Vision Thing is a Alt/Indie album by The Sisters Of Mercy, originally released in 1990. On Gatefold: 82 pressings tracked, owned by 6 collectors.
Sound DNA
- Alt/Indie
- Goth Rock
- heavy
- aggressive
- nocturnal
About
The thrill of the open road and the stench of gasoline fill Andrew Eldritch's third studio album as The Sisters of Mercy—the 1990 follow-up to <i>Floodland</i>, one of the preeminent gothic-rock albums of all time. Hard-rocking riffs take center stage, sometimes tempered by New Wave synths ("Doctor Jeep") or David Bowie–meets–country vibes ("I Was Wrong"). But the real hits are soaked in Eldritch's brooding, high-octane hedonism—the hard-driving "Vision Thing" and the violin-and-piano-soaked club track "More" are darkly blissful deathrock.
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Tracklist
Side A
- A1Vision Thing4:36
- A2Ribbons5:25
- A3Detonation Boulevard3:49
- A4Something Fast4:36
Side B
- B1When You Don't See Me4:51
- B2Doctor Jeep4:39
- B3More8:22
- B4I Was Wrong6:03
Credits
Performers
- Maggie ReillyBACKING VOCALS
- Tony JamesBASS
- Doktor AvalancheDRUMS DRUM MACHINE
- John PerryGUITAR
- Andreas BruhnGUITAR
- Tim BrichenoGUITAR
- Andrew EldritchVOCALS GUITAR
6 collectors on Gatefold own this · 82 pressings tracked on Gatefold