Heartland

Fantastic, I love this line:

a little object of desire that involuntarily caused your feet and hips – and especially in the case of The Sisters, the elbows - to move

Thank you!

good article

manages to avoid all the clichés and seems to get what the sisters where trying to achieve all along.

nice one

markfiend wrote:Fantastic, I love this line:

a little object of desire that involuntarily caused your feet and hips – and especially in the case of The Sisters, the elbows - to move

that made me chuckle with rememberance

Quiff Boy wrote:good article

manages to avoid all the clichés and seems to get what the sisters where trying to achieve all along.

nice one

agreed - i like the way its written, although not to mention FALAA was an oversight of the brief history lesson

wasn't there another ellpee called Fudland and a saucy Goth bass playing Priestess or summat?

James Blast wrote:wasn't there another ellpee called Fudland and a saucy Goth bass playing Priestess or summat?

indeed, ye olde journo seems to have missed that bit.

Thanks for the link

For me, however, this article falls quite short of the expectations it's headline attempted to raise ... sorry for that.

Of course, there's been a sheer endless number of far worse such overview-assessments ...

from that point of view ... ... (and anyway, I couldn't do it at all ...)

But, I really can't see where the author does not intermingle with the usual clichés ...

This might, however, be due to the fact that I've always misinterpreted the Sisters at large ... ... Heaven knows ...

markfiend wrote:

James Blast wrote:wasn't there another ellpee called Fudland and a saucy Goth bass playing Priestess or summat?

indeed, ye olde journo seems to have missed that bit.

Indeedy! otherwise a damn fine read

This is the kind of 'music journalism' that belies all the other rubbish. I salute you, Mr Marszalek!

a considered review would be more appreciated, don't just follow the herd
I mean you have all this time on your hands

Good article!(for a change) Thanks,Reverb!

Enjoyable read! Thanks!

James Blast wrote:a considered review would be more appreciated, don't just follow the herd
I mean you have all this time on your hands

You talkin' to me, Mr Blast?

That's the first I've heard of The Sisters doing a Skinner session...

I didn't like to say

James Blast wrote:I didn't like to say

Would that I had any qualifications to even attempt it. And I'm not exactly unbiased...

there's so much smoke, rumours and random intelligence surrounding The Sisters it's no wonder

part of our addiction, I guess