Sisters of Mercy

[The Enigmatic Dr X]

My wife, in a fit of kindness, has acquired two tickets for the Sisters of Mercy concert at the Braehead arena next Thursday.

I would rather not go because: (a) I'm off on a works jolly that day (clay pigeon shooting, off-road driving and other shenanigans at Gleneagles); (b) my brother's wedding is the next day and I'll need to practice my speech; (c) the Good Guys are playing in the UEFA cup and the game is on the telly.

Anyone want to buy them? A bargain at a tenner each!

If you're interested (or want to swap them for a prog 2) then e-mail me. It will help if you're in Glasgow, cos then I can hand them to you.

[The Big Man]

Sorry, never heard of 'em !

[Jim_Campbell]

"Sorry, never heard of 'em"

Heretic!

Besides, I think Sisters fans should save the money and plough the cash into a "When are we going to get another album, Andy*" publicity campaign.

Cheers

Jim

*One that's not a bag of shite like Vision Thing, obviously ...

[JayzusB.Christ]

I think there's a Bradley story featuring the very same Sisters of Mercy on this site, I do believe. So the question now is, is Alan McKenzie an ageing goth, or what?

[Smiley]

is Alan McKenzie an ageing goth, or what?

At the risk of another 'I loathe 1990' thread, reckon he was more like a cringeworthy uncle, trying to be down with da kids.http://www.2000adonline.com/covers/2000ad/mediumres/692.jpg">