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  • sick. all time greatest hits of life.

  • Andrew Eldritch the most hottest musician and poet in history <3

  • yeyeyeyeeeee

    

  • sexy andy <3

  • Actually, they are still the coolest band ever

  • Driving music ;)

  • Eldritch: best jawline in rock history.

  • :@

  • watch: youtube.com/watch?v=n8i8pP3lcA­U

  • I got wrecked out here in a eldorado

  • punk rock saved my life but sisters of mercy made it more entertaining

  • damn. cant get this voice out of my head, wispering in my ear...1:21 aaaahhh

  • I didn't know this existed! The video is awesome! Is it a Matt Mahurin video? loved it.

  • only song i never liked by this group.....that shows how good they are

  • Should I upload a higher quality audio file?

  • @XC2long4u Yes please!

  • @HowieL666

    It's in my videos. :D

  • i fucked like a dog to this when she was young :)

  • fucked like a dog to this yum yum bang bang :)

    and she was young,so was i . fuckin hell have a word with yourself :)

  • I'm in love with 0:55!

  • Kume - RESPECT!!!

  • In one row with Young Gods' "Envoyé", this buggertune!!!

  • Vision Thing changed my listening habits!!! For six months after that, I couldn't buy any more so called rock records! I just got in again with them fooking Stone Roses!

  • Das Telefon,..zerriss schon die Stille,..!

    Nur Tod,..um Mich,..dein lachen/schatten/dertod,…..klin­gt in meinem Ohren,..alleine,..

    Das Ende ist nahe,..der Moment bleibt,..wir beenden es,…..im TV

    Ohne Telefon,..im geheimen,…ganz alleine!

    Zum SCHLUSS,..sind wir,..@lle allone,..wir schließen alle Türe,….beenden,..uns,..in uns,..in der HEIMAT!

    Wir haben keine SCHMERZEN mehr in UNS!

    Wir sind ALLEINE,..WIR schließen ab!

    Der SCHLUSSMOMENT KOMMT BESTIMMT!

    Wir sind am ENDE!

  • the sisters of mercy are not a dark or goth band, they're the best rock'n roll band ever,

    amen

  • @maryjTheSovran Rock'n'Roll? Come on, be serious, Primal Scream might be better than Rolling Stones, but are they Rock'n'Roll? So are you kidding by naming THIS Rock'n'Roll? THAT'S MUSIC FOR THE BALLS, Dudess! Rock'n'Roll is shape, THIS is attitude!!! Torquemada! Who else names him in a song?

  • Were?????

  • ANDREW ELDRITCH FUCKS OUR MOTHERS!

  • that is fck the bst

  • Vision Thing--what an amazing album!

  • this song = my boyfriend

  • Agreed

  • Emos are depressing little folk that need to cheer up and get a sharp razor. Goths were fun loving party animals... a bloody good time was had by all!

  • @pinlighter Agreed. Emos make me feel uncomfortable, whereas guys like SOM and Bauhaus just ROCK!

  • i got wrecked out here, in el dorado

  • gawd the sisters of mercy make me cum :P and for those who r disillusioned with the young'uns im 19 and love these guys, and my sister is 16 and loves them more :D

  • @acidlollypops brilliant mate! sisters knows no age! welcome to a world of awesome music, people from your age should spread the word! peace!

  • andrews hamburg influence..

  • I love this song, looks like my life today...

  • My favorite Sister's Tune. Very powerful and very dark.

  • and just plain BADASS!

  • After having bought Vision Thing I couldn't buy any rock record for surely the next six month. This rec has changed my view on what's cool good rock - a bang right in the kisser, nothing more or less. This rec has given my rock life a cool new.

  • Ahhh, the good old 90' when Goth was merging with techno... love it! Wonder what is next?

  • @hal9thou001 sisters are WAY earlier than that...look it up

  • Um... yeah.... I know that.... This was just one aging Goth band that decided to start merging with the new techno/agro sound.

  • What's next...u got me..prob some Buck Rogers (70's tv) garbage...

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  • Friend, you don´t know shit what this is about...

  • I'm not your Friend! you miss read my reply. Try again. I have a large extensive collection of genre, 78's to cd's, from opera to todays music which I have played in many different venues from '73-'90. You don't know me or what I know about anything or everything. So, judge not before you judge yourself.

  • Yes, that´s true, I don´t know you, and I miss read your reply, if you´re against the new kind of garbage called Tecnho Goth, I agree with you, sorry.

  • No probs, I'm opened minded when it comes 2 all genres, bands, songs etc. and am willing 2 experience new world sounds. There r some 'songs' which I dislike, some may say 'garbage', yet, 'one mans garbage is another man's treasure". I find keeping my personal opinions 2 myself, if the're neg. is best. I used to manage an afterhours n on Wed. nites we put on 'PARIAH NITE' (the OUTCASTS). alot of underground, Goth, Dark Dance, we had alot of street people too. (they needed a home...lol). Peace!

  • I don´t now where you from, I`m Portuguese. I don´t now the places you´ve mentionate, but probably I would like the music on those. Where I live, Oporto, we have some places like Heaven´s, M 80 or Bateau, where Dj´s put some "treasures". On Heaven´s, Goth rules, but unfortunatly for me, it´s mainly electroGoth, if you ask some of the kids in there who were/are Sisters of Mercy, they will answer "who???".

  • I went a weekend to Oporto some years ago in January because there were cheap Ryanair tickets from Frankfurt-Hahn, and the temperature in Oporto was very nice :)

    Loved it! we were probably the only tourists, got robbed unfortunately :( had inexpensive but delicious food, went to the seaside. If I ever go again, I'll check out the places you mentioned. I'd be happy to hear some electrogoth!

  • coming bald !

  • Incoming!

  • its all good this shit. i like it.

  • muito looooco

  • reminds me of the anti-decadent 80's movement

  • Patricia is my FUCKING IDOL!! I play bass cos of how much she amazes me! SISTERS FOREVER!

  • @Glitterbladejester That's wonderful, except, of course, Patricia didn't play on this album...it's also said that she didn't play on Floodland either...so basically, you play bass because of an unknown session bass player and the fact that you think she looks hot.

  • @steveobie1 - of course she was good enough to play with legendary band The Damned. She has chops and is amazing, Why are you so down on session players? Most session players are better than the musicians in front of the camera that get credit.

  • @TruckerMessiah I'm not 'down' on anybody, especially not session musicians, I just pointed out that Morrison didn't play on this song or album (and she was more famous for being in Gun Club, rather than joining a worn our version of the Damned)

  • @Glitterbladejester Pretty much what steveobie1 said. Tony James actually played bass on the Vision Thing album (he was also in Generation X).

    As for Patricia Morrison during Floodland, I also used to think she was a kick-ass bassist, and was really disappointed when I found out that she pretty much did jack for recording that album. Whoever *did* play bass on Floodland, however, was awesome.

  • 1991- Washington DC. Public Enemy and Sisters of Mercy double bill. It was a helluva show.

  • I wish I could have seen that.

  • Emo is to Goth what Fallout Boy is to punk-rock

  • I agree with you aesthetically, but they're both sub-genres of rock music, and media coined phrases used to describe a diverse range of music. Eldritch rejected the tagline of "gothic." The point I'm trying to make is that it sucks to be lumped into a category of which you feel there is no relation, and that's what the media is doing now and has always done just to sell a product.

  • I was 8 when I discovered Floodland. (I'm 29 now). I have always seen Sisters Of Mercy as a rock band with a singer with a unique voice, nothing more. They just rock. They made good music. It's not even dark music-it's poppy and you can dance to it. Don't judge a book by it's cover.

  • I just got turned onto this band last week, I heard vision thing and my first thought was that ministry had got really poppy. I really like this band because they can sound really upbeat and poppy but still dark at the same time.

  • lotsa people here discussing bullshit - I've got only one thing to say: Sisters of Mercy were the COOLEST EVER.

  • @Lungomolto were? still are! the COOLEST EVER

  • It seems Andrew would change his "look" midway through shooting videos for the album. Look at the Floodland videos and the Vision Thing videos.

  • There's about 4 years in between those albums.

  • The Sister's early material might be compatible with other so called "goth" bands, Vision Thing clearly is not. It shouldn't matter what you sound like though; if your music happens to sound like what the media portrays as "goth" who cares. The media now uses the term "emo" which is a far worse label.

  • No way, Vision Thing is totally Goth.

  • Don't really care what label it has,I just love the music,and at the end of the day isn't that what it's all about.

  • F**K your labels. I love Sisters of Mercy, They saved my life when I was a lonely brat

  • @notahelicopter Me too mate, and Elizabeth Morrison was the horniest thing on two legs.

  • @JapStrangler You talking about Patricia Morrison? Or is Elizabeth Morrison somebody else entirely?

  • @sugarandspice4815 *kicks himself in the arse*

  • @notahelicopter So do I.. sisters of mercy forever!

  • yeah, goths did exist in the 80's. i remember liberties on a wed. night.

  • this isn't goth. its country rock.

  • 'billjesusgates'-firstly, are you english? secondly, are you in your late 30's-early 40's and thirdly someone has been leading you up the garden path!! With a name like billjesusgates, no wonder you want to change its genre. Oh, and im really not that bovvered what you think, im just repling for something to do!!

  • i admit that you don't hear too much country in this song but its there. so i call it "country rock n' roll." do you know that country music can be very dark?

  • LooooL

  • It's funny that would be brought up. Eldritch himself was always exremely pointed in distancing himself from the whole "goth" phenominon. And yes, I'd have to say this song has country/blues influences.

  • I'd have to agree. Andrew didn't want to be associated with the whole goth thing.

  • Of course not. Neither did Siouxsie or Robert Smith - they were so Goth they were NotaGoth.

  • They just don't want to be associated with a label because it's musically restricting.

  • GOTHS DID EXIST IN THE 8O'S. AT LEAST THEY DID IN THE UK, COS I WAS ONE OF THEM. Although, it was the mid to late 80's, oh how i miss Liberties on a wednesday night!!!

  • who cares

  • Goth did exist in the 80s for sure! WTF. We called it death rock mostly.

    The music referred to was a fairly broad range of DARK stuff from Christian Death, Death in June, Lydia Lunch, Birthday Party, (some) Cure, Siouxsie, Virgin Prunes, Minimal Man, etc.

    Tell me that music from the late 70s to the mid 80s is not what lots of people would call goth.

    There was no Emo except the guy with Judy Tenuta.

  • Actually the gothic subculture owes it's roots to punk and post-punk rockers such as The Damned, Bauhaus, The Sisters of Mercy (early material) and The Cure. Bauhaus was one of the first bands to have the "goth" label attached to them. As for emo, sweater vests, girls jeans, black rimmed glasses and bands like Jimmy Eats World and The Ataris. IDK how goth got mixed up with that subculture, fucking media.

  • chillentoka, they did exist -i had a very good friend at college back in '89, nicknamed 'The Bat' by one of our lecturers, who had the whole thing going on. cultured, erudite and slightly vampiric gentleman, the epitome of goth.

  • "Eldritch wrote songs about girls, drugs, and cars."

    I would say that girls, drugs, and cars were just essential themes. True, he had a simplistic lyrical style, but most of his songs seem to have an underlying message referencing society.

  • just read thru comments left ...chill out..its all good...wind your necks in just enjoy x

  • Goth is a sham. Yeah, the music is amazing, but what its supposed to mean and relate to, as well as the general misconceptions about it, really don't add up.

    Eldritch wrote songs about girls, drugs, and cars.

    Peter Murphy mostly wrote about the same things Danzig and Rob Zombie would years later, but because Bauhaus was minimalistic, its "gothic."

    Just enjoy the music, because it IS good, but if we have to argue, Lou Reed's "Berlin" and Bowie's "Low" are more "gothic" than Eldritch.

  • No, Bauhaus is labelled as gothic rock because that is the genre they play.

    Sisters =/= goth, because there isn't really much of a punk influence in their sound. You could probably file them under darkwave, though I suspect old man Eldritch would hate that even more.

  • First and Last as Always kind definitely had a post-punk feel to it. Everything after that not so much.

  • Andrew Eldritch, Nick Cave, The Birthday Party...yeah...whatever you want to make of it. Ah, great song, I just love The Sisters of Mercy!

  • Goth, gothic, new wave, post punk, dark wave, industrial, ambient dancehall etc are all inventions of bored journalists. However, if there has to be a first Goth band it would be Gloria Mundi or maybe Adam and the Ants.

  • No they're not. "Goth", maybe, but "industrial music" was coined by a musician.

    Nothing at all wrong with naming genres. If everything was just called rock music, you'd be comparing Limp Bizkit to Little Richard.

  • I invented Ambient Dancehall myself anyway and I'm certainly not a journalist but I was bored enough to comment.

    No matter what kind of label you gave to Limp Bizkit I would still know that they were crap.

  • Your opinion of some obsolete 90s pop group is beside the point (though I agree with you, they are crap).

    I can picture ambient dancehall now actually, it's a series of peaceful droning sounds with an angry Jamaican bloke spitting homophobic abuse over the top of it. Mmm.

  • Now I know where some of KMFDM's inspiration came from.

  • You mean they wear sunglasses in their videos? Yeah, I noticed that too.

  • bauhaus rock so much and yeah so do the sisters. great band great fuckin music!!!

  • I sort of see The Doors and The Velvet Underground sort of starting the goth thing with some of their music. Even Bowie maybe even Syd Barrett. But Bauhaus yeah. All the way Goth. Loved those guys. They put it all together.

  • Joy Division were the first.

  • It was actually Peter Murphy with Bauhaus who started the goth movement when they released Bela Lugosi is dead..

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  • Was it really? Thanks for that...

  • Wow. Joy Division were the first goth band. And as a side note, Bauhaus sucked ass. Joy Division were at least good.

  • I have never seen a reference to Joy Division being Goth, they originated from a Punk band called Warsaw, Ian Cutis only joined later. One would call them Indie today.

  • No they are not Goth. But along with other post-punk bands, they were seen as influential. Even some Iggy and the Stooges is deemed "goth-ish". Thing with Joy Division though, is that they were the first band to be described by a critic as "gothic" due to stage presence and Ian Curtis's singing style. Thus, they are inextricably linked with the movement they helped christen.

  • Ian Curtis was in Warsaw! Want to know why Joy Division are the first goth band? Their music! Gee wizz. Just because a band looks goth doesn't make them goth. It's the music that counts. Go watch JD perform "Transmission" then watch the video from Bauhuas "She's in Parties" and tell me they didn't rip them off! And another thing, being Goth is totally queercake. I mean, if a person has to look a certain way for them to be goth then that whole scene is fucking shallow.

  • We can go on forever here, enjoy the music. Opinions can not be argued, only facts. Fact is I enjoy JD, Bauhaus, Sisters of Mercy and many more from this period, I really don't care for what genre they are attached to. The sad thing is we don't get to see these performers anymore, we are subjected to so much fabrication of music. It's about the fame and money today, not creativity.

  • Only on youtube will you find morons who throw all logic out the window. You know you're an idiot when you think facts can be argued. Fact: sky is blue, convince me otherwise. Opinion: running is the bets form of exercise. Nope, no arguing with running but the colour of the sky is an open topic.

  • lol -str8ngthofh3rc - Look Herc, look! Sky: Blue is the color (spectrum) of the the sun's rays travelling through our atmosphere as it reflects and refracts off airborne particles bla bla bla...running: best form of exercise, generally speaking. Blood and oxygen flow, energy used, transfered...bla bla bla..lol...logic: The study of the principles of reasoning, especially of the structure of propositions as distinguished from their content and of method and validity in deductive reasoning

  • you know nothing if you think joy division was goth,,

    and bauhaus kicked more ass than you ever will.

  • Thank you for that enlightening comment. I found is especially helpful when you told me HOW I was wrong. Oh wait. . .

  • there should be some1 screaming "incoming!" in the beginning...

  • only on the album mate. "flowers on the razorwire....INCOMING" pretty cool huh!!

  • Goth is just a boring newly invented expression, in 80's when SoM become big there was way better musical style categorisation, for this one I would call Industrial Hardcore Rock

  • Think you're wrong mate. They were always known as Goth, it isn't a new expression. Along with Fields of the Nephilim and Mission they began the Goth scene. The Damned were classed as the Grandfathers of Goth but in reality that was down to Dave Vanian putting a white streak in his hair and releasing Grimly Fiendish, they were actually Punk.

  • Sorry to say but the 1st ever goth band was Bauhaus and bauhaus get they influnece in Joy Division. But the scene is not like in the 80's right now MTV's and other things are selling band's that aren't goth at all was gothic bands.

  • Hmmmm, true, depends on who you speak to though. Totally agree with you comments on the 'modern' scene though.

    :-))

  • I have a strange attraction to goth looking guys. I know Andrew said he's not goth, but he certainly is handsome

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  • cool :) but maybe it some from industrial rather than gothic rock.

    some like The Ministry

  • Gah this takes me back....so many memories...

  • O som dessa banda era muito bom!

    Com certeza uma das melhores dos anos 80 e eu adoro essa música!

  • Buenísimo, buenísimo... nunca me cansaré de escuharlo. Gracias por ponerlo.

  • Muy buen tema de una banda con muchos temazos.

  • he looks so handsome and so cool in this video.

  • SpangledMike,it seems you have a huge bootleg collection, right?

  • Detonation? lol

  • pffffffffff!

  • I've never understood the hate of Floodland, apart from that horribly overused 'Incoming!' shout.

  • PFft, I love Ribbons... INCOMING!!!!!!!! SO JUST WALK RIGHT IN!!! INCOMING!!!!!!!! INCOOOMMMINGGGG!!!!!!!!!!!!

    It freaks out my friends.

    Especially when I scream it randomly while playing the song, lol.. Such fun is psychological warfare. =)

  • thats freaking awesome! XD I love that song too

  • umm there were not just 3 albums, there were 11, and i have them all

    love sisters of mercy

  • 1985: f+a+l+a+a, 1987: floodland, 1990: vision thing, 1992: some girls wander by mistake & 1993: a slight case of overbombing (both compilations of single releases). ev'rything else is bootleg stuff...

  • and so am I..

  • haha!

  • So who cares if he's bald now? He's talented as ever and still a cool rocker

  • hace años q no escuchaba esto, que recuerdos me traen, pedazo de cancion buenisima...como suena el bajo, brutal..

  • Sorry but this blows. I got First and last and Always when it came out and I was hooked. Floodland was great. Man was I bummed when Vision Thing came out. What a sub par piece of crap. The early singles, First and Last and Always, and Floodland were the best.

  • As i like to say, the three SoM albums where,

    First and Last and Always,

    Floodland,

    and the "I AM NOT A FUCKING GOTH" album. =)

  • i would have agreed with you earlier but not anymore.i have always prefered First and Last and Always and Floodland to Vision Thing but now i enjoy it a lot more than even Floodland:P

  • I like them all man!!! Dont pick favorites!!

  • "Vegas Baby"yea!

  • oh este tema me lo recomendaron mmmm me gusto

    jje ^^

  • eldritch rules

  • his voice is amazin fav band ever

  • i LOVE THIS RECORD:iTS ONE OF MY ALLTIME FAVOURITES

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  • i like the "INCOMING!" part in the album version

  • englishrover I agree. also one of my top 5 albums of all times.

  • Anyone ever notice how Larry Love (the Sopranos intro) sounds like Andrew Eldritch.

  • I think is one of the best songs of sisters of mercy, I love it, I remember very goods times, Its lovely

  • VISION THING is one of my top 5 albums of all time

  • You've good tadte... No doubt about it!!

  • Slight case of overbombing is way better ;)

  • eheheheh... that album is a "best of" afterall :)

  • I know...thats why its the best :)