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* [[Jihad (flexi)|Jihad]] - [[The Sisterhood]]
 
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* [[Jihad Part II (flexi)]] - [[The Sisterhood]] in clear, green and red
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* [[Jihad Part II (flexi)|Jihad Part II]] - [[The Sisterhood]] in clear, green and red
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* [[Jihad Part III (flexi)|Jihad Part III]] - [[The Sisterhood]] in clear, blue and yellow
 
* [[Jolene (flexi)|Jolene]] in blue, red and brown
 
* [[Jolene (flexi)|Jolene]] in blue, red and brown
 
* [[Jolene (Polish Art Postcard Flexi)]]
 
* [[Jolene (Polish Art Postcard Flexi)]]

Revision as of 03:58, 18 July 2015

Many flexi discs were produced by the fake Russian label BudKon.

Before 1989, very few records were allowed into Soviet Russia, so there was quite a demand on the black market.
And for a few short years, this label produced thousands of flexis from ABBA to Madonna, The Stranglers, Frank Zappa,
and of course - The Sisters.

These records are low quality recordings, and low quality pressings, and materially are worth next to nothing.
To an avid collector, though, very few of the same song were ever made, and for a completist collector of
the Sisters' bootlegs, they are treasures. If you want to know more about the phenomenon of flexi discs
in general, please check this article at Wikipedia...

Anyway, not all flexi discs containing Sisters material have come from Russia. Some Polish flexis are known to exist as well.

This is a list of all the The Sisters of Mercy Flexis found so far:

Contents: 0-9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z




0-9

  • 1959 in clear, brown, red & blue


A


B


C


D


E


F


G


I


J


K


L


M


N


O


P


R


S


T


U


V


W


Y