The Sisters of Mercy - Floodland (Vinyl)
At the end of their US tour in June 1985, The Sisters of Mercy effectively split up. They returned in November 1987 with Floodland (UK #9), and, still supported by the reliable Doktor Avalanche, Eldritch hired former Gun Club and Fur Bible bassist Patricia Morrison to complete the new line-up.
Featuring hit singles such as This Corrosion (UK #7), Dominion (UK #13), and Lucretia My Reflection (UK #20), the album’s production duties were shared with the famed Meat Loaf writer Jim Steinman.
Limited black ice galaxy vinyl.
Tracklist:
A1. Dominion Mother Russia
A2. Flood I
A3. Lucretia My Reflection
A4. 1959
B1. This Corrosion
B2. Flood II (Vinyl Version)
B3. Driven Like the Snow (Vinyl Version)
B4. Never Land (A Fragment)
At the end of their US tour in June 1985, The Sisters of Mercy effectively split up. They returned in November 1987 with Floodland (UK #9), and, still supported by the reliable Doktor Avalanche, Eldritch hired former Gun Club and Fur Bible bassist Patricia Morrison to complete the new line-up.
Featuring hit singles such as This Corrosion (UK #7), Dominion (UK #13), and Lucretia My Reflection (UK #20), the album’s production duties were shared with the famed Meat Loaf writer Jim Steinman.
Limited black ice galaxy vinyl.
Tracklist:
A1. Dominion Mother Russia
A2. Flood I
A3. Lucretia My Reflection
A4. 1959
B1. This Corrosion
B2. Flood II (Vinyl Version)
B3. Driven Like the Snow (Vinyl Version)
B4. Never Land (A Fragment)