently,but I often thought how good it would be if Eldrithch started releasing music in this style.
Maybe it's because I never got over the early ninetys but the thoughts of seen

on stage with a laptop and a bunch of keyboards and machines that go ping mixed with his own unique song writting.I just can't help feeling how it could really work.
I love the current Line up and the shows I have seen over the last 19 years have been great but I think it's time for a new direction.
Thats my 2 euro cents worth and now I am off to get my Jacket.

the-happening · 23 Jul 2007, 19:26

taylor wrote:the song seems more a jrg tecno syle with Eldo vocal

Are you sure?

taylor wrote:its a crappy cdr with homade artwork that comes from a recent dat source transfer into a mp3 and successively burned in. The contract is just just a xerox of an original thats its already in a good collection

Are you sure?

taylor wrote:maybe as told before, there was more than one original signed contracts ?

Are you sure?

allfear · 23 Jul 2007, 19:45

go on then spill the beans what does this tune actually sound like?

taylor · 23 Jul 2007, 20:15

>Taylor wrote:
>the song seems more a jrg tecno syle with Eldo vocal
>Are you sure?

Sure JR on vocal now

>taylor wrote:
>its a crappy cdr with homade artwork that comes from a recent dat >source transfer into a mp3 and successively burned in. The contract is >just just a xerox of an original thats its already in a good collection Very >Happy
>Are you sure?

Yes sure, got confirm

>taylor wrote:
>maybe as told before, there was more than one original signed contracts ? >Surprised
>Are you sure?

2 at least as mine original as well

the-happening · 23 Jul 2007, 21:16

Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha, now it's JR on vocals, don't start me.

Two questions which will sort the men from boys.

How long is the track?

Who is the contract between?

Crass had a name for it.

itnAklipse · 23 Jul 2007, 21:26

The games people play

6FeetOver · 23 Jul 2007, 21:57

Yeah, no sh1t.

taylor · 23 Jul 2007, 23:08

>Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha, now it's JR on vocals, don't start me.
>Two questions which will sort the men from boys.

is your town always full of idiots ?

>How long is the track?

5.13 (5.23)

>Who is the contract between?

From Eldritch boulevard and E. Mansfield if I understood right your question

itnAklipse · 23 Jul 2007, 23:09

LMAO

6FeetOver · 23 Jul 2007, 23:12

*Cues Barnum and Bailey circus music*

Nic · 24 Jul 2007, 13:37

Who wants ringside tickets? I've got ringside tickets here, ringside tickets!

the-happening · 25 Jul 2007, 13:35

taylor wrote:>Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha, now it's JR on vocals, don't start me.
>Two questions which will sort the men from boys.

is your town always full of idiots ?

>How long is the track?

5.13 (5.23)

>Who is the contract between?

From Eldritch boulevard and E. Mansfield if I understood right your question

Idiots get questions wrong regularly go figure! Do you want to reconsider JR on vocals? You are finally getting some basic questions correct but only after regularly changing your mind.

robertzombie · 25 Jul 2007, 13:38

Maybe you could both post them here and we could help you compare them?

million voices · 26 Jul 2007, 21:41

I think the idea of Heartland having some dosh on hand to buy these rarities, as mentioned earlier, is an excellent idea.

If there are 2364 of us and we all chucked in a few quid then at least we would all get to hear these things on download.

And, if we put in Â£423 each, we could come up with the million that Eldo reckons is all that is keeping him from releasing the oodles of new product he has ready to go.

James Blast · 26 Jul 2007, 21:54

it'll still taste like chicken...

canon docre · 26 Jul 2007, 22:10

million voices wrote:I think the idea of Heartland having some dosh on hand to buy these rarities, as mentioned earlier, is an excellent idea.

If there are 2364 of us and we all chucked in a few quid then at least we would all get to hear these things on download.

And, if we put in Â£423 each, we could come up with the million that Eldo reckons is all that is keeping him from releasing the oodles of new product he has ready to go.

One must be completely out of one's mind to throw hard-earned cash at this lazy git.

robertzombie · 26 Jul 2007, 22:23