The Sisters of Mercy on Radio 5 Live
Posted: 20 Jan 2006, 13:16
Huh!
Radio 5 last night picked a story up from the Guardian, to wit:
Vicar preaches the word of goth
Colin Blackstock
Thursday January 19, 2006
The Guardian
Clad in black, heavily painted with pale make-up and dark eyeliner, the goth's way of life is not usually associated with a church service unless, that is, it is being conducted by the Rev Marcus Ramshaw.
The associate vicar at St Edward King and Martyr church in Cambridge, himself a goth, holds a 45-minute service complete with candles and a specially written liturgy for members of the goth community. There are no hymns but goth music is played instead, including artists such as Depeche Mode, Joy Division and the Sisters of Mercy, said Mr Ramshaw, 34.
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Anyway, Radio 5 interviewed the Reverend Ramshaw, after playing a clip of Temple of Love (1983), to see what all the fuss was about! Never thought I'd hear my fave band on my fave talk radio station...
Radio 5 last night picked a story up from the Guardian, to wit:
Vicar preaches the word of goth
Colin Blackstock
Thursday January 19, 2006
The Guardian
Clad in black, heavily painted with pale make-up and dark eyeliner, the goth's way of life is not usually associated with a church service unless, that is, it is being conducted by the Rev Marcus Ramshaw.
The associate vicar at St Edward King and Martyr church in Cambridge, himself a goth, holds a 45-minute service complete with candles and a specially written liturgy for members of the goth community. There are no hymns but goth music is played instead, including artists such as Depeche Mode, Joy Division and the Sisters of Mercy, said Mr Ramshaw, 34.
..............
Anyway, Radio 5 interviewed the Reverend Ramshaw, after playing a clip of Temple of Love (1983), to see what all the fuss was about! Never thought I'd hear my fave band on my fave talk radio station...