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Suggestions?
Posted: 02 Dec 2003, 23:32
by pikkrong
I promised to make a compliation of "Sisters new tracks" to one of our good mates. Could anybody suggest me certain versions of certain songs I might use (if i have these certain gigs)? I think it's quite easy talking about "Bei Mir Bist Du Schön" or "Confide In Me" because they exist only on a couple of boots but... I have some problems in choosing the best possible version of "Crash And Burn" or "Top Nite Out / Snub Nose"...
Of course, I'll do the final decision by myself (and it depends on what recordings I do have) but you, my friends, could make it easier for me and maybe with your hints our mate will not wate too much anymore...
(I know, my request could seem strange... but I'm a Libra - i. e. I have problems with making final decisions
Don't take the last sentence too serious
)
Thanks in advance
Re: Suggestions?
Posted: 02 Dec 2003, 23:37
by Big Si
pikkrong wrote:I promised to make a compliation of "Sisters new tracks" to one of our good mates. Could anybody suggest me certain versions of certain songs I might use (if i have these certain gigs)? I think it's quite easy talking about "Bei Mir Bist Du Schön" or "Confide In Me" because they exist only on a couple of boots but... I have some problems in choosing the best possible version of "Crash And Burn" or "Top Nite Out / Snub Nose"...
Of course, I'll do the final decision by myself (and it depends on what recordings I do have) but you, my friends, could make it easier for me and maybe with your hints our mate will not wate too much anymore...
(I know, my request could seem strange... but I'm a Libra - i. e. I have problems with making final decisions
Don't take the last sentence too serious
)
Thanks in advance
If you've gotta copy of the Berlin 2003 gig, you could send him/her that, as you're on the recording?
Re: Suggestions?
Posted: 02 Dec 2003, 23:48
by pikkrong
Big Si wrote:pikkrong wrote:I promised to make a compliation of "Sisters new tracks" to one of our good mates. Could anybody suggest me certain versions of certain songs I might use (if i have these certain gigs)? I think it's quite easy talking about "Bei Mir Bist Du Schön" or "Confide In Me" because they exist only on a couple of boots but... I have some problems in choosing the best possible version of "Crash And Burn" or "Top Nite Out / Snub Nose"...
Of course, I'll do the final decision by myself (and it depends on what recordings I do have) but you, my friends, could make it easier for me and maybe with your hints our mate will not wate too much anymore...
(I know, my request could seem strange... but I'm a Libra - i. e. I have problems with making final decisions
Don't take the last sentence too serious
)
Thanks in advance
If you've gotta copy of the Berlin 2003 gig, you could send him/her that, as you're on the recording?
Thanks
Yes, I have the Berlin 2003 and as far as I remember I liked it myself, too.
Any other suggestions?
By the way, does anybody remember (my old head and poor memory, damn!
) any version of "Romeo Down" where the voice in the speakers doesn't turn out bad (if you know, what I mean) during the "Romeo Doooooooooooooooown!!!" words?
Posted: 02 Dec 2003, 23:56
by khepri II
going for quaility over quanitity
both of Wayne's Leeds gigs, with the stonking new Marian
Furth the Dat version
Easier to get hold of
Visions at the forum ( or at least my version. i've heard differing reports)
Super Rock 1998
Below Zero 1999
Dunno if you have them, but IMHO they're the best around
Posted: 03 Dec 2003, 00:20
by pikkrong
khepri II wrote:going for quaility over quanitity
both of Wayne's Leeds gigs, with the stonking new Marian
Furth the Dat version
Easier to get hold of
Visions at the forum ( or at least my version. i've heard differing reports)
Super Rock 1998
Below Zero 1999
Dunno if you have them, but IMHO they're the best around
Thanks
I've got most of the 2003 gigs, also both Leeds ones, but I'm afraid that not
these versions. And no Fürth
Yes, I have "Below Zero" and "Visions At The Forum".
But what's Super Rock 98?
Actually my own last idea was to take Berlin 2003 or one of the London 2003 ones (of Big Si weeding versions) and add some songs ("Confide In Me", "Comfortably Numb / Some Kind...", "Bei Mir...", "I Wanna Be Sedated" etc) to the second CD.
Or 16 II 2001 + additional tracks? This case I have to add more songs (new "Lucretia", new "I Was Wrong", "Slept" etc).
What do you think about those ideas?
Thanks in advance
Posted: 03 Dec 2003, 00:35
by pikkrong
Other wise ones?
Posted: 03 Dec 2003, 00:48
by khepri II
pikkrong wrote:Other wise ones?
personally, i think "i wanna be sedated" is horrible
but "sugar baby love rocks"
Super rock is nothing special, it has a sister ray thing on the end, but generally it's just good+ quality.
Posted: 03 Dec 2003, 02:03
by James Blast
'I Have Slept With All The Girls In Berlin' Leeds 26-4-03 version is best (of all two versions I own).
All my 'Romeo Down's' distort (think Mr. E loses the plot at the end of that one or the sound crew are too spaced out to keep up) come on? it's far from tuneful Heartlanders.
Willing to mp3 'Girls In Berlin' if needs must Pik, PM me.
regards
Blast
Posted: 03 Dec 2003, 03:20
by pikkrong
Thanks for all
I hope I'll find a decent version of "Slept" from my recordings. If not...
Thanks again
Posted: 03 Dec 2003, 10:18
by Loki
Interestingly enough I was also toying with the idea of a Sisters live compilation 1983-2003, to send to friends as an xmas present. 'The Sisters Of Mercy - A Brief History Over Time'. Then they'd have to listen to it!
I'll have a listen tonight (some of us work during the day, allegedly) but I doubt I've got anything the great Pikkrong doesn't!
Posted: 03 Dec 2003, 11:30
by mh
I'll second Visions At The Forum. If you can find any of the 97 versions of War On Drugs, use one of them (quality permitting), that arrangement was better, IMHO.
Posted: 03 Dec 2003, 12:07
by Karst
Sister Ray - Brussels '98.
Posted: 03 Dec 2003, 14:26
by MrChris
I'm a Libran, and I also have issues with completion and letting go. No, I know that doesn't help much.
Posted: 03 Dec 2003, 14:32
by Black Planet
Johnny Boy wrote:Interestingly enough I was also toying with the idea of a Sisters live compilation 1983-2003, to send to friends as an xmas present. 'The Sisters Of Mercy - A Brief History Over Time'. Then they'd have to listen to it!
I'll have a listen tonight (some of us work during the day, allegedly) but I doubt I've got anything the great Pikkrong doesn't!
LOL I think we all have toyed with that idea. It would take a joint effort I think, cause I can't listen to everything I have now, let alone decide which versions are better than others! Good luck tho.
Posted: 03 Dec 2003, 15:30
by pikkrong
Johnny Boy wrote:
I'll have a listen tonight (some of us work during the day, allegedly) but I doubt I've got anything the great Pikkrong doesn't!
The huge number of messages in the forum doesn't make an idiot great
If I could, I changed the amount of my posted messages with the same number of different Sisters recordings
Posted: 03 Dec 2003, 16:01
by Loki
pikkrong wrote:Johnny Boy wrote:
I'll have a listen tonight (some of us work during the day, allegedly) but I doubt I've got anything the great Pikkrong doesn't!
The huge number of messages in the forum doesn't make an idiot great
If I could, I changed the amount of my posted messages with the same number of different Sisters recordings
Sorry Indrek, I think the first line above has got lost in translation ..?
Posted: 03 Dec 2003, 16:25
by pikkrong
Johnny Boy wrote:pikkrong wrote:Johnny Boy wrote:
I'll have a listen tonight (some of us work during the day, allegedly) but I doubt I've got anything the great Pikkrong doesn't!
The huge number of messages in the forum doesn't make an idiot great
If I could, I changed the amount of my posted messages with the same number of different Sisters recordings
Sorry Indrek, I think the first line above has got lost in translation ..?
I mean: if an idiot (=pikkrong) has overloaded the Heartland forum with his messages, it doesn't mean he is "the great Pikkrong"
Posted: 03 Dec 2003, 17:31
by Loki
Any man who comes from a country where a jiffy bag is called a 'Pissipak' is great in my book!
Posted: 03 Dec 2003, 19:19
by Planet Dave
Regarding 1997 War On Drugs, Manc Apollo (Absolute Proof) is top quality sound and recording-wise. And yes, the arrangement is 'better', possibly.
'Nine miles out and closing...'
Dave
Posted: 03 Dec 2003, 20:00
by James Blast
Dave Whelan wrote:Regarding 1997 War On Drugs, Manc Apollo (Absolute Proof) is top quality sound and recording-wise. And yes, the arrangement is 'better', possibly.
'Nine miles out and closing...'
Dave
I'd love an mp3 of that Dave, if it's an option
regards
Blast
Posted: 03 Dec 2003, 21:23
by pikkrong
Posted: 04 Dec 2003, 11:11
by Loki
Ooops!
Moi trying to all European and falling at the first hurdle.
Thanks for the Estonian language lesson.
Posted: 04 Dec 2003, 18:52
by Planet Dave
Red Sunsets wrote:Dave Whelan wrote:Regarding 1997 War On Drugs, Manc Apollo (Absolute Proof) is top quality sound and recording-wise. And yes, the arrangement is 'better', possibly.
'Nine miles out and closing...'
Dave
I'd love an mp3 of that Dave, if it's an option
regards
Blast
Red Geezer,
me no unnerstand. Howzabout I simply copy the CD for you. SOOO much easier. Best PM me your address again, I blitzed my mailbox the other day, leaving only a select few PMs in there. No offence, none were yours.
The show is excellently recorded, but if memory serves the gig was as pants as the Sisters can get, and only Blood Money and Jolene (not on the CD) saved it. Forum II in 98 restored my faith, however.
Awww.
Dave
Wheelie
Posted: 04 Dec 2003, 20:18
by James Blast
Cheers Dave Man, PM is on it's way.
many thanks
Blast
Posted: 04 Dec 2003, 20:35
by pikkrong
Johnny Boy wrote:
Ooops!
Moi trying to all European and falling at the first hurdle.
Thanks for the Estonian language lesson.
If you want to learn more must-be-censored words in Estonian, I can do it in private messages, don't want to ruin the atmosphere of this club