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Very nice story, thanks for taking it into "Sisters-direction."

excellent work young fella

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I feel like a right gossip

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Thanks Rob.

Surprised he didn't talk about Disintegration at all.

Wish I'd gone now

robertzombie wrote: Allen couldn't remember what Down to E like a motherfucker became, but he seemed to imply that it's a song we're familiar with.

Marian, perhaps, with the really, really deep vocal- a low E?

Could mean anything; that's the music dork in me talking.

robertzombie wrote:At some point Eldritch decided to tip-ex out all the working titles that were on the tapes

The things you do when you're wired!

Further excellent progress in the field of pre-split Sisters archaeology.

Perhaps we should propose a paper?

Something else I just remembered that might be of use to those who write the Wiki articles.

It was Dave who programmed the Oberheim for the album

Also, he said that Eldritch wanted the album to sound like a Fleetwood Mac record

robertzombie wrote:Something else I just remembered that might be of use to those who write the Wiki articles.

It was Dave who programmed the Oberheim for the album

Also, he said that Eldritch wanted the album to sound like a Fleetwood Mac record

Seem to remember Wayne mentioning that being one of the reasons for the split, in an early m*****n interview. Something along the lines of "When we were working on songs for the 2nd Sisters album 'Von was listening to Stevie Nicks & Foreigner & we were listening to Motorhead"

Spiggy's hat wrote:

robertzombie wrote:Something else I just remembered that might be of use to those who write the Wiki articles.

It was Dave who programmed the Oberheim for the album

Also, he said that Eldritch wanted the album to sound like a Fleetwood Mac record

Seem to remember Wayne mentioning that being one of the reasons for the split, in an early m*****n interview. Something along the lines of "When we were working on songs for the 2nd Sisters album 'Von was listening to Stevie Nicks & Foreigner & we were listening to Motorhead"

Wayne also mentioned The Blow Monkeys when he was guest singles reviewer for Smash Hits. He reviewed a Blow Monkeys single and said that Eldritch's fondness for that band was one of the reasons they parted company. I suspect it was all tongue-in-cheek though.