Heartland

Been quite enjoying the Bands reunited show on VH1 at the mo, Last night they showed the Berlin one and the FGTH one.


So I wonder if they ever thingh of reuniting the original sisters (as in AE, BG, GM, CA) lineup?

Be well good if they did

Matt

Good, yeah, likely?

markfiend wrote:Good, yeah, likely?

Well, stranger things could happen. Like a new album, for instance. Bets on which will happen first?

Well having a 1 hour TV show based on TSOM will give the bands far more exposure than any new album release is likely to get in this current climate.

Saw "Hunting Venus" yesterday...

http://www.square-eyedtv.co.uk/playsanths/huntvenus/

allfear wrote:Well having a 1 hour TV show based on TSOM will give the bands far more exposure than any new album release is likely to get in this current climate.

sad but true

Mr E would consider it "beneath" him though.

markfiend wrote:Mr E would consider it "beneath" him though.

would he consider it? really?

Sorry, British idiom. He would think that the idea was beneath him.

markfiend wrote:Sorry, British idiom. He would think that the idea was beneath him.

't was a joke...

I'll get me coat

damn my new avatar is small

But hey, Joan Miro!

a little bit of art never hurt anyone....

ah well within a few minutes I'll have to find something else anyway....

Did I mention I'm bored already?

@r² - perhaps someting by Rauschenberg or Johns, or you can always place safe with something by Francis Bacon

nah....I choose my own....

nah....I choose my own....
there there....

All you really need for a 25th Anniversary line up is Gary Marx and Craig Adams - Ben Gunn was added later. Besides, he's long since ceased to be involved in music AFAIK.

Erudite wrote:All you really need for a 25th Anniversary line up is Gary Marx and Craig Adams - Ben Gunn was added later. Besides, he's long since ceased to be involved in music AFAIK.

Or only AE and GM. Doktor can take care of the rest

pikkrong wrote:

Erudite wrote:All you really need for a 25th Anniversary line up is Gary Marx and Craig Adams - Ben Gunn was added later. Besides, he's long since ceased to be involved in music AFAIK.

Or only AE and GM. Doktor can take care of the rest

What about Andrew playing drums and Gary on guitars and vocals?

vicus wrote:

pikkrong wrote:

Erudite wrote:All you really need for a 25th Anniversary line up is Gary Marx and Craig Adams - Ben Gunn was added later. Besides, he's long since ceased to be involved in music AFAIK.

Or only AE and GM. Doktor can take care of the rest

What about Andrew playing drums and Gary on guitars and vocals?

I thought about it myself but... I'm not a fan of unplugged sessions

Naa Getting Ben Gunn Back would make it fre more of an event, like several of the bands reunited shows, have had band members that gave up music years ago but still got it togther none the less.

Matt

markfiend wrote:Mr E would consider it "beneath" him though.

Yeah, he'd get all arsey, and start banging on about how the Sisters 'never split up'; and how they're still going, how the current incarnation of the band is the strongest ever, etc.

No way would he accept that the Sisters of Mercy WERE:

Craig Adams
Andrew Eldritch
Ben Gunn (or That Guitarist. but let's not open that can of worms)
Gary Marx
They split up in '85. The current Sisters are just Von's touring lackeys.
FACT.

I Disagree the 1990-1992 line up was a definitive band too

Matt