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  • Public Enemy
    [[File:Andrew Eldritch and Chuck D of Public Enemy.jpg|thumb|right|400px|Press clipping from before th ...''''', [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gang_of_Four_%28band%29 Gang of Four] and [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warrior_Soul Warrior Soul].<br/>
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  • Thu, 19-Mar-1981
    Supposedly, the second gig ever for The Sisters of Mercy - and the first one in their hometown of Leeds - took place in a cellar club called '''''Br ...review below. For further information on the [[F-Club|F-Club]] in general and in detail you may look '''[[F-Club|here]]'''.<br/>
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  • Sat, 17-Sep-1983
    The final gig of [[The Sisters of Mercy]]'s [[Gigography#First_US-Tour|First US-Tour]], where The Sisters were opening the show for [https://www.discogs.com/de/ ...nd September show at Danceteria was the last concert with [[Ben Gunn]] ... and even though it does not refer to the latter fact, <br/>
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  • Fri, 26-Aug-1983
    ...and, afterwards, to the US, followed by a few futher gigs in the UK and a first one in Sweden. So, it's no wonder there's hardly anything known about this
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  • Ben Christo
    Ben Christo played his first gig as a guitarist with The Sisters of Mercy during their 25th Stage Annive Since then, Ben Christo plays lead guitar, at times also bass and does some background vocals with [[The Sisters of Mercy]]. Here's an [http:
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  • The Mission
    [[Wayne Hussey]]'s and [[Craig Adams]]' version of The Sisterhood became [[The Mission]] after the ...ng title for [[Main Page|The Sisters']] second album was ''Left on Mission and Revenge''.<br/>
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  • The Reptile House EP
    There is an interesting and entertaining article about this record in the [http://sistersfan.blogspot.c Some recollections from the recordings by John Spence, recording and mastering engineer at Ken Giles' Bridlington Studio at the time, can also b
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  • More (single)
    The first single release from [[The Sisters of Mercy]]'s <br/> The title song [[More (song)|More]] was co-produced and co-written <br/>
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  • Watch (song)
    Released on The Sisters of Mercy's first single [[The Damage Done (single)|The Damage Done]], on [[Merciful Release] ...also featured on the [[Gary Marx Demo Tape|early demo tapes]] of the band and was later used <br/>
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  • Something Fast (song)
    The song was first performed live by the [[Speed Kings]] on [[Sat, 20-Oct-1990|October 20th, 1 and has been part of The Sisters' setlist ever since.<br/>
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  • Temple Of Rarities
    ...:Temple-of-rarities.jpg|left|thumb|Front cover featuring Patricia Morrison and Andrew Eldritch|440px]] This is the first of two bootleg CDs with alternative versions and remixes of songs,<br/>
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  • Stairway To Heaven (song)
    Original by [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Led_Zeppelin Led Zeppelin], first [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stairway_to_Heaven released in 1971]. <br/> and once performed it live [[Thu, 21-Mar-1985|King George's Hall, Blackburn, En
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  • Gigography
    &nbsp; Nonetheless, some interesting information and links might be available in these pages ...<br/> ===''First Gigs Around Yorkshire''===
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  • Sat, 12-Feb-1983
    This concert was part of The Sisters first [[Gigography#1983|all-UK Spring Tour]] in 1983.<br/> ...dition to the announcement on the right, the wonderful photos on this site and a video, we also received a report from someone who was there saying:<br/>
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  • Sun, 22-Mar-1981
    and one of the seven known gigs of The Sisters of Mercy in 1981/2 with the [[F- '''''12 local groups and 5 poets rock and read for "The International Year of The Disabled Person"'''''.<br/>
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  • Mon, 09-Nov-1981
    ...ses'' initiative. Slightly more information about ''Music For The Masses'' and The Sisters in this context can be found [http://sistersfan.blogspot.co.uk/ ...st'', as The Sisters of Mercy had lost [[Dave Humphrey]] in September 1981 and not yet found [[Ben Gunn]] to fill the position on second guitar.<br/>
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  • Promos
    The promotional releases of vinyls, CDs and videos here are listed in chronological order. <br/> Another fact is that promos and testpressings are often confused, where testpressings for official promos a
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  • Video Bootlegs
    The existing video bootlegs assorted to format and in mostly chronological order ... <br/> There are many, many more and we are in the progress of editing. <br/>
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  • Temple Of Love (single)
    | &nbsp; Original first release without barcodes | &nbsp; Marketed and distributed by Braineater, basically the original &nbsp;<br/>&nbsp; UK vers
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  • Detonation Boulevard (promo)
    * Place and Time of Release: 1990 (USA) ...promote the US leg of the [[Gigography#Tour Thing 1|Tour Thing tour]] <br/>and the [[Vision Thing (album)|Vision Thing album]].<br/>
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