The Sisters of Mercy Forum
Kicked off good or kicked off loads of Czech hippies baying for your blood for bringing uncouth violence into their previously peaceful tranquilitypaint it black wrote: ↑20 Aug 2022, 08:35 Some prick in orange made a mosh pit and it all kicked off
Stranger even than the garden centre gig
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Being645, a guy called Jack Catchpoole posted a photo on Sisters FB group of an actual setlist. It shows FALAA in-between I Will Call You and But GenevieveBeing645 wrote: ↑21 Aug 2022, 18:50 Hhm ... maybe others can see this without opening the image in a new tab ...
Anyway, as there is no source and no details given, who knows whether it's the correct setlist ...
It somewhat looks plausible, though ...
Ah, btw, there is some basic page done ...
... ... Thanks for the setlist link, anyway ...paint it black wrote: ↑22 Aug 2022, 13:17 I was due Davy’s setlist but got drunk instead and am still using my mobile. When I get home I will try to upload my pics. I think quite a bit of the gig was filmed. I don’t do the detail anymore
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The kings of Friday night were British gothic rock exponents Sisters of Mercy. A band from deep in the past, of course, who haven't released a new album since 1990, but their performance was so urgent and convincing that even the audience, who were generally far from true goths, were euphoric, a massive cauldron screamed and screamed under the stage, the girls were hoisted onto the shoulders of their admirers, the two guitarists literally "went to the people", and singer Andrew Eldritch, in fact the only permanent member of the Sisters, despite his sixty-three years, flew around the stage like a frantic young man.
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