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== Bournbrook Hotel, Selly Oak, Birmingham, England ==
 
== Bournbrook Hotel, Selly Oak, Birmingham, England ==
Due to the poster on the left, we know that - in all likelihood - this gig took place.<br/>
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Initially, due to the poster on the left, we only knew that - in all likelihood - this gig took place.<br/>
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Evidence has now been brought by the wonderful blog [http://sistersfan.blogspot.co.uk ''"I Was A Teenage Sisters of Mercy Fan"''].<br/>
  
== Setlist ==
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Check the post [http://sistersfan.blogspot.co.uk/2016/01/crash-and-brum-1.html ''Crash And Brum 1''...] there and learn more about the event and its circumstances ...<br/>
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==Band/Line-up==
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* [[Andrew Eldritch]] - vocals
  
Support acts were '''''Little Brother''''', a poet and stand-up comedian from Bradford and '''''From Eden'''''.<br/>
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* [[Gary Marx]] - guitars, backing vocals
  
For some information on '''''Little Brother''''', we recommend you check [http://standupandspit.wordpress.com/2014/07/02/little-brother-is-watching-you/ this lovely page on him].<br/>
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* [[Ben Gunn]] - guitars, backing vocals
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A recording of his show, most likely similar to the one he should have performed here, was <br/>
 
  
recorded and released on side AA of a vinyl album, side a of which features a performance<br/>
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* [[Craig Adams]] - bass
  
involving [[Jon Langford]]. <br/>
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* [[Doktor Avalanche]] - drums, percussions, keyboards
 
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[[File:Sounds 18th Dec 1982.jpg|right|thumb|370px|The Sisters of Mercy on cover of ''Sounds'' shortly after the gig]]
 
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== Setlist ==
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- unknown -<br/>
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Unfortunately no recording of this concert has ever surfaced and so the setlist question <br/>
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will most likely remain unresolved.<br/>
 
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An audio file of ''Little Brother'''s tracks as well as views of the record and cover are available [http://standupandspit.wordpress.com/2014/03/26/little-brother/ here].<br/>
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Support acts were '''''Little Brother''''', a poet and stand-up comedian from Bradford and '''''From Eden'''''.<br/>
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Production is credited to Kenny Giles, known for [[Kenny_Giles_Studio_Sessions_1982|his studio in Bridlington]], where [[The Sisters of Mercy]] recorded various demos as well<br/>
 
  
as their 7" singles [[Alice (single)|Alice]] and [[Body Electric (single)|Body Electric]]. The first singles by [[The March Violets]] and ''Salvation'''s debut single [[Girlsoul]], all released with <br/>
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For some information on '''''Little Brother''''', we recommend you check [http://standupandspit.wordpress.com/2014/07/02/little-brother-is-watching-you/ this lovely page on him].<br/>
  
[[Merciful Release]] and the latter also produced by [[Andrew Eldritch]], were recorded at [[Kenny_Giles_Studio_Sessions_1982|KG Studios]], too.<br/>
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A recording of ''Little Brother's'' show, most likely similar to the one he should have performed here, was recorded and released on side AA of a vinyl album, side a of which features a performance involving [[Jon Langford]]. An audio file of the tracks as well as views of the record and cover are available [http://standupandspit.wordpress.com/2014/03/26/little-brother/ here]. Production is credited to Kenny Giles, known for [[Kenny_Giles_Studio_Sessions_1982|his studio in Bridlington]], where [[The Sisters of Mercy]] recorded various demos as well as their 7" singles [[Alice (single)|Alice]] and [[Body Electric (single)|Body Electric]]. The first singles by [[The March Violets]] and ''Salvation'''s debut single [[Girlsoul]], all released with [[Merciful Release]], the latter also produced by [[Andrew Eldritch]], were recorded at [[Kenny_Giles_Studio_Sessions_1982|KG Studios]], too.<br/>
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Second support act '''''From Eden''''' was actually a band from Stourbrigde consisting of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clint_Mansell Clint Mansell], [http://www.discogs.com/artist/550642-Adam-Mole Adam Mole], [http://www.discogs.com/artist/2152658-Chris-Fradgley Chris Fradgley], [http://www.discogs.com/artist/400368-Malc-Treece Malcolm Treece] and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miles_Hunt Miles Hunt].<br/>
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Second support act '''''From Eden''''' was actually a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grebo_%28music%29 Grebo band] from Stourbrigde consisting of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clint_Mansell Clint Mansell], [http://www.discogs.com/artist/550642-Adam-Mole Adam Mole], [http://www.discogs.com/artist/2152658-Chris-Fradgley Chris Fradgley],  
 
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[http://www.discogs.com/artist/400368-Malc-Treece Malcolm Treece] and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miles_Hunt Miles Hunt]. More or less recently, a bootleg CD surfaced featuring various [http://www.discogs.com/From-Eden-Live-JBs-Dudley-8th-April-1983/release/4017142 demos from 1983] recorded by [http://www.discogs.com/artist/3002801-From-Eden From Eden]. Miles Hunt and Malcom Treece left the band and formed [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wonder_Stuff The Wonder Stuff].  ''Unofficial wonder stuff fansite'' [http://www.room512.co.uk/index.htm Room512] gives a record of developments in their [http://www.room512.co.uk/biography_pg1.htm From Eden / The Wonder Stuff Biography] also mentioning ''From Eden'' supporting [[The Sisters of Mercy]] in 1982. The remaining members of ''From Eden'' recruited [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graham_Crabb Graham Crab] and also [http://www.discogs.com/artist/265199-Richard-March Richard March], changed their name, released an EP and then, in 1986, eventually became [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pop_Will_Eat_Itself#Early_years:_1981.E2.80.931988 Pop Will Eat Itself]. Here's [http://pweination.com/pwei/popwilleatitself/index/news/item/82 an interview article about the band and their biography] at the fansite / forum [http://pweination.com pweination.com], noting that ''From Eden''' supported [[The Sisters of Mercy]] at Selly Oak and that The Sisters appeared on the cover of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sounds_%28magazine%29 ''Sounds''] shortly afterwards. <br/>
More or less recently, a bootleg CD surfaced featuring various [http://www.discogs.com/From-Eden-Live-JBs-Dudley-8th-April-1983/release/4017142 demo tracks from 1983] recorded by [http://www.discogs.com/artist/3002801-From-Eden From Eden].<br/>  
 
 
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Some years later, Miles Hunt and Malcom Treece left the band and formed [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wonder_Stuff The Wonder Stuff]. The ''unofficial wonder stuff fansite'' [http://www.room512.co.uk/index.htm Room512] gives a record of developments<br/>
 
 
in their [http://www.room512.co.uk/biography_pg1.htm From Eden / The Wonder Stuff Biography] also mentioning ''From Eden'' supporting [[The Sisters of Mercy]] in 1983.<br/>
 
 
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Latest revision as of 14:43, 2 July 2023

Announcement Poster


Bournbrook Hotel, Selly Oak, Birmingham, England

Initially, due to the poster on the left, we only knew that - in all likelihood - this gig took place.

Evidence has now been brought by the wonderful blog "I Was A Teenage Sisters of Mercy Fan".

Check the post Crash And Brum 1... there and learn more about the event and its circumstances ...

Band/Line-up


The Sisters of Mercy on cover of Sounds shortly after the gig


Setlist

- unknown -
Unfortunately no recording of this concert has ever surfaced and so the setlist question

will most likely remain unresolved.

Support acts were Little Brother, a poet and stand-up comedian from Bradford and From Eden.

For some information on Little Brother, we recommend you check this lovely page on him.

A recording of Little Brother's show, most likely similar to the one he should have performed here, was recorded and released on side AA of a vinyl album, side a of which features a performance involving Jon Langford. An audio file of the tracks as well as views of the record and cover are available here. Production is credited to Kenny Giles, known for his studio in Bridlington, where The Sisters of Mercy recorded various demos as well as their 7" singles Alice and Body Electric. The first singles by The March Violets and Salvation's debut single Girlsoul, all released with Merciful Release, the latter also produced by Andrew Eldritch, were recorded at KG Studios, too.

Second support act From Eden was actually a Grebo band from Stourbrigde consisting of Clint Mansell, Adam Mole, Chris Fradgley, Malcolm Treece and Miles Hunt. More or less recently, a bootleg CD surfaced featuring various demos from 1983 recorded by From Eden. Miles Hunt and Malcom Treece left the band and formed The Wonder Stuff. Unofficial wonder stuff fansite Room512 gives a record of developments in their From Eden / The Wonder Stuff Biography also mentioning From Eden supporting The Sisters of Mercy in 1982. The remaining members of From Eden recruited Graham Crab and also Richard March, changed their name, released an EP and then, in 1986, eventually became Pop Will Eat Itself. Here's an interview article about the band and their biography at the fansite / forum pweination.com, noting that From Eden' supported The Sisters of Mercy at Selly Oak and that The Sisters appeared on the cover of Sounds shortly afterwards.