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[[Vision Thing (album)|Vision Thing]] was the third album by [[start|The Sisters Of Mercy]].<br/> | [[Vision Thing (album)|Vision Thing]] was the third album by [[start|The Sisters Of Mercy]].<br/> | ||
The album was released in 1990 and it's the latest studio album. | The album was released in 1990 and it's the latest studio album. | ||
Revision as of 07:12, 14 January 2010
Vision Thing was the third album by The Sisters Of Mercy.
The album was released in 1990 and it's the latest studio album.
It was reissued in late 2006 with extra tracks.
A few further details can be found here in another Wiki.
Catalogue #s:
- LP Merciful Release MR 449 L
- Cassette Merciful Release MR 449 C
- CD Merciful Release MR 9031-72663-2
- CD Rhino UK 5101-17582-2 2006
Track list
- Vision Thing
- Ribbons
- Detonation Boulevard
- Something Fast
- When You Don't See Me
- Doctor Jeep
- More
- I Was Wrong
2006 reissue bonus tracks
- You Could Be The One
- When You Don't See Me (remix)
- Doctor Jeep (extended version)
- Ribbons (live)
- Something Fast (live)
Personnel
- Doktor Avalanche drums
- Tim Bricheno guitars
- Andreas Bruhn guitars
- Andrew Eldritch vocals, guitars
- Tony James bass
- John Perry special guest guitars
- Maggie Reilly backing vocals
Produced by Eldritch except More by Eldritch/Steinman
Notes
The Sisters spent months in the studio. The final mixes ended up not used for the album. Eldritch decided some of the earlier "rougher" mixes were better.
Andreas from April Tears about recording in PUK studios...
"...Beside the grand piano there were alot of old mastertapes. Amongst others The Sisters of Mercys "Vision Thing" and Depeche Modes "Music For the Masses". Sometimes I regret I didn't smuggle them out of there. I still can't understand what all those mastertapes were doing there. I swear that there were at least 60 Sisters masters in there. What were they really thinking of?"
