The Sisters of Mercy Forum
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No you're not bitchy. Just seeing omen where there's only canned meat at Tesco's.sultan2075 wrote:Am I being bitchy? My wife says I get "sparky" when I'm working on conference papers. My apologies if I came off that way, DD.
for the record, I like the new avatar
My avatars are as technically innovated as Dok is, James. It's the 8-bit style i crave for.James Blast wrote:dinky my dearest, you really need someone to sort your dreadful avatars out
Dear Gawd!
This was exactly how I felt about the show that I saw them play in Toronto, but the only review of our show was horrid!242headhunter wrote:I found a review somewhere on the web:
A brief concert review: The Sisters Of Mercy
I'll admit right off I can't be objective here. I adore The Sisters, still, even though the bastards haven't released anything in the better part of two decades. I know all the new songs, the stuff they've only ever played live. (See above.) So I'm a little biased. Still, I expected to be disappointed, to go see a band live that I've loved for years and years and find them tired and dull, but I had to go because I just had to see them at least once and...
...find my fears completely unfounded.
Ha! That's my review from Harmony Central Amps Forum.242headhunter wrote:I found a review somewhere on the web:
I post under a different username there and have something like 6k posts....and a very belated hello as well!Eva wrote: Oh, dear!
Key words from that review: nostalgia show. Though they don't record anymore, The Sisters are a living band. This might be precisely why they're sometimes viewed as a nostalgia act, though, unlike some of their contemporaries- The Cure, Depeche Mode and the like, who still release albums.Vaannjjaa wrote:
If your interested in reading the antithesis of that review, check this out...