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Das any one know if "When you dont see me" exist on 7"...?
I have never seen it!?!

Not according to http://www.discogs.com/artist/Sisters+Of+Mercy,+The

We have a nice section for sisters chat called (cunningly) Sisters Chat by the way, have a browse there, the fount of all knowledge.

Welcome to the board.

to be fair it's probably even more suited to trading, where you will undoubtedly find more answers than you could wish you hadn't asked the questions to ( ) and /or wave a stick at while suffering from anoraknaphobia.

eastmidswhizzkid wrote: anoraknaphobia.

of course. I own a copy of it..


when you don´t see me/ribbons(live-aufname,Hamburg 17.11.90)

merciful release 52 february 1991

We can wing this over to the Sisters Chat forum.

Is it true that WYDSM was only released in Germany?

Mr.Mercy wrote:Is it true that WYDSM was only released in Germany?

yup

Strange

is it because MOR works best in Germany?

Sorry,but what is MOR?

Mr.Mercy wrote:Sorry,but what is MOR?

Money over Reasoning

IZ.

Mr.Mercy wrote:Sorry,but what is MOR?

Mainstream Orientated Rock or in other words: boring s**t that works mainly in the USA. Hence Mr. E's try to break into the US market by adaption. (I'm glad he didnt succeed because a TSOM record that would've sold well in the states would certainly not be a TSOM record I like to listen to.)

Mr.Mercy wrote:Sorry,but what is MOR?

it's the trinidad and tobago 7" dysleximix dub-edit of More

I guess the next big thing here in Germany is the Hybrid Döner Kebab with swiss cheese

Mr.Mercy wrote:Sorry,but what is MOR?

I always thought it meant Middle Of the Road, ie. neither one thing or the other?
I think AOR, Adult Oriented Rock would be a better term

James Blast wrote:

Mr.Mercy wrote:Sorry,but what is MOR?

I always thought it meant Middle Of the Road, ie. neither one thing or the other?
I think AOR, Adult Oriented Rock would be a better term

That's what I alway thought those terms meant
Slightly off topic , what about R'n'B,I always thought that meant rhythm and blues but when I watch cd:uk it seems to have something to do with rappers and bottoms.

and nu metal means the devils music with every shred of intensity,energy,anti-establishment anger and fun removed.

sex drugs and rock'nroll without the sex and drugs. or the rock'n'roll.

Pat wrote:Slightly off topic , what about R'n'B,I always thought that meant rhythm and blues but when I watch cd:uk it seems to have something to do with rappers and bottoms.

They're both different genres according to my ageing Guinness Book Of Hit Singles. I know that R'n'B has come to mean the kind of s**t that dominates today's charts but I never did work out exactly what rhythm and blues was.

Andrew S wrote:

Pat wrote:Slightly off topic , what about R'n'B,I always thought that meant rhythm and blues but when I watch cd:uk it seems to have something to do with rappers and bottoms.

They're both different genres according to my ageing Guinness Book Of Hit Singles. I know that R'n'B has come to mean the kind of s**t that dominates today's charts but I never did work out exactly what rhythm and blues was.

This has long been a mystery to me. Rhythm and Blues is what Muddy Waters et al were doing in the late 50s. Oversimplifying, I would say that it sounds somewhere inbetween Blues (from which it evolved) and Rock & Roll.

I always assumed that R 'n' B was the same thing, although how, say, Mariah Carey could be so classified baffled me no end.

Mr. Wah wrote:

Andrew S wrote:

Pat wrote:Slightly off topic , what about R'n'B,I always thought that meant rhythm and blues but when I watch cd:uk it seems to have something to do with rappers and bottoms.

They're both different genres according to my ageing Guinness Book Of Hit Singles. I know that R'n'B has come to mean the kind of s**t that dominates today's charts but I never did work out exactly what rhythm and blues was.

This has long been a mystery to me. Rhythm and Blues is what Muddy Waters et al were doing in the late 50s. Oversimplifying, I would say that it sounds somewhere inbetween Blues (from which it evolved) and Rock & Roll.

I always assumed that R 'n' B was the same thing, although how, say, Mariah Carey could be so classified baffled me no end.

Even more baffling is the classification of Robbie Williams and Britney Speers as Rock & Roll.

James Blast wrote: I think AOR, Adult Oriented Rock would be a better term

Sad but true!

dtsom wrote:of course. I own a copy of it..


when you don´t see me/ribbons(live-aufname,Hamburg 17.11.90)

merciful release 52 february 1991

Are you sure you have 7" vinyl single

pikkrong wrote:

dtsom wrote:of course. I own a copy of it..


when you don´t see me/ribbons(live-aufname,Hamburg 17.11.90)

merciful release 52 february 1991

Are you sure you have 7" vinyl single

http://www.gemm.com/ddc/search.pl?&disp ... media=7%22

Big Si wrote:

pikkrong wrote:

dtsom wrote:of course. I own a copy of it..


when you don´t see me/ribbons(live-aufname,Hamburg 17.11.90)

merciful release 52 february 1991

Are you sure you have 7" vinyl single

http://www.gemm.com/ddc/search.pl?&disp ... media=7%22

Thanks Simon
And I was thinking that after getting ASCOOB vinyl I finally have the complete collection of the Sisters official vinyls (I mean oridnary releases, not promos)