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| + | [[File:1985 03 19 Manchester Ritz Poster.jpg|thumb|left|480px|Gig Poster - this one has obviously suffered over the years ...]] | ||
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== Ritz, Manchester, England == | == Ritz, Manchester, England == | ||
| + | [[File:1985 UK Spring Tour Tune In Turn On Burn Out.jpg|120px|right|thumb|Tour Logo]]Part of the [[Tune In - Turn On - Burn Out 1985|Tune In, Turn On, Burn Out... Tour]] of the UK in spring 1985.<br/> | ||
| + | Support act: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Scientists The Scientists].<br/> | ||
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| + | An audience recording from this concert is in circulation [https://www.myheartland.co.uk/ among the fanbase].<br/> | ||
| + | See also: [[Live Bootlegs]] - [[Live At Manchester Ritz]]<br/> | ||
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| + | ==Band/Line-up== | ||
| + | * [[Andrew Eldritch]] - vocals | ||
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| + | * [[Gary Marx]] - guitars, backing vocals | ||
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| + | * [[Wayne Hussey]] - guitar, backing vocals | ||
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| + | * [[Craig Adams]] - bass | ||
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| + | * [[Doktor Avalanche]] - drums, percussions, keyboards | ||
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== Setlist == | == Setlist == | ||
*[[First And Last And Always]] | *[[First And Last And Always]] | ||
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*[[Body And Soul]] | *[[Body And Soul]] | ||
| + | [[File:1985 03 19 Manchester Ritz Ticket.jpg|thumb|right|350px|Ticket (unused)  * thanks for the picture to ''brunobossier'']] | ||
*[[Train]] | *[[Train]] | ||
| − | *[[Marian]] | + | |
| + | *[[Marian (song)|Marian]] | ||
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*[[No Time To Cry]] | *[[No Time To Cry]] | ||
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*[[Possession]] | *[[Possession]] | ||
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*[[Walk Away]] | *[[Walk Away]] | ||
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*[[Burn]] | *[[Burn]] | ||
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*[[Emma]] | *[[Emma]] | ||
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*[[Amphetamine Logic]] | *[[Amphetamine Logic]] | ||
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*[[A Rock And A Hard Place]] | *[[A Rock And A Hard Place]] | ||
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*[[Floorshow]] | *[[Floorshow]] | ||
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*[[Alice]] | *[[Alice]] | ||
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*[[Body Electric]] | *[[Body Electric]] | ||
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*[[Gimme Shelter]] | *[[Gimme Shelter]] | ||
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*[[Knockin' On Heaven's Door]] | *[[Knockin' On Heaven's Door]] | ||
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*[[Sister Ray]] | *[[Sister Ray]] | ||
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| + | <span><font size="4">Reviews / Press Cuttings</font></span> | ||
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| + | ''*** Our thanks for the press review go to spiggymr7'' - Please click into the file for a larger view -<br/> | ||
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| + | <span><font size="3">'''Mercy Mission </font></span><br/> | ||
| + | [[File:1985 03 19 Press Review MANCHESTER RITZ.jpg|thumb|580px|right|Press Review]] | ||
| + | '''SISTERS OF MERCY''' <br/> | ||
| + | Manchester<br/> | ||
| + | DOOMY DERELICTION? Rockist rat-trap? Forget the cruel criticism, this is the Mercy Mission - this is rock and roll. | ||
| + | Tap, tap goes the drum box in its sentimentally synthetic way. Buzz, buzz go the chainsaw gee-tars. | ||
| + | Yay, yay go the leather-look junkettes on the dancefloor. | ||
| + | ''"Watch this,"'' says the mean 'n' moody Eldritch boy, oh Cool One with the dusky shades.<br/> | ||
| + | Dance, dance, dance ... hypno-cosmic beats groove on while melodic drones coagulate | ||
| + | into a sexual sight. Gawp at the matchstick men with their patent practise. Sensual satisfaction, | ||
| + | the relief of the sweat-filled fantasies as they emanate from Andy's l-l-lips. Back to the start, | ||
| + | the dripping dreams of 'Alice' and 'Floorshow's vibrant energy.<br/> | ||
| + | Flares 'n' platforms too, for Craig, while the bizarre beasties toke their autojump into overdrive. | ||
| + | 'First And Last And Always' was gargantuan, 'Marian' an exercise in manic depression. Such style, with no | ||
| + | little substance. Seize that rabid relief and scream with painful delight.<br/> | ||
| + | The imagines heights become stark reality. Love that craz concept, the jailed justification of rock | ||
| + | for pop's sake. Open The Doors, see the light right in front of you. Jukebox junkies, petal power, Eighties' | ||
| + | haties, dig the drugs. Metal moods make happy harmonies while shattered showbands blast their wary | ||
| + | wares to disillusioned listeners. None of that here, m'boy.<br/> | ||
| + | Brother, these Sisters know how to rock and roll. No more, no less - treat them and they'll treat you.<br/> | ||
| + | '''DAVE ROBERTS'''<br/> | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:05, 4 July 2023
Ritz, Manchester, England
Part of the Tune In, Turn On, Burn Out... Tour of the UK in spring 1985.
Support act: The Scientists.
An audience recording from this concert is in circulation among the fanbase.
See also: Live Bootlegs - Live At Manchester Ritz
Band/Line-up
- Andrew Eldritch - vocals
- Gary Marx - guitars, backing vocals
- Wayne Hussey - guitar, backing vocals
- Craig Adams - bass
- Doktor Avalanche - drums, percussions, keyboards
Setlist
Reviews / Press Cuttings
*** Our thanks for the press review go to spiggymr7 - Please click into the file for a larger view -
Mercy Mission
SISTERS OF MERCY
Manchester
DOOMY DERELICTION? Rockist rat-trap? Forget the cruel criticism, this is the Mercy Mission - this is rock and roll.
Tap, tap goes the drum box in its sentimentally synthetic way. Buzz, buzz go the chainsaw gee-tars.
Yay, yay go the leather-look junkettes on the dancefloor.
"Watch this," says the mean 'n' moody Eldritch boy, oh Cool One with the dusky shades.
Dance, dance, dance ... hypno-cosmic beats groove on while melodic drones coagulate
into a sexual sight. Gawp at the matchstick men with their patent practise. Sensual satisfaction,
the relief of the sweat-filled fantasies as they emanate from Andy's l-l-lips. Back to the start,
the dripping dreams of 'Alice' and 'Floorshow's vibrant energy.
Flares 'n' platforms too, for Craig, while the bizarre beasties toke their autojump into overdrive.
'First And Last And Always' was gargantuan, 'Marian' an exercise in manic depression. Such style, with no
little substance. Seize that rabid relief and scream with painful delight.
The imagines heights become stark reality. Love that craz concept, the jailed justification of rock
for pop's sake. Open The Doors, see the light right in front of you. Jukebox junkies, petal power, Eighties'
haties, dig the drugs. Metal moods make happy harmonies while shattered showbands blast their wary
wares to disillusioned listeners. None of that here, m'boy.
Brother, these Sisters know how to rock and roll. No more, no less - treat them and they'll treat you.
DAVE ROBERTS
