Sisters of Mercy - Marian (live in London)
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2009
- I hear you calling, Marian
Across the water, across the wave
I hear you calling, Marian
Can you hear me calling you to
Save me, save me, save me from the grave 
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This is my favourite version of Marian. Utter aural ecstasy. Have not fallen out of love with it since the first time I heard it over 30 years ago.
Sorry for my english, but i have 52 old year, and i listen this song since my 15 old year
I love so much.....
Was ich kann und was ich könnte,
Weiss ich gar nicht mehr...
Gib mir wieder etwas Schönes,
Zieh mich aus dem Meer...
Ich höre dich rufen, Marian!
Kannst du mich schreien hören?
Ich bin hier allein...
Ich höre dich rufen, Marian!
Ohne deine Hilfe verliere ich mich in diesem Ort...
this is a beautiful peice
Wayne Hussey’s guitar playing is sublime here
I know this is not the story of the song, but I always imagine this song as a dedication song from a man who lost his fiance named Marian in a drowning accident. They both lost control of the ship and the remains of this song are about how he survived while she passed and him calling her spirit for help and guidance. And whenever he says "Marian" he is tempted to be taken by her spirit to join her in the afterlife. This is a beautiful lovely song
This music is refference to Mary Ann Brown Patten
@@JohnPreston567 That's good to know :) my imagination was running amok ha
Thanks for sharing this history about this amazing song.
@@oleo007no es que sea exactamente así? El comentario solo dise que está imaginando que así es la letra. Saludos 😢😢
These performances from the 1985 Royal Albert Hall concert are my favorites by this band. Such drama! Such great playing! I first visited the UK (from the US) in the summer of 1985, and at that time I had never actually heard the Sisters of Mercy. I had only read about them in the UK music papers. One night in London I went to some club, maybe it was the Batcave, and they started playing some dark, amazing song. I just *knew* it was the Sisters. It turned out to be "Temple of Love."
That's a fabulous song. One of my favorites. As is their cover of Gimme Shelter.
@@shannonlipis6866 Oh yes! And also "1969"
Wouldn't have been the Batcave, as by '85 it was long gone. Maybe it was the Kit Kat?
Amo questa canzone ero una ragazzina quando l'ascoltavo mi entra nell'anima e quando lui canta sembra che piange...
i named my eldest child after this song
I have the same name and tbh, good move. It’s not super weird that the kid would get made fun of but like just rare enough to feel special. Plus it’s quite a romantic name for sure.
I love this song!
I love this band!
From Perú
Andrew Eldritch - Vocal
Wayne Hussey - Guitar
Craig Adams - Bass
Doktor Avalanche - Drums
Pure class !
Craig Adams better than Patricia Morrison
was ich kann und was ich könnte, du weißt ich kann nicht mehr. gib mir bitte etwas schönes, zieh mich aus dem meer. ich hör dich rufen: marian, kannst du mich schreien hören, ich bin hier allein. ich hör dich rufen: marian, ohne deine hilfe, verlier ich mich in dieser welt. I hear you calling marian ... ich liebe dieses lied heute noch wie am ersten tag
Best song ever!
Wish I was there just for the atmosphere
LOVE SISTER OF MERCY 🖤🖤🖤🖤
I love this song
I was there..remember Gary Marx had quit so everything sounded different without him ..think Craig effected his bass sound more to fill the sound
every single live performance sounds unique, not like the others - i love it so much
Simplesmente atemporal, uma obra arte do rock gótico,que música,que show,feliz de quem pode estar nele !
Beautiful
So different to the Studio Version, love it. And so much better compared to Eldritch's current shows. :)
Marian Liebold You were named after this song. What a weird, yet beautiful coincidence 🖤
@@Spookythereaper3 well, I think I was born a tiny bit before the song was released (but also in '85, pretty funny anyway). Eldritch's Big German love called Marian.
@@marianliebold1734 I was born in the wrong generation, so I am unfortunately a Gen-Z child. But at least you were born in a perfect decade :D
@@Spookythereaper3 O well, I don't think that it's unfortunate that you were born a few years later. Be sure - that's a problem every generation has. Take me as an example, I'd love to be born in the 70ies but ended up in the middle of the 80ies. :D
@@marianliebold1734 True, I was born in 76, would have loved to be born in the early 50's so I could have enjoyed the 60's as a teen but the 90's were not bad neither being a teenager :)
Perfect.
Eu curti muito esse som numa danceteria chamada Be Bop
Em Moema
brilliant tune
Στην λευκη με αγαπη αλεξανδρος 1991 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Old grey whistle test version is even better.
Truly perfect
is the best!
Julio Cesar Arguedas Farfan So do I
We want Sisters❤️
Will the Sisters ever return to us?
I think the "Marinnen Graben" is ment - the deepest point on this planet. WOw!
This was supposed to be the last performance by the Sisters classic lineup, but Gary Marx left before the gig (I was there). If you can find them, the Black October tour the previous year had much better performances. I can vouch for the 31/10/84 Lyceum gig, and there's a widely available bootleg of that.
Fucking solid version
BRAVAZAAAAAAAA!!!!
♥️♥️
Ah, those were the days... not the travesty he is today.
Eldritch forever...
My teenage daughter gets annoyed when she listens to this song and I did not call her Marian
Marian (Wake) >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Marian (studio)
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best live sisters song i ever heard i wish i was there 1985
Yes this is the multiple orgasm song!! Jeeez!!
This was definitely filmed with a carrot.