Do you really believe this? He owes you? Come on. You bought the records/ went to the gigs for your enjoyment, not for his, surely?mh wrote:At the end of the day, we pay his wages. It's totally up to him if he wants that arrangement to continue, but I for one think he should have the common courtesy to keep us in the picture. If Von even understands those words anymore, of course.
closure?
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an ego Mr. E's size could suck the sun out Thrash, alternatively -
•he's got enough to get by on and doesn't give a flying one
•he is an indolent man of dubious parentage
•he reads too many books and none of them are Pukoon or anything by Bill Bryson
only my view from the hill
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•he's got enough to get by on and doesn't give a flying one
•he is an indolent man of dubious parentage
•he reads too many books and none of them are Pukoon or anything by Bill Bryson
only my view from the hill
Blast
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Red Sunsets wrote:•he reads too many books and none of them are Pukoon or anything by Bill Bryson
Now you're just being deliberately obtuse, or am I Just a philistine? Nice avatar by the way. Personally, I prefer their Trick Of The Tail/ Wind & Wuthering period. No drugs required.
Go to sleep now, Francis.
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Bad Call Thrash! Genesis went swiftly downhill in the 'band that were different from the rest' stakes after Ped Gabs split. OK Trick (pop pap for emerging yuppies) was their breakthrough, W&W was consolidation and a bit of a return to form. Then it all went Pete Tong (IMO) Rutherford still pulled out a nice bassline/sound and Collins (cretin that he is) was a great drummer (bastid!).
Sorry for the rave Harry but Genesis meant a great deal to me, once.
I feel the same way about The Sisters Of Mercy, I don't want the dream to fade.
man overboard....
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Sorry for the rave Harry but Genesis meant a great deal to me, once.
I feel the same way about The Sisters Of Mercy, I don't want the dream to fade.
man overboard....
Blast
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Oops I have gone right off topic, I blame Gary Thain, bassist of Uriah Heep 
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Any fool can drop some acid and come up with some Edward Lear. Just ask Syd Barrett. A song like Ripples requires a whole different perspective. Still sends shivers down my spine.Red Sunsets wrote:Bad Call Thrash! Genesis went swiftly downhill in the 'band that were different from the rest' stakes after Ped Gabs split.
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For sure, there are some fine songs from the post-Gabriel Genesis, Mama for example, Home By The Sea (Hitmen lurking within, one assumes), and a fair few from Trick and Wind And Wuthering, who's names escape me due to the many years that have passed since I listened to any of 'em. But nothing touches Supper's Ready, or The Lamb, or most of Selling England. If that's what acid can do for you, where's the dealer?
However, back on track, there'll be no closure from Von. He'll either release something else or not, as he sees fit. Anyone still expecting / hoping for a sign otherwise really should know better by now. I personally prefer these 'prolonged' periods of silence, gives one some hope that he / they are actually sat in a dank studio somewhere doing something constructive. Unfortunately, I guess Steve303 is spot on - Von'll be at the match in some godforsaken German second division backwater.
Rather groovily, I happened upon a record shop in Headingley this morning (Polar Bear), and was chuffed to find a 3" Dominion CD single. Not seen one of those for a while, indeed, not since my last one got nicked, along with the rest of my collection (some thousand-odd CDs) back in 95. 'Untitled' is truly beyond compare. And currently my fave Sisters track bar none.
Dave
However, back on track, there'll be no closure from Von. He'll either release something else or not, as he sees fit. Anyone still expecting / hoping for a sign otherwise really should know better by now. I personally prefer these 'prolonged' periods of silence, gives one some hope that he / they are actually sat in a dank studio somewhere doing something constructive. Unfortunately, I guess Steve303 is spot on - Von'll be at the match in some godforsaken German second division backwater.
Rather groovily, I happened upon a record shop in Headingley this morning (Polar Bear), and was chuffed to find a 3" Dominion CD single. Not seen one of those for a while, indeed, not since my last one got nicked, along with the rest of my collection (some thousand-odd CDs) back in 95. 'Untitled' is truly beyond compare. And currently my fave Sisters track bar none.
Dave
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I'd forgotten about Home By The Sea, it's a very good track and is great live. I like the Duke album as well.
James has started a similar thread to this and I've posted there. I really hope we do get some studio stuff, and soon. When the Susanne vid first came on the official site I thought it was Christmas!
James has started a similar thread to this and I've posted there. I really hope we do get some studio stuff, and soon. When the Susanne vid first came on the official site I thought it was Christmas!
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Absolutely. Never say never again, as someone should have told Johnny Rotten before he so publicly avowed 'as anyone who really knows me will tell you, I never repeat myself' when asked if the Pistols would ever reform, some years prior to 2002.Dave Whelan wrote:He'll either release something else or not, as he sees fit. Anyone still expecting / hoping for a sign otherwise really should know better by now.
Didn't Von say somewhere that he would never retire? The Sisters Of Mercy aren't a band, their one of Eldritch's many addictions. And he clearly ain't no quitter!
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Dave Whelan wrote:For sure, there are some fine songs from the post-Gabriel Genesis, Mama for example, Home By The Sea (Hitmen lurking within, one assumes), and a fair few from Trick and Wind And Wuthering, who's names escape me due to the many years that have passed since I listened to any of 'em. But nothing touches Supper's Ready, or The Lamb, or most of Selling England. If that's what acid can do for you, where's the dealer?
However, back on track, there'll be no closure from Von. He'll either release something else or not, as he sees fit. Anyone still expecting / hoping for a sign otherwise really should know better by now. I personally prefer these 'prolonged' periods of silence, gives one some hope that he / they are actually sat in a dank studio somewhere doing something constructive. Unfortunately, I guess Steve303 is spot on - Von'll be at the match in some godforsaken German second division backwater.
Rather groovily, I happened upon a record shop in Headingley this morning (Polar Bear), and was chuffed to find a 3" Dominion CD single. Not seen one of those for a while, indeed, not since my last one got nicked, along with the rest of my collection (some thousand-odd CDs) back in 95. 'Untitled' is truly beyond compare. And currently my fave Sisters track bar none.
An excellent shop,they do mail order too and it's reasonably hard to get hold of stuff I've bought from them too(for a reasonable sum)
Dave
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Ich mich in diesem ort"
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If we're still talking about AE, I think the "right moment" has come and gone several times in the last decade.Padstar wrote:aaawwwwww........ hes just waiting for the right moment !!!!
Paddy.
But the t-shirt sales shall go on forever!
How are things by the way, Paddy?
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Im cool thanks..... we lost a few gigs this month, but im sure things will pick up a bit in the new year.
Hows life treating you ?
i agree with your comments too Don.... you know how much i like my Sisters tops !!!!
Paddy.
Hows life treating you ?
i agree with your comments too Don.... you know how much i like my Sisters tops !!!!
Paddy.
Still playing guitar - sometimes weird shaped ones.
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Erudite wrote: But the t-shirt sales shall go on forever!
Except that you can't get t-shirt ordering info 'direct from the source', due to the deafening silence.
Grr!
There are no Tripods here.
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I recently tried knocking on the door. You know. The address on the Reptile House EP. There ain't even a 'Birthplace of The Sisters Of Mercy' plaque up yet. That's got to be a good sign.Muppet Boy wrote:Erudite wrote: But the t-shirt sales shall go on forever!
Except that you can't get t-shirt ordering info 'direct from the source', due to the deafening silence.
Grr!
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How do you 'lose gigs'? I might need to know these things in a few years time. Cool CD, by the way. Eldritch should've stuck to self-funding. Much more satisfying, don't you think? The WEA 'it's only a distribution deal' seems to have caused a lot of problems. Chatty chatty mouth, be wise and know your history.Padstar wrote:Im cool thanks..... we lost a few gigs this month, but im sure things will pick up a bit in the new year.
Go to sleep now, Francis.
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lets get some sounds we all can purchase before a plaque Thrash
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Padstar wrote:Im cool thanks..... we lost a few gigs this month, but im sure things will pick up a bit in the new year.
Hows life treating you ?
i agree with your comments too Don.... you know how much i like my Sisters tops !!!!
Paddy.
Plenty of ups and downs at the moment, most of them financial, but on the whole things are not too bad.
I shall pm the gory details at some point.
Hopefully, I'll be able to make it down your way sometime in the new year and catch another gig.
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Thrash if I'm coming across as being negative to you, I don't mean to. I think you make a lot of great postings, I was just reading back through some of our exchanges and it struck me you might think I was trying to be nasty or summat. I wasn't and I'm not.
regards and keep posting
Blast
regards and keep posting
Blast
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Ditto.Red Sunsets wrote:Thrash if I'm coming across as being negative to you, I don't mean to. I think you make a lot of great postings, I was just reading back through some of our exchanges and it struck me you might think I was trying to be nasty or summat. I wasn't and I'm not.
regards and keep posting
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So what IS your favourite Uriah Heep album then? Or don't you rate them?
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It's beautiful man. Real beautiful.
We forgive as we forget
As the day is long.
As the day is long.
Nope, don't believe he owes me anything. As I said, it's totally up to him. I've heard both sides of this particular argument so many times over the years, with absolutely nothing worthwhile emerging.Thrash Harry wrote:Do you really believe this? He owes you? Come on. You bought the records/ went to the gigs for your enjoyment, not for his, surely?mh wrote:At the end of the day, we pay his wages. It's totally up to him if he wants that arrangement to continue, but I for one think he should have the common courtesy to keep us in the picture. If Von even understands those words anymore, of course.
If I told them once, I told them a hundred times to put 'Spinal Tap' first and 'Puppet Show' last.
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gotta be Uriah Heep Live! Thrash, the original one with the black sleeve and all the lovely photos inside
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