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Demos recorded in 1986 for The Sisters of Mercy's second studio album Floodland, often referred to as Portastudio Floodland Demos (1986).

Recording Notes

• All tracks were recorded by Andrew Eldritch in 1986 (see the below information derived from another Wiki)

Andrew Eldritch began to compose a new WEA album in Hamburg. He recorded demo versions of all the songs
on Floodland except This Corrosion as well as a 7-minute instrumental without title. These demos were mainly
recorded with a Casio CZ-101 synthesizer, some acoustic guitars and a new drum machine:

“By the time Floodland was being written, Andrew had spent all the ready cash on a computer and a sequencer,
and was looking for a reasonably priced midi drum machine with a tighter snare drum. So he got a Yamaha RX5
for the snare sound (the kick was quite tight too) and wrote the album with that".*

* Quote from The Sisters or Mercy's homepage under Sisters Tech - Doktor

Remarks

• Total Running Time: 30:09

Rare Obscurities

Acoustics From The Beehive

 In 1988, these demos began to surface on various bootlegs and can be found (in full or partly) on:

• 1983 - 1986
• Acoustics From The Beehive
• Kill The Lights
• Kama Sutra
• Rare Obscurities
• Demos & Outtakes 1983 - 1986

Tracks