Heartland

Posted: **01 Dec 2010, 19:29**

and it was pretty good. not better than The Sisters but it was still good. The band was the one Hussey formed after he left The Sisters Of Mercy.

Posted: **01 Dec 2010, 19:43**

Lots of us are Mish fans, you don't have to talk about it like you were discussing picking up drugs in public

Posted: **01 Dec 2010, 19:46**

Maisey wrote:Lots of us are Mish fans, you don't have to talk about it like you were discussing picking up drugs in public

Well i didn't know! they starred the name out when i tried saying it here.

Posted: **01 Dec 2010, 20:07**

Maisey wrote:A few of us are Mish fans, you don't have to talk about it like you were discussing picking up drugs in public

Posted: **01 Dec 2010, 20:34**

Most Mish fans around here are to chicken to admit. It's a misplaced "elite thingy" around here, you get used to it after a while

Posted: **01 Dec 2010, 20:39**

More like a practical joke really

IZ.

Posted: **01 Dec 2010, 20:57**

paul wrote:Most Mish fans around here are to chicken to admit. It's a misplaced "elite thingy" around here, you get used to it after a while

Saying 'I' appears far more lonelier than saying 'We'

Posted: **01 Dec 2010, 21:01**

I love The Mission.

No shame. Some of the best gigs I've ever seen have been Mish shows. They produced loads of good stuff, as well as some pretty rubbish dross, but I love 'em.

I describe them as Goth when the joke was at its funniest

Two glasses of port down by the way

Posted: **01 Dec 2010, 21:33**

Izzy HaveMercy wrote:More like a practical joke really

IZ.

Okay Iz, a misplaced praktical joke then ?

I agree with Maisey, saw some brilliant shows of them.

Posted: **01 Dec 2010, 22:33**

paul wrote:
Izzy HaveMercy wrote:More like a practical joke really

IZ.
Okay Iz, a misplaced praktical joke then ?

I agree with Maisey, saw some brilliant shows of them.

Aye they were very, very guid when I saw them at Newcastle City Hall in March 1990

Posted: **01 Dec 2010, 22:35**

They always bored the hell out of me.

Posted: **01 Dec 2010, 22:39**

God's Own Medicine was their best - I really liked 'Wasteland', I bought alot of the stuff after that, but it never grabbed me... I might still have it somewhere, I smell another 'guitar fund sale' coming on ...

Posted: **01 Dec 2010, 23:14**

paul wrote:
Izzy HaveMercy wrote:More like a practical joke really

IZ.
Okay Iz, a misplaced praktical joke then ?

Bah, it is some tongue-in-cheek at the most.

It's like blotting out W**d*ws on a Mac forum while 75 procent of the members have an old Dell stacked away in a by-room somewhere...

IZ.

Posted: **01 Dec 2010, 23:16**

matty wrote:God's Own Medicine was their best - I really liked 'Wasteland', I bought alot of the stuff after that, but it never grabbed me... I might still have it somewhere, I smell another 'guitar fund sale' coming on ...

I really liked the lyrics of that one.

All over his baaaaand... all over his waistbaaaandddd...

IZ.

Posted: **02 Dec 2010, 09:25**

What's your point anyway caller

Posted: **02 Dec 2010, 09:44**

Lucian wrote:and it was pretty good. not better than The Sisters but it was still good. The band was the one Hussey formed after he left The Sisters Of Mercy.

I'm in the video - Reading festival 1989? Anyway, yep, the mish are ace and Wayne's a top bloke

Posted: **02 Dec 2010, 11:21**

Izzy HaveMercy wrote:
matty wrote:God's Own Medicine was their best - I really liked 'Wasteland', I bought alot of the stuff after that, but it never grabbed me... I might still have it somewhere, I smell another 'guitar fund sale' coming on ...
I really liked the lyrics of that one.

All over his baaaaand... all over his waistbaaaandddd...

IZ.

Okay okay, point made

Heartland

I just listened to Deliverance by one of those other bands

I just listened to Deliverance by one of those other bands

Re: I just listened to Deliverance by one of those other ban