Heartland

I know there's a shorter version of this interview already on the internet, so I thought why not post the longer version, watch it below friends:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BVd7ddf6S4M

demolitionsisters wrote:I know there's a shorter version of this interview already on the internet, so I thought why not post the longer version, watch it below friends:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BVd7ddf6S4M[url]

Thx for sharing!!

Left on m*****n and Revenge... Was it ever anymore than a title to hint at the m*****n ongoing plagarism of all things sisters? Presumably, if such an album did exist what had they got beyond Torch (See ya Craig) and Garden of Delight (see ya Wayne)?

Possibly this, I guess:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pq0wd4Lk354

(the untitled instrumental from the Floodland demos. The composition is a bit like "Torch", and also "Bury Me Deep" which Von did earlier. Of course it could have been written for Floodland but it does sound more like Torch and all that earlier stuff.)

naked and savage. serpents kiss. at least instrumentally-wise.

bangles wrote:Left on m*****n and Revenge... Was it ever anymore than a title to hint at the m*****n ongoing plagarism of all things sisters? Presumably, if such an album did exist what had they got beyond Torch (See ya Craig) and Garden of Delight (see ya Wayne)?

title was around in 1984 i.e. before the break up it's been a while but i think 'spirits' and at least another new 'track' were lined up for 'm*****n' . TC was the first brand new sisters track, Mar 1986, and was kept back from Gift as it was too good

I recall Gary Marx saying on the Ghost Dance forum that "Spirits" was just a tune with which they'd goof off during soundchecks, never meant to be a real song until he reworked it into "A Deeper Blue".

"This Corrosion" certainly was more outright poppy than the rest of Gift.