Favourite Sisters Era?

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Favourite Era?

1981 - 1983
28
22%
1984 - 1985
52
40%
1990 - 1997
15
12%
1998 - 2003
6
5%
2003 - Current
15
12%
(added) 1986 - 1989
14
11%
 
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the "releasing product" era
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James Blast wrote:the "releasing product" era
Seems to be a popular idea.
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been a few fallow years... :|
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*hehe*
the "releasing product" era
8)
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aye, your point caller.....
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I'm not that thorny...
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your avatar says otherwise...
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Timmac wrote: I've read disparaging comments about "BodyAnd Soul" on here - is it unpopular?
Not with me - it's my favourite Sisters song.
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Stand up and preach Bro , preach! :D
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stufarq wrote:
Timmac wrote: I've read disparaging comments about "BodyAnd Soul" on here - is it unpopular?
Not with me - it's my favourite Sisters song.
agree...i like it very much ;D
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psichonaut wrote:
stufarq wrote:
Timmac wrote: I've read disparaging comments about "BodyAnd Soul" on here - is it unpopular?
Not with me - it's my favourite Sisters song.
agree...i like it very much ;D
Fair enough. It'd be in my top five (or six) anyway... :D
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your avatar says otherwise...
All I can think of is, road kill = tangled in a hedge? :?
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darkparticle wrote:
your avatar says otherwise...
All I can think of is, road kill = tangled in a hedge? :?
Must be the Jack Daniels. :wink:
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Everything up to around 1990 is my favourite era. Don't get me wrong, I do like Vision Thing ... just slightly less than everything that preceded it.
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i've tried to figure this out, and every time i think i have an answer, something changes my mind. It's somewhere along the axis 1993-2003-2006-1985...

i just love the Sisters, man.
we've got beer and we've got fuel
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got to be the early nineties, releasing records, touring, generally looking like they might achieve what they were destined for and then........
smug as hell, they're coming...
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My favourite, or better interesting, sisters era was from 1990.
From then I could going to many concerts and 'Vision Thing' was released and I thougt at this time the Sisters is a band and it can be expected much brilliant of them.
I came from East Berlin (GDR) and the wall was cracked down and I could buy all records and many bootlegs from my favourite band.
It was a exciting time!

[sorry for this crappy english] 8)
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ozjohn1 wrote:got to be the early nineties, releasing records, touring, generally looking like they might achieve what they were destined for and then........
Totally agree, with the exception of the recently added talent of Christo and Catalyst. They rock. :wink:
"... because we're that kind of people."
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