Posted: 22 Jan 2006, 00:11
you are all filthy males pumped full of testorone, its about being dead
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Posted: 22 Jan 2006, 00:37
Bury Me Deep is no more about sex than Home Of The Hitmen is about going to a brothel.
Posted: 22 Jan 2006, 01:54
I suspect that the equivalent of a grade A in GCSE English (read: wanking between the lines) is up for grabs for the first person to sufficiently and tenuously twist the lyrical content of HOTH to be about whores. 
Or maybe they should just become a music journalist?
Or maybe they should just become a music journalist?
Posted: 22 Jan 2006, 12:14
BAD MIKE >=O
Posted: 22 Jan 2006, 13:28
The logistics of being laid beside AND buried deep are worrying me. Surely these combined actions would require a large amount of soil, some sort or soil carrier and pulley system to activate the burying system whilst lying down.
Keeping this song about shagging is far less taxing on my poor brain.
Keeping this song about shagging is far less taxing on my poor brain.
Posted: 08 Feb 2006, 04:31
While we're reviving an old thread...Angelchild wrote: I can't comment on any experiences of doing said subject to the song though(boring person I am)
It has never really occurred to me to use any kind of music as an accompaniment to sex, although I remember Vision Thing (the song) accidentally being involved once to positive effect. Wouldn't want to try the same thing with track 4 from that album, though.
Posted: 08 Feb 2006, 05:57
Sex and Death are the same thing for some people.James Blast wrote:you are all filthy males pumped full of testorone, its about being dead
Posted: 10 Feb 2006, 17:13
Yupp. They are called sperms. Refer to Woody Allen.nick the stripper wrote:Sex and Death are the same thing for some people.James Blast wrote:you are all filthy males pumped full of testorone, its about being dead
Posted: 10 Feb 2006, 17:28
I'm not getting shot out of that thing. What if he's masturbating? I'm liable to end up on the ceiling.eotunun wrote:Yupp. They are called sperms. Refer to Woody Allen.nick the stripper wrote:Sex and Death are the same thing for some people.James Blast wrote:you are all filthy males pumped full of testorone, its about being dead
Classic movie.
Posted: 22 Mar 2006, 13:15
on a slightly related note, i've recently discovered that the bass on bury me deep, and on blood money, is actually a synth bass 
relationships had gotten so awkward by the time they recorded the two b-sides for the single that craig refused to play on them.
they programmed the bass lines into the dok instead.
the start of a trend then?
relationships had gotten so awkward by the time they recorded the two b-sides for the single that craig refused to play on them.
they programmed the bass lines into the dok instead.
the start of a trend then?
Posted: 22 Mar 2006, 13:38
Wow ! That's stop press kind of news !Quiff Boy wrote:on a slightly related note, i've recently discovered that the bass on bury me deep, and on blood money, is actually a synth bass
relationships had gotten so awkward by the time they recorded the two b-sides for the single that craig refused to play on them.
they programmed the bass lines into the dok instead.
the start of a trend then?
Posted: 22 Mar 2006, 15:28
information courtesy of a certain ramone ?Quiff Boy wrote:on a slightly related note, i've recently discovered that the bass on bury me deep, and on blood money, is actually a synth bass
relationships had gotten so awkward by the time they recorded the two b-sides for the single that craig refused to play on them.
they programmed the bass lines into the dok instead.
the start of a trend then?
Posted: 22 Mar 2006, 15:39
close but no cigareastmidswhizzkid wrote:information courtesy of a certain ramone ?Quiff Boy wrote:on a slightly related note, i've recently discovered that the bass on bury me deep, and on blood money, is actually a synth bass
relationships had gotten so awkward by the time they recorded the two b-sides for the single that craig refused to play on them.
they programmed the bass lines into the dok instead.
the start of a trend then?
information from sources close to the band... not at liberty to divulge further i'm afraid.
i'm not trying to be cryptic, but this one came from someone who would rather remain anonymous - to avoid being seen spreading gossip/stirring up old feelings/etc etc i assume
Posted: 22 Mar 2006, 15:41
fair enough boss.
Posted: 22 Mar 2006, 15:44
eastmidswhizzkid wrote:fair enough boss.
Posted: 22 Mar 2006, 16:14
And when you listen back on them it's pretty obvious!
I always wondered why Blood Money didn't really sound like a traditional Sisters song as such. Now it all becomes clear.
I always wondered why Blood Money didn't really sound like a traditional Sisters song as such. Now it all becomes clear.
Posted: 22 Mar 2006, 18:59
But still no one ever found out...CellThree wrote:And when you listen back on them it's pretty obvious!
Or was brave enough to make the point.
Posted: 22 Mar 2006, 20:14
Next we'll be hearing that some tracks have been pitched down to make Eldo's voice sound deeper. Which of course they haven't. That would be goth.
Posted: 22 Mar 2006, 20:39
God forbid!mugabe wrote:Next we'll be hearing that some tracks have been pitched down to make Eldo's voice sound deeper. Which of course they haven't. That would be goth.
Interesting facts though, among the best songs of that era
Posted: 22 Mar 2006, 22:08
Bury me deep is beautiful, and I don't see why it couldn't be a song about being dead indeed. You don't have to be all macho about it.Obviousman wrote: Interesting facts though, among the best songs of that era
I'm not a huge fan of Blood money, even though it's still okay 'cos it's a Sisters song, blah blah blah...
Posted: 23 Mar 2006, 00:22
for the reason Hal gave. and because it's not.Badlander wrote:
Bury me deep is beautiful, and I don't see why it couldn't be a song about being dead indeed.
wicked riff. nice production. top vocals.Badlander wrote:I'm not a huge fan of Blood money, even though it's still okay 'cos it's a Sisters song, blah blah blah...
Posted: 23 Mar 2006, 00:27
Check!eastmidswhizzkid wrote:wicked riff. nice production. top vocals.
Posted: 23 Mar 2006, 00:51
Top tune. And a corking turn up for the 97 showseastmidswhizzkid wrote:for the reason Hal gave. and because it's not.Badlander wrote:
Bury me deep is beautiful, and I don't see why it couldn't be a song about being dead indeed.
wicked riff. nice production. top vocals.Badlander wrote:I'm not a huge fan of Blood money, even though it's still okay 'cos it's a Sisters song, blah blah blah...
Posted: 23 Mar 2006, 10:06
Yeah sure, it's still muuuuuuch better than... the first single.eastmidswhizzkid wrote:wicked riff. nice production. top vocals.Badlander wrote:I'm not a huge fan of Blood money, even though it's still okay 'cos it's a Sisters song, blah blah blah...
(running away while some HLers get axes and knives)
Posted: 24 Mar 2006, 16:11
I think Bury me deep is a bloody awful song. The very worst song the sisters have done, a dirge, turgid goth nonsence, Eldritch doing a vomit inducing parody of himself, I could go on, but I wont. 
Bury me deep is however a rather nice cocktail.
1.5 msr gin
0.5 msr scotch
0.5 msr lime juice
0.5 msr raspberry syrup
0.5 msr passion friut juice
3.0 msr lemonade
Shake and strain into an ice filled glass, then add the lemonade.
Paul
Bury me deep is however a rather nice cocktail.
1.5 msr gin
0.5 msr scotch
0.5 msr lime juice
0.5 msr raspberry syrup
0.5 msr passion friut juice
3.0 msr lemonade
Shake and strain into an ice filled glass, then add the lemonade.
Paul