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Wishlist for the upcoming tour

Posted: 11 Feb 2006, 15:04
by mugabe
1. "I Was Wrong"
2. "Floorshow"
3. No Pearson songs
4. A bassist
5. A drummer

Ranked in order of likelihood, from "Might happen" to "No way, José".

Posted: 11 Feb 2006, 15:09
by Obviousman
A drummer? :eek:

I agree Dr. Avalanche should hand his bass-function back to a living person again, but a drummer :?:

Posted: 11 Feb 2006, 15:14
by Ozpat
1. Anouncement of new material to be released (dvd/cd's)
2. Great performance
3. New songs
4. Great tour shirt
5. Brilliant one liners
6. New intro
7. Burn
8. Heartland
9. Valentine
10. Nice not yet performed cover

:D

Re: Wishlist for the upcoming tour

Posted: 11 Feb 2006, 16:40
by pikkrong
mugabe wrote:
5. A drummer

"I Was Wrong"
Yes, you were :innocent:

Re: Wishlist for the upcoming tour

Posted: 11 Feb 2006, 16:43
by Ozpat
pikkrong wrote:
mugabe wrote:
5. A drummer

"I Was Wrong"
Yes, you were :innocent:
:lol: :notworthy:

Posted: 11 Feb 2006, 16:53
by vicus
Adrenochrome :innocent:

Posted: 11 Feb 2006, 16:57
by Ozpat
vicus wrote:Adrenochrome :innocent:
Not bad!!! :notworthy:

Posted: 11 Feb 2006, 17:02
by mugabe
Obviousman wrote:A drummer? :eek:

I agree Dr. Avalanche should hand his bass-function back to a living person again, but a drummer :?:
Yup. Screw this cramped and rigid "industrial groove machine" singback thing and get some space for rocking. Even the puppets in Depeche Mode have come to realise this. IMHO, Doktor Avalanche isn't what defines The Sisters - the songs are. Also, it would be a move further away from that persistent g*th label and into rock'n'roll territory.

Anyway, it's probably as hypothetical an issue as Motorhead dropping Mikkey Dee for a TR-505.

Posted: 11 Feb 2006, 17:08
by Planet Dave
I'd go for Adrenochrome too, but if they did, there's an above average chance they'd trash it badly, like Floorshow in 93. :urff:

Posted: 11 Feb 2006, 17:17
by Dark
1) When You Don't See Me
2) Sister Ray
3) Black Planet
4) Torch
5) Damage Done
6) Something new

In order of likeliness.

Posted: 11 Feb 2006, 17:48
by bushman*pm
IMHO: Gimme Gimme Gimme perhaps?
Or a trip back to the old days with Jolene?
Now THAT rocks!
P'raps an old Joy Division cover?
Transmission by Bauhaus @ Brixton Academy t'other friday woz FCUKIN BUZZIN!

Posted: 11 Feb 2006, 18:06
by scotty
Emma

Blood Money

Poison Door

Nine While Nine

Valentine

Heartland

Nothing post '87, and hoping they'll be better than the last time I saw them.

Posted: 11 Feb 2006, 18:14
by Dark
Actually, I think I'll add "Psychonaut Lib III" and "Severina" to the list. :innocent:

Posted: 11 Feb 2006, 18:18
by Pat
Afterhours..... a 40 min version. Then something to jump about to.

Posted: 11 Feb 2006, 18:21
by bushman*pm
im wiv pat & the afterhours,
(only old gits will get this:)
but having it played on 33rpm not 45rpm!
that used to drive the neighbours wild!LOL!

Posted: 11 Feb 2006, 18:33
by Silver_Owl
Dry ice.
Kick drum so hard it hurts your ribcage.
Ghost Rider.
"Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls..."
Valentine.

Posted: 11 Feb 2006, 18:37
by James Blast
You Could Be the One and they as yet unheard 30 min. version of Never Land (no longer a fragment) :D

Posted: 11 Feb 2006, 18:43
by Obviousman
mugabe wrote:
Obviousman wrote:A drummer? :eek:

I agree Dr. Avalanche should hand his bass-function back to a living person again, but a drummer :?:
Yup. Screw this cramped and rigid "industrial groove machine" singback thing and get some space for rocking. Even the puppets in Depeche Mode have come to realise this. IMHO, Doktor Avalanche isn't what defines The Sisters - the songs are. Also, it would be a move further away from that persistent g*th label and into rock'n'roll territory.

Anyway, it's probably as hypothetical an issue as Motorhead dropping Mikkey Dee for a TR-505.
I see your point, but still I'm very fond of the good Doktor :lol: Or you'd have to be looking for a very 'machine-y' drummer, at which point everyone'll start throwing in even more rip-off comments :roll: Probably of bands newer than the Sisters. I often find bands that stop using drum-machines to be less, hmm, energetic, driven compared to when they did use it. Not that I know that many :lol:

Let me see, my wishlist:

I'd go for the witty comments, some new songs and great cover versions, the 40 minutes version of Afterhours would be cool to though :lol:

And as someone else said before: Jihad, would make sense, wouldn't it :D

Posted: 11 Feb 2006, 19:15
by bushman*pm
The Doktor does not define the SOM but is most definately one of the mainstay pillars in its foundations, such as sunglasses, thought-provoking lyrics & humourous quips

Posted: 11 Feb 2006, 19:16
by Dark
James Blast wrote:30 min. version of Never Land
7 minutes 35 seconds too short for you? :lol:

Posted: 11 Feb 2006, 19:19
by James Blast
Dark wrote:
James Blast wrote:30 min. version of Never Land
7 minutes 35 seconds too short for you? :lol:
way too short and naff quality to boot :|

Posted: 11 Feb 2006, 19:20
by Pat
bushman*pm wrote:im wiv pat & the afterhours
:notworthy: and welcome.

Posted: 11 Feb 2006, 19:21
by Pat
James Blast wrote:
Dark wrote:
James Blast wrote:30 min. version of Never Land
7 minutes 35 seconds too short for you? :lol:
way too short and naff quality to boot :|
I could have a bash at fixing it,if you'd like.

Posted: 11 Feb 2006, 19:38
by James Blast
Pat wrote:
James Blast wrote:
Dark wrote: 7 minutes 35 seconds too short for you? :lol:
way too short and naff quality to boot :|
I could have a bash at fixing it,if you'd like.
nice idea Pat but it could never match the original for lushness, thankee anyway :D

Posted: 11 Feb 2006, 21:08
by nick the stripper
Torch. With panpipes and all.