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Andrew's health?
Posted: 08 Jul 2006, 01:13
by stanzer
Hi, I'm new to the forums, and I'm from Croatia (and went to both of the Sisters only gigs here in 15 years span, which makes me let's say - adult enough
).
I guess I won't be much of an regular on this board, but nevertheless forgive me, I want to ask a question out of pure curiousity. And where to ask it, if not at the place where the most knowledgeable people on the given subject gather?
Also, forgive me if this fits into some other part of this forum
Anyway, been browsing a bit the net (after the recent Sisters gig here), and along with the same thing I've heard from other people, stumbled onto this quotation from Wikipedia (being numerous times repeated elsewhere on the Internet), that Andrew's past health problems (I know he's alright now, and he looks that way) also contributed to the desintegration of the "First and last and allways" lineup of the band. Namely:
Eldritch's deteriorating health and psychological problems worsened the situation. Most songs on the album were written and rehearsed by Marx, Hussey, and Adams
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Sisters_of_Mercy
So, was it the drugs? And what means psychological problems?
Judging by the way I saw him hopping around the stage, he's more than allright now, physically at least.
And few people I know talked to him while he visited the club where the "after-party" was thrown, said he was polite and considerate and blah blah... Dressed in St. Pauli footbal club jersey (now that's
- definite sign of psychological rigour
)
Posted: 08 Jul 2006, 01:18
by Silver_Owl
Howdy and welcome - stick around. It's alright here.
The answer is yes. It was the drugs and lots of them. Amphetamine logic baby.
Anyway, more importantly - how's Igor Stimac
Posted: 08 Jul 2006, 01:25
by nick the stripper
speed spychosis
Posted: 08 Jul 2006, 01:29
by stanzer
Hom_Corleone wrote:Howdy and welcome - stick around. It's alright here.
The answer is yes. It was the drugs and lots of them. Amphetamine logic baby.
Anyway, more importantly - how's Igor Stimac
Hah, a Derby County fan?
Coaching some clubs here, owning a successfull betting parlors chain, deals with all sorts of shady businesses & commenting the WC on TV, using that for lobbying to replace current national team coach
Yeah, I heard that he (not Å timac
) enjoyed quite a lot hallucinogenics before... I read the interview where he very vaguely said "I spent two years retrieving my physical health."
OK, at least it wasn't something of a
regular chronic things....
nick the stripper wrote:spychosis
?
English is not my native language, but I think the order of the letters is somewhat mixed ?
Posted: 08 Jul 2006, 01:34
by aims
Psychosis. Nick's just tired and somewhat inebriated, methinx
Posted: 08 Jul 2006, 01:37
by Dark
Oh, one other thing.. your sig. As much as I'd love images in sigs to be allowed, they're apparently not (unless they're particularly tiny), so I'd remove it if I were you.
Otherwise, welcome!
Posted: 08 Jul 2006, 01:39
by Silver_Owl
Posted: 08 Jul 2006, 01:43
by stanzer
Motz wrote:Psychosis. Nick's just tired and somewhat inebriated, methinx
Tx for quick replies, I appreciate this (although I don't know what
inebriated mean, I realize "spy" was a typo). Quite a friendly atmosphere here
But, to comment on the Eldritch's poor past condition, I guess "War on drugs" has some strong personal touches then
?
It's OK, s**t happens to anyone (I know that coming from a country recently out of the war on which you could automatically apply half of the Sisters lyrics to describe how it was). I guess, Morrissey (if this name is allowed to be mentioned in this shrine?) recently commented all that with:
There's no such thing in life as normal...
Dark wrote:Oh, one other thing.. your sig...I'd remove it if I were you..
Aye, captain, I just put the random pic for no particular reason. But since I don't like this "unpersonal" touch, I'll just add the pic of my little son in my avatar (daddy's pride, what can I say?) and let the thread sink to the bottom of the page
Posted: 08 Jul 2006, 11:03
by Badlander
stanzer wrote:I guess, Morrissey (if this name is allowed to be mentioned in this shrine?) recently commented all that with:
There's no such thing in life as normal...
No problemo, you could do
a lot worse.
Do not worry, you'll be told as soon as you cross the line.
As for Von's drugs condition, you may know that FALAA was originally supposed to be released in late 84. It was pushed back to early 85 when Von went on detox.
Welcome to HL.
Posted: 08 Jul 2006, 21:44
by elamanamou
A diabetic?
Posted: 10 Jul 2006, 12:31
by Norman Hunter
Hom_Corleone wrote:And here is the greatest living player to pull on a Rams shirt....
Wot, no Seth Johnson..?
Posted: 10 Jul 2006, 12:44
by limur
stanzer wrote:Hom_Corleone wrote:Anyway, more importantly - how's Igor Stimac
Hah, a Derby County fan?
Coaching some clubs here, owning a successfull betting parlors chain, deals with all sorts of shady businesses & commenting the WC on TV, using that for lobbying to replace current national team coach
Blimey...two of us!
Posted: 10 Jul 2006, 14:16
by SomeKindOfStranger
limur wrote:Blimey...two of us!
WOW.
Both Derby County Fans in the same place at the same time
Posted: 10 Jul 2006, 15:52
by scotty
SomeKindOfStranger wrote:limur wrote:Blimey...two of us!
WOW.
Both Derby County Fans in the same place at the same time
Sounds like a Home game crowd
Posted: 10 Jul 2006, 16:10
by mh
scotty wrote:SomeKindOfStranger wrote:limur wrote:Blimey...two of us!
WOW.
Both Derby County Fans in the same place at the same time
Sounds like a Home game crowd
Nah.
The dog on a bit of string is missing.
Posted: 10 Jul 2006, 18:10
by Silver_Owl
limur wrote:stanzer wrote:Hom_Corleone wrote:Anyway, more importantly - how's Igor Stimac
Hah, a Derby County fan?
Coaching some clubs here, owning a successfull betting parlors chain, deals with all sorts of shady businesses & commenting the WC on TV, using that for lobbying to replace current national team coach
Blimey...two of us!
Respect to you, Brother Limur
@Norman Hunter - I think Leeds did the right thing mate and lumbered us with him.
The rest of ya - you know what you can do.
(22,000 average home crowds last season
)
Posted: 11 Jul 2006, 09:06
by limur
Hom_Corleone wrote:Respect to you, Brother Limur
The rest of ya - you know what you can do.
(22,000 average home crowds last season
)
And back
(Cheeky monkeys!)