Heartland

Ozpat wrote:

PipoTheClown wrote:I don't like any of the new songs (sorry)..

Why am I not surprised...eheh...

Yeah, I know, I'm predictable (so are you )

crash and burn, summer, war on drugs, still and suzanne are excellent. will i dream, slept and romeo down are cool. come together i can live without, top nite out makes up for it.

beatnick138 wrote:I like most of what I've heard thus far .....Not so much "Bei Mir Bist Du Schoen".....

that's a cover version.

PipoTheClown wrote:

Ozpat wrote:

PipoTheClown wrote:I don't like any of the new songs (sorry)..

Why am I not surprised...eheh...

Yeah, I know, I'm predictable (so are you )

Ofcourse; regarding the Sisters I hope (so am I.... )

I'm very fine with most of the new songs - even some of them are ~10 years old

If I should pick out the a-sides, I'd choose:

crash and burn
summer
susanne
will I dream

nodubmanshouts wrote:The voice is shot. Its day is over. No, I don't like the new songs. I don't like Vision Thing either. Under The Gun is an abomination. Maybe you like it; good for you. For me, it was the end. Some people even like SSV. Go figure, huh....

I like the history, which is why I'm here. If you like the new songs? Good for you, I won't argue; each to his own.

And that makes this a wonderful place.

is this a suicide note?

suicide is a way of life

I thought it was a way to END life...

Still here

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suicide_(band)

mh wrote: We've been waiting for this for over 10 years, .

It will be 15 years in October since Vision Thing

I don't like War On Drugs- the chorus is particularly banal.

The wailing wahoooooooooooo sounds like a throttling at a warped cowboy western hoe-down. Then it all speeds up at end faster & faster into one of those dodgy last numbers you have to suffer when you go to a disco birthday/wedding party & they all start swinging arms & legs together at increasing speed & you cannot escape

I like what I've heard of the new stuff - For me STILL could kick the ass of any stuff other bands are pumping out
COME TOGETHER - I really like the sound of this and I reckon it would be a bigger hit than MORE - if it went through a studio

eldorado69 wrote:

mh wrote: We've been waiting for this for over 10 years, .

It will be 15 years in October since Vision Thing

Uh, like TBOT's song, 'Inter Alia' states, it's been 18 years now since Vision Thing, 15 years since Under The Gun and 13 years since Gary Marx and Andrew Eldritch could have made a killer album together.

Oh and almost a full 10 years since the official site has stated my signature.

Sorry but some of us are counting the days.

I'm off to invest in medication for this apparent case of OCD.

Prescott wrote:suicide is a way of life

Last week at a gig I heard a 14 year old spoiled little electro-goth kid make the same remark to his friends, also just to draw attention

chickenhead wrote:I don't like War On Drugs- the chorus is particularly banal.

The chorus of War On Drugs amuses the hell out of me.

I'd record these myself if I could find the inspiration to finish my own album, never mind anyone else's.

Though recording cover versions does sound like a nice way to test new equipment... time to bust out the bootlegs and start transcribing.

I never liked 'em new or old

eastmidswhizzkid wrote:crash and burn, summer, war on drugs, still and suzanne are excellent. will i dream, slept and romeo down are cool. come together i can live without, top nite out makes up for it.

what he said and i'm not sure if ribbons is old or new but also added to my list of good songs!

Still....it makes me happy

it will make me happier in Belgium,still

Just to qualify my last post and explore some sense of come together.
I just checked it out on a couple of repeats and definitely,
this intro is the sound a man's brain might make realising that yes, I do own that hard-on...

Does anyone else get that?

hard-on? NO! try nipple stand okay!

Thank you MadameB, for the genderisation of the sense as described

chickenhead wrote:I don't like War On Drugs- the chorus is particularly banal.

The wailing wahoooooooooooo sounds like a throttling at a warped cowboy western hoe-down. Then it all speeds up at end faster & faster into one of those dodgy last numbers you have to suffer when you go to a disco birthday/wedding party & they all start swinging arms & legs together at increasing speed & you cannot escape

Some would say that's the whole point of the Sisters.

woo- hoo one of their grates song woo- hoo

paul wrote:

Prescott wrote:suicide is a way of life

Last week at a gig I heard a 14 year old spoiled little electro-goth kid make the same remark to his friends, also just to draw attention

It was a reference to the band Suicide and their album, "A Way Of Life", which incidentally as a Sisters fan, influenced the Sisters (read some interviews or at least the inlay to Some Girls) and I thought everyone here would 'get it'.

Sheesh.

I did get it. Though I haven't heard that album.. cheer up Prescott, why be blue?

Prescott wrote:

paul wrote:

Prescott wrote:suicide is a way of life

Last week at a gig I heard a 14 year old spoiled little electro-goth kid make the same remark to his friends, also just to draw attention

It was a reference to the band Suicide and their album, "A Way Of Life", which incidentally as a Sisters fan, influenced the Sisters (read some interviews or at least the inlay to Some Girls) and I thought everyone here would 'get it'.

Sheesh.

I do have every Suicide album, and I do know their influence on the Sisters, I just thought it was a lame one-liner