🎵 The Sisters Of Mercy - This Corrosion REACTION

[@chadwinpark8386]

Rumor has is it, when a Goth dies, their voice gets added to the choir of this song.

[@CBGB_1977]

🦇

[@kimberlyfoust2815]

Facts my friend!

[@tedscheckler1]

The Chorus of Vengeance!

[@jimkee7988]

Brilliant.

[@Pilutta100]

🤘👾

[@sterlingknight8087]

The Sisters RULE. "Lucretia, My Reflection" next please. Ignoring Goth is like trying to ignore your shadow. It's always there.

[@mournblade1066]

Ignore the Machine.

[@Thom1212]

Oh god yes! "Lucretia, My Reflection" for sure! "Black Planet" too! And "1959" And "Driven, Like The Snow"!!! And "Marian"!

[@grahamsutherland2054]

Nice choice, I second that!

[@sherdelune]

@@Thom1212 Dominion/Mother Russia too.

[@timthomsonart]

3 bands I always come back to: Sisters of Mercy, The Cure and Siouxsie & the Banshees - absolute classic goth! Good pick!

[@Gloomshadow100]

The Mission also

[@annother3350]

I mean where do you stop? Dead can dance?

[@CBGB_1977]

Clan of Xymox

[@Gloomshadow100]

@@CBGB_1977 Bauhaus?

[@UrbanTaxi99]

Bauhaus a good Northampton band, and I remember the Missions manager being from Northampton too.

[@jonathangibson3578]

OMFG YOU DID SISTERS! HOLY CRAP! Welcome to some legit goth music. This is the best day of youtube I've ever had now! (Now just need Siouxsie and the Banshee's song Cities in Dust. A good intro to Queen of Goth)

[@j_clarkson]

Oh your city lies in dust, my friend!

[@grahamsutherland2054]

Ha ha, couldn't agree more! Good stuff

[@jennoscura2381]

@@shanebrown4146 Yea he says he isn't goth. But the Sisters is still a classic band in the goth subculture. So even if he doesn't classify himself as goth; I still consider the Sisters a goth band. My favorite goth band.

[@Milkthief]

1000% Agree

[@sergesmets5685]

Israel Live version ....

[@Deltan1967]

Sisters of Mercy now? Awesome. Temple of Love is another incredible song of theirs too.

[@crispy9249]

Literally every SoM Song is a 10/10

[@mackenziegamble6499]

TEMPLE OF LOVE MENTIONED!!!!!

[@mournblade1066]

Ah, welcome down the rabbit hole known as Gothic rock. My recommendations: Bauhaus: She's in Parties 45 Grave: Partytime Clan of Xymox: A Day The Cure: 100 Years Dead Can Dance: In Power We Entrust the Love Advocated Fields of the Nephilim: Preacher Man The Wake: Christine Christian Death: Romeo's Distress Virgin Prunes: Pagan Love Song Joy Division: Atrocity Exhibition New Order: In a Lonely Place Skeletal Family: She Cries Alone Alien Sex Fiend: Ignore the Machine This should be a good introduction, giving the varieties of styles that make up the genre, from dead serious (Joy Division) to theatrical (Bauhaus) to tongue-in-cheek or downright funny (Alien Sex Fiend).

[@CBGB_1977]

Gitane Demone ‘Incendiary Lover’

[@ravendesignstudio]

The Chameleons: Swamp Thing, and Tears

[@vov.7397]

I mean, if youre only going to have one Bauhaus song, it kind of has to be Bela, doesn't it?

[@mournblade1066]

@@vov.7397 No. Great song, to be sure, but way overrated.

[@danooc1]

Mission UK - Wasteland

[@halfalligator6518]

Hahah saw this band live. I'm actually impressed someone recommend this to you guys. Slightly obscure sub-genre.

[@joesmith8725]

"Marian" is next! Post-punk/gothic classic from Sisters of Mercy.

[@redglass77]

One thing I’ve always loved about Sisters Of Mercy is you can pull any song from their library and it fits perfectly into a movie soundtrack. Opening credits , end scene, either way their sound is always epic and their story telling is perfectly visual.

[@kara4827]

Loved loved The Sisters of Mercy throughout the 1980’s. I can’t believe it, but I think they hold up. His voice is phenomenal.

[@juliemartin4267]

This made my day. I think you’re the first reactors to do Sisters of Mercy. Sisters of Mercy are one of my favourite bands and I was a Goth back in the 80’s. Some of their other songs worth listening too are Temple of Love, Alice, Marian, No time to Cry and Dominion

[@RockDawg77]

Like if Type O was singing in a musical? LIKE if Type O was singing in a musiCAL! LIKE TYPE O WAS SINGING IN A MUSICAL????!!!!???? I wanna be outraged, laugh my azz off and give this sister a fist bump all at the same time. That is one of the best musical comments EVER. And this is coming from a HUGE Type O fan. There is no way Peter was not doubled over laughing when one of the saints said "Hey, Pete. You gotta check out what one of your new fans just said about you on youtube." Then five minutes later when Peter regained his composure, he instructed one of the angels to drop some Black No. 1 at her front door for no apparent reason...along with gunmetal silver lipstick, shredded jeans, a black shawl and platform buckle boots, of course. Love it. Absolutely love it. I just hit the subscribe button.

[@alexanderbeta-werburghii6176]

Goth. One of the New Wave outgrowths of UK Punk. Siouxsie and the Banshees were a punk band that inspired the Goth movement.

[@joesmith8725]

This is from one of last years' '80s alternative stream. Around Spring of 2022. We need another one .

[@Io-Io-Io]

I remember when I first heard this as a teenage boy in a shopping mall back in the 80ies in Switzerland (MMM Buchs AG). Maaaan, that song sent shivers down my spine. Beautifully Epic

[@aaronmartinez5029]

At a shopping mall???? Damn

[@stevenmay5850]

Album version of song is about 10 minutes it was on a cd jukebox at a lock pub great value for money

[@jeffvossen5854]

I love her excitement! Reminds me of my first time hearing sisters.

[@joesmith8725]

Post-punk, dance-punk, gothic rock, darkwave (dark new wave), new wave, alt rock!. Classic '80s, early '90s band .

[@galacticsurvivorvainamoine5823]

At 18 years old, I took the Black Planet cassette to basic training and listened to it every night at lights out. 10 years later, "Temple of Love" was my wedding song. That said, "Alice" is my favorite song from these guys. Don't skip out on their amazing catalog.

[@PrettyDeadThings]

The song was meant as a slap at The Mission - "Its about the idiots, full of sound and furry, who stampede around this world signifying nothing. Its about people who sing about the revolution while selling it short, about people who sing about the corrosion of things while they themselves are falling apart. People who miss the point....Its also stupidly over the top bombastic, but rightly so" Andrew Eldritch, Sounds (Sep 1987) But really Eldritch had a more direct target in mind. After it took Hussey & Adams two months to work out that "Jihad" was aimed at them, Eldritch felt he needed to produce a more obvious "fuck you" with the group's signature satirical edge clearly slashing at those who has betrayed him. Lines Like: Sing this Corrosion to Me implying that The Mission sound is a corrupted copy of The Sisters of Mercy. For more info look up "The Smirking Revenge of The Sisters of Mercy & THIS CORROSION | New British Canon"

[@eglev-g3904]

Indeed, it's a bit of an ironic take, but still so good. Watch this for the breakdown: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJOWkp-GiM2Kh7c

[@TsDwelling]

Lucretia My Reflection is their best song imo. Awesome that they made it on the channel.

[@iDEATH]

I'm slight, _slightly_ more partial to that version of Temple of Love from the '92 single. Lucretia My Reflection is such a close second, though.

[@luvlgs1]

Vision Thing is their best song imho, but yur right Lucretia's great too

[@billdecat855]

My friend Troy would have to agree. He named his border collie Lucretia and calls Lucy for short. IMO, Dominion/Mother Russia is their best. That whole album, back to front, is a masterpiece 😎🎧🎼

[@rudestbeast4907]

i vote for andrenochrome, lucretia, and temple of love

[@punkoid76]

Heartland is their best song

[@icekaps1415]

If you liked this song you should hear the full version of it just for your own enjoyment. The video you watched jumps into the song about a minute or so after its actual beginning and ends (suddenly, as you saw) with about 3 minutes left. The full version is over 9 minutes long. A unique song and IMO one of the best of the decade.

[@_Shadoh_]

Yeah, hurts how the song was chopped into pieces 😒

[@icekaps1415]

@@_Shadoh_ I had to listen to the WHOLE song again after watching the video because this version didn't sit well in my head.

[@RockDawg77]

Which bands before SOM were releasing the longer full length version of songs on eps, etc. Simple Minds had a lot of incredible remixes, usually on imports. The Cult had some great different and longer takes on album stuff. Had to be others, but SOM was definitely one of the first to perfect it. IMO.

[@artemusprine]

I thought that had to be an extended mix... Or maybe "the band" really did lose track of time on it. "Turn, cold, burn, like a healing hand" is the best line and they didn't even get to it!

[@artemusprine]

Great point about the low pitches... I used to listen to them on cassette, in my car, in the winter... So it was nothing but mid-range. But for some reason this band still works even if all you're hearing are the mids. And some of their early stuff is mostly middle of the EQ.

[@R.E.LeBeau]

Goth back in the 80s, we did things more like thrift, it was more the vibe and the feeling that the music gave you, being a music subculture, more so than “what” you wore.

[@ralphblackledge6586]

Fourteen years old and the Sisters at the old Wembley arena was my first time at a live concert, guess which way my world view went,🦇

[@uris77]

SISTERRRRSSSSS!!!!!! Glad to see someone react to them. They take me way back.

[@IainMcGirr]

Ah the Sisters of Mercy ... my youth still listen to them ... awesome

[@topherthered]

Epic goth dance rock. Whenever I had to pee at the college radio station, I'd throw the long version on and run out of the studio.

[@pete3397]

Makes me want to go out and get a pair of silver metallic aviators. And if you like this you should really check out Bauhaus and Peter Murphy.

[@Seattle_Kelly]

I LOVE that you are doing Sisters of Mercy!!! One of my all time favorites- this was a club fave back in the day.

[@dave9732]

I have danced in the goth clubs to this song more times than I can remember. A staple in goth clubs.

[@averagegoth]

There’s so much goth bands I’d recommend like Sextile, Lebanon Hanover, She Past Away. Those are just three out of the many bands I know and love

[@turfsniffer]

Thats why i love you guys. You play songs i forgot existed but my younger self loved.

[@heinruh9788]

Love my Dark 80`s !

[@tridachia]

"This is like nothing I've never heard before!" "I know!"

[@wayneveilleux5176]

If you want to explore goth, you need to try some Bauhaus (Bela Lugosi's Dead) or Peter Murphy (Cuts You Up, Deep)

[@wayneveilleux5176]

Peter Murphy's voice is way deeper, lol.

[@chernobyl68]

Cuts You Up is an AMAZING song...peter murphy was great back in the day

[@mournblade1066]

While "Bela Lugosi's Dead" is nice and all that, there are far better tracks for one's Bauhuas initiation, for example: She's in Parties The Passion of Lovers All We Ever Wanted Was Everything The Man With the X-Ray Eyes Stigmata Martyr Hair of the Dog Spirit King Volcano Hope

[@adammclennan5213]

Great memories from that time! It reminds me of another song by the band Underworld called Underneath the radar. Mainly because it was around the same time.

[@chernobyl68]

LOVE ME SOME SISTERS!!!!!! finally some Goth music here lol check out "Temple of Love" next, these guys were pretty hot back in the 90s edit you're hearing a cut down version of the song, the album version from "floodland" is nearly 11 minutes long other sisters suggestions Vision Thing Lucretia my Reflection More No Time to Cry First and Last and Always Ribbons When you don't see me and of course "Valentine" gotta do Valentine

[@philiphudgens4726]

​@Elise S Move onto The Mission after...Wasteland (talking of Marian eh Elise?) or Blood Brother - two of their best & most accessible for non-goths.

[@drjackson1830]

I saw Sisters of Mercy and had to watch, Alice is a must.

[@bobbyverne9714]

I used to dance to this on weekends in Nuremberg, Germany at this well known pit called "The Green Goose"!! I'll wager I spent a couple hundred bucks a weekend for @ 10 years...lol Oh, to be young again! I could still do 120 situps in 2 minutes and run the 2 mile in under 11 minutes on my P.T. test. Anyway...I searched "first time reaction to Sisters of Mercy", not being picky, I didn't select a song due to there probably being very few takers but to my surprise, Brad and Lez, y'all had a thumbnail so here I am! Actually I'm a subscriber. I check you two out often. Listen or react to "Lucretia My Reflection" that's a great tune to dance because it's got great bass lines!

[@alexwaeytens8390]

This song was used in "worlds end".. funny movie.. Seen the sisters about 30 times live over the past 20 years

[@Arieeeee]

If you ever come to Houston, there is a club called #'s (Numbers) that's been around for decades and every Friday they have classic 80's night which is mostly this type of music from the 80's. It's been a rite of passage for every weird or goth kid who grew up there. It's an all ages club but it's always had literally ALL ages there for as long as they've been around...Well I haven't been there in like 20 years but they're still around.

[@jonasfermefors]

Eldritch described the track in a 1987 interview with Sounds magazine: "It's about the idiots, full of sound and fury, who stampede around this world signifying nothing. It's about people who sing about the revolution while selling it short, about people who sing about the corrosion of things while they themselves are falling apart. People who miss the point... It's also stupidly over-the-top bombastic, but rightly so."

[@davewhitmore1958]

I was scared for a bit when it didn't start with the chill music and Lex saying "Welcome to our channel" I've gotten so used it . . .

[@stack_of_records]

Alice is my favorite song of them, also The Temple of Love is superb. They are goth wave industrial rock if it needs a label. Seen them live, was a lot of smoke. Alice is a killer song!!!

[@nomisnestral6956]

was a lot of smoke. - Understatement I suppose...

[@j_clarkson]

@@nomisnestral6956 "was a lot of smoke" - and that was only from the singer's cigarettes!

[@icha6od]

Alice! YES I’m quite partial to Lucretia My Reflection as well.

[@alukuhito]

Agreed. Alice!

[@KevinKaffy]

Lucretia is their best tune by a long way

[@thunderspike1892]

Andrew Eldritch on vocals, Patricia Morrison on bass/backing vocals and the Drum machine Dr. Avalanche. Great song

[@thelwulfeoforlic6482]

Actually Morrison didn’t play or sing on the track and this was one of the reasons she fell out with Andrew Eldritch

[@RockDawg77]

@@thelwulfeoforlic6482 Any idea who did the bass line? Was it Andrew?

[@riklionheart23]

Andrew Eldritch (singer & songwriter) played all the instruments on this, except the lead guitar which was played by session guitarist Eddie Martinez, and of course the 40-piece New York choir.

[@michaeldaugette802]

Yeah I was a goth back then lol had no real idea what I was doing I’m 50 today but this brings me back I was like 13 when this came out that’s why I had no idea what the heck I was doing but I knew I liked it being a bit goth , Sisters of Mercy , the Cure , the damned and bauhaus were some of the first goth bands I got into , later Siouxsie and the Banshees and the Mission (UK) … after that I got into blues , sixties psychedelic rock , metal and Grunge but always kept the Goth vibe with a hippie twist !

[@JoyfulOrb]

YES! This whole album ROCKS danced till i nearly dropped! Dominion by Sisters of Mercy, Flood 2 by Sisters of Mercy, and Temple of Love by Sisters of Mercy, and I'm nineteen again, dancing in patent leather boots!

[@annak8666]

aaaaah. thank you. part of my youth.

[@josepha5885]

The goth scene you know today got started in the 90's. When I got into goth in the 80's it still had some punk influence, it also wasn't called goth, some called it death rock. My friends called it grim music

[@Bee-28]

I LOVED to dance to this song, still do when I have to to boring chores! The dramatics are simply off the chart! Great choice!

[@MDFMKisKMFDM]

lol they cut it right at the best bit...... I'm an old Goth from the late eighties right through the nineties and i gotta say the Goth scene back then was something to behold... being in a club with the pancake makeup.... the fog machines the candles burning and this song came on OMG it was heaven

[@twenty3enigma]

Ah! Fond memories of Hollywood goth club "Helter Skelter" at the cusp of the 90s! One night there, people were looking at me with shock & fear in their eyes. I eventually asked my girlfriend what was going on. Her response? "Your contact lenses are glowing green in the black lights -- you look absolutely evil." I fit the club's dress code even more than planned. LMAO!

[@CBGB_1977]

Cocteau Twins - “Cherry-Coloured Funk” This song IS a fantastic dream.

[@_Shadoh_]

"Lucretia my reflection" would be my favourite song from them, would love a reaction to it!

[@tridachia]

Ribbons always gives me chills

[@sirlordcomic]

Lex is an undercover Goth.

[@PalePrudence]

One of us! …gooble gobble…

[@TheInevitableTruth-i2k]

This is GOTH, cousin to industrial and new wave. No "Hot Topic" when this came out, that was when it was more commercialized. The main thing to think is DRAMATIC - dramatic music, dramatic teenagers wearing all black. I don't know the current "goth scene" but this is the early instance of it.

[@gregoryriddle2618]

A weekly staple for the dance floor at the 950 Club in Chicago in the late 80's

[@fern]

Sisters on the Brad & Lex show? HELL YEAH! My compliments to Mr Mason for fine exquisite musical tastes

[@Gibberishus]

More! I want more! Temple of love❤️

[@FrankCastlesConscience]

None of the reaction channels have done The Mission yet, biggest goth band ever! Tracks you should try are “Blood Brother” and “Deliverance”.

[@willscott7210]

Type O was influenced by the Sisters, not the other way around. Steele always said he aspired to Eldritch’s voice

[@BrendanTripp]

This was always so cool when they played it in the clubs.

[@MendezPalmira]

Finally!!! Now all we need is for B&L to do the full length version of A Forest by The Cure and we will be golden.

[@thaitim007]

The Mission, Fields of The Nephilim, Siouxie and the Banshees, Cocteau Twins.

[@tridachia]

If I could time travel, I would take Lex to the Limelight in the early 90's

[@tierbore1985]

Sisters, Bauhaus, Joy Division, a very important triumvirate at one time for us kids with cool shoes.

[@heinruh9788]

Oh yes!!!!!

[@artemusprine]

The song is an extended dig at a former band member/song writer from the previous album, and lyrically is almost a parody of songs that former member had written and which the singer had apparently rejected before the band broke up (and later reformed. The whole thing got pretty ugly, even going into court). Love to hear what y'all would think of "Some Kind of Stranger" or "More" lol... Maybe check out their cover of Hot Chocolate's "Emma".

[@PawelCzochra]

This Album - FLOODLAND was created as a LongPlay it means al songs are connected. . If you want to hear something strange and different take band Legendary Pink Dots - album Crushed Velvet Apocalypse and take songs : I love You in your tragic Beauty. / Hellsville (if want to be remove to some fantasy sounds) / The Death of Jack the Ripper / New Tomorrow / Princess Coldheart ( I like it it is some lullaby) / The Collector ... also incredible.

[@TroubledTurnip]

This is a good intro song into Sisters for sure. Lucretia My Reflection and Temple of Love are great follow ups. It's cool you heard Type O Negative in it as I'm pretty confident Sisters would have been a big influence on them.

[@TwoTonTaft]

There are very few perfect songs, and this is one of them. The level of pettiness that inspired this track is LEGENDARY

[@MrQuabs]

Hi, im doing a presentation on the 4 biggest goths for school, i cant find what inspired it, can you explain it please?

[@MattBlackbike]

@@MrQuabs The Sisters of Mercy were a popular English goth band who did very well in the UK between 1984 and 1993. In 1985, tensions in the band led to their split, with bass player Craig Adams and guitarist Wayne Hussey leaving to form The Mission. The Sisters Of Mercy leader Andrew Eldritch re-formed the band in 1987, without Adams and Hussey. This song takes a stab at the departed pair, with lines like "Sing this corrosion to me" and "Selling the don't belong," indicating that Eldritch considered The Mission's sound to be a copy - or corrosive version - of The Sisters Of Mercy.

[@luciosette8307]

Sisters, Always Unsurpassed...🖤💜🖤😎

[@chestrockwell8328]

I only barely remember this song, the chores. Having listened to it again just now sounds like a David Bowie wanna be doing a song that was originally written for the Pointer Sisters. However, the movie Atomic Blonde some how captured the vibe of this song, therefore I dig it.

[@withsapphires]

Flood II will forever and always be my favorite Sisters song

[@NenadTrajkovic]

Sisters of Mercy are gothic rock band,associated with The Sisterhood,the Mission,SSV,Ghost Dance,the March Violets… Andrew Eldritch,the leader of the band spent some time in Germany(Berlin) in a same time as Bowie and Leonard Cohen, as jurnalist…He studied French and German literature at the University of Oxford before moving to Leeds around 1978 to study Mandarin Chinese at the University of Leeds: he left both courses before graduating. He speaks fluent French and German and has some knowledge of Dutch, Italian, Russian, Serbo-Croatian, and Latin!

[@bryanforis1839]

Great songs and great music great live band saw live

[@jamesportzline3496]

Brad and Lex: That wasn't the end of the song!!!!!! Corrosion play total is 10:55 minutes. I couldn't click fast enough to watch this review. One my favorite bands from my childhood in the 80s.

[@harish71]

the ones that got me into goth in the 90 s

[@Johnny_Socko]

WHERE IS THE CHORUS INTRO?!! That was always one of my favorite parts of this song. Oh well, it's still amazing that you reacted to it!

[@naivesteve5722]

Other bands from the eighties you may like are Killing Joke and The Cult

[@savsmiles3042]

I think they did a reaction to The Cult

[@brettkenschaft4239]

@@savsmiles3042 They've done like 4.

[@jeffreekoch9298]

They've done The Cult but not their earlier stuff which was more post-punk goth rock.

[@brettkenschaft4239]

@@jeffreekoch9298 If you're referring to the really early stuff, when they were still called Death Cult, you're right, but they did do She Sells Sanctuary from '85.

[@jeffreekoch9298]

@@brettkenschaft4239 Oh true! You're right. They done that song. You are right. Also they should do their 1st album "Dreamtime" under The Cult. Maybe do some Southern Death Cult, too.

[@paulmclaughlin7014]

How awesome that you have reacted to the Sisters of Mercy. A huge part of my growing up. Please do Siouxsie and the Banshees, my favourite band.

[@Pilutta100]

This band actually formed me, it's redic when thinking about it, but was 17-19 , and that's a pretty important imprint, lmao.

[@lisamills4473]

My niece is called lucretia after the sisters of mercy song lucretia my reflection

[@mrfry3]

I did not know the term "Goth" until 1990ish when I got called that. In 1985 I got called "Your so Batcave" and went with calling myself that. I was 15 when I started going to goth clubs. Big hair, makeup and fancy Winklepicker boots.

[@danbee998]

7:33 2 guys in the original band left to form a new band The Mission. They stole the sound the lead singer of Sisters of Mercy went for, so their stuff was samey. The song is about the new band is a corrosive version of the sound. He speaks of it in interviews.

[@wiseblood90]

Hell im old i saw these 39 yrs agoin my local

[@tammyhastings5761]

One of my favorite bands!

[@user-tb4ys4zu6m]

I think I speak for everyone here when I say we need you to do “More”!

[@MichaelTaylor-qp2xf]

I give thanks to the movie The World's End and this song playing the credits for getting me into Sisters of Mercy, but my favorite song from them turned out to be "Temple of Love"!

[@broman3017]

Lex was on point with the Type-O Negative vibe.

[@experimentalfishing1292]

before becoming a metalhead, I was into this goth rock thing..still awesome...check out The Chameleons...awesome band

[@selenieg9532]

You have to hear the full beginning!!

[@ditsiwt]

Man, this song brings back so many happy memories.

[@damionmarkham9835]

So many memories dude , so many people I'd love to see again

[@richardgoddard37]

Lucretia My Reflection, Vision Thing, Temple of Love, More, Dominion, Under the Gun, and many others are absolutely brilliant songs, but I have a dark heart so Ribbons is my favorite 🖤

[@t3chkz0wep0p.2]

Want some 80's classical goth? Dead Can Dance, Ubiquitous Mr Lovegrove!!! They'll be like nothing you've ever heard as well.

[@steved1135]

Great to see you both digging deeper into the 80's 'alternative' scene.

[@Cleosity]

For DJs this is the 'I need to go to the bathroom or smoke or both' song lol Sooo long lol But classic ❤

[@dave9732]

And yes. the song was cut. That's not how it normally ends. It's kind of a long song.

[@oneidawolf776]

This is where I was hoping you guys would go! You guys listen to the playlist of my life, it's fun to join along in on the ride! Might I suggest the band Joy Division, They walk in line, Isolation or Ceremony. OR the band New Order and the song Leave Me Alone!

[@KevinKaffy]

Radiohead do a really awesome cover of Ceremony actually in one of their basement sessions

[@UrbanTaxi99]

Excellent pick.. love this band! Hats off to you guys for finding them. Now we want more .. literally the song 'More'. Just to prove that Goth is more Soul, Blues and Rock than its ever given credit for.