The Sisters of Mercy Under The Gun on MTV 120 Minutes with Lewis Largent (1993.10.10) Terri Nunn
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- The Sisters of Mercy Under The Gun on MTV 120 Minutes with Lewis Largent (1993.10.10) Terri Nunn Berlin
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Another I recall watching. Concrete Blonde were live in the studio on this night also. They did I think 3 songs over the course of the show, one of them being a very powerful performance of Jenny I Read, a song about Bettie Page's descent into mental illness. Concrete Blonde is criminally under-rated. I've been a fan since I heard them for the first time, way back in 1987.
And so began the descent of the Sisters. I love this song for the record, I LOVE Terri Nunn. Berlin, along with Duran Duran and Inxs, was one of the bands that got me into new wave way back in summer of 1982 at the grand old age of 12.
Ive (sisters that is!!) seen then numerous times, starting in 1991 and when they began touring the US again in 1999, I last saw them in 2008, and they were good still in 08. One of my fave, probably my second all time fave band, and I just choose to remember them the way they were.
The Concrete Blonde interview is pretty wild and I've got that edited out and will post in the near future...I do like them very much and appreciate the history lesson on Jenny I Read! I also love me some Sisters....have never seen them...would love to check them out on these recent new tours, but I hear such terrible, terrible things about them/Andrew now that I'm afraid to go. I think I may have mentioned before that I also love INXS, regret never seeing them. In Feb 1991 there were 2 shows at the Buffalo Mem Aud that a friend and I were considering but could really only hit one of them...one was INXS on the X tour...the other was Social D & Sonic Youth opening up for Neil Young....we chose the latter, which make no mistake was great...but would have loved to have seen Michael and the boys!