British Gothic band The Mission debuts in 1986 with the album "God's Own Medicine", "Wasteland" was a big hit in 1987. This is a extended video version.
Being able to listen to the Mission UK was the only thing that got me through my 6 month naval deployments at sea! I cant even describe how lonely those were. I would find a place on the bow to listen to this song and stare into the sea.
The Mission, The Cult, Jesus and Mary Chain, Sisters of Mercy, Heroes del Silencio... I'm so blessed that this bands (among others) are part of my life.
Super time to be around in crazy 20s for AMAZING talented musicians at the time. US "late Boomers/Gen Xers" have AMAZINFG talent and creativity! All orginal. AND radio never played all undergound or pirate radio later nite.
This song is wisdom and a warning. I faked my age at a goth club in L.A. back in the early 90's. I danced to this....This song was still playing strong back then and I feel it will go ' Main Stream ' sooner than later. Some heavy days are on us and I feel like the 80's underground music warned us it would be this way.
It was the Mission's first major crossover hit,blasting into the Top 40 of the UK charts at number 24 and peaking at number 11 the following week,in late January 1987. I'm sure it was probably referring to something else but I equated it with the post-industrial wasteland up and down the land left by the economic scarring and Thatcher government policies of the years leading up to that time.
English landscapes, summer woodlands, old churches, stone circles, cider, youth, love, childhood, the year 1987........these are just a few of the beautiful things I think of when I listen to the Mission. The spirit will live forever
It was far more limited as far as gear goes, and in a way I think that forced people to be creative as far as filling up the "space". Totally love that stuff too.
Fun Fact: This was used as soundtrack for "Miami Vice" , the episode's title was "Theresa". It aired first in the US in February 1987. You're welcome...😎👌
Damn, I wish I had a time machine!!! Dancing till the sun came up listening to genius music like this!!! The 80s was a fantastic time to be alive and young!!!! Thanks for sharing this amazing song and transporting back to a time when life made sense and there was a sense of wonder and the idea you could do anything you set your mind to!!! Cheers
This song reminds me so much of one of my other favorite bands of the time...Echo and the Bunnymen. Oh, how I wish people were making wonderful music like this nowadays. My only hope is that I have introduced my children to my old alternative music so they can keep the fan base going.
I listened to The Mission while I was at university, especially while doing a module on gothic literature. The lyrics are truly gothic in the literary sense. I love the insistent pounding of the rhythm section and how the guitar adds subtle soaring highlights... and Wayne Hussey's voice, obviously. Great stuff!
GREAT band. I miss the purity and beauty of 80's music. And the deep lyrics inside the tapestry of Mission's music makes me wonder why they arent' as big as the biggest bands today.
Timeless... LYRICS : I still believe in God But God no longer believes in me There's a crystal view from my window And I can see years to come I live for the burn and the sting of pleasure I live for the sword, the steel, and the gun I can tear down the walls, storm the barricades Run to the place where the frightened crawl Desire lurks beyond good and evil So I dance on the graves where the hallowed fall Over this land All over this wasteland Over this land All over this wasteland You can touch, but please keep your distance You're innocent and pure and with no shame The spirit is willing, and the flesh is craved You tease and you taunt with the pleasure of pain Over this land All over this wasteland Over this land All over this wasteland Heaven and Hell, I know them well But I haven't yet made my choice I'm feeling scared 'cause I'm shouting loud And no one can hear my voice I'm walking the tightwire, can't look down Strung out high, above you all Fateful wind blows through this land Howls my name, heralds my fall Over this land All over this wasteland Over this land All over this wasteland (x2)
There's a crystal view from my window And I can see years to come I live for the burn and the sting of pleasure I live for the sword, the steel, and the gun I can tear down the walls, storm them barricades Run to the place where the frightened crawl Desire lurks beyond good and evil So dance on the graves where the hammer falls Over this land All over this wasteland Over this land All over this wasteland You can touch, but please keep your distance You're innocent and pure and with no shame The spirit is willing, and the flesh is great Your teasing your torment with the pleasure of pain Heaven and Hell, I know them well…
took my wife to see them at the Astoria Theatre in 1988 when she was pregnant with our first child, it was so loud that I thought that she was going to deliver on the spot a great gig
Oi john tudo bem estou passando aqui para te convidar para conhecer o meu canal de rock no TH-cam que falo sobre discos de vinil cds e dvds de rock e filmes também passa lá
My first serious boyfriend made me a mixtape with this song on it. I still have it. Nearly wore it out. Saw them back in ‘87 with the Psychedelic Furs. I don’t think I’ve ever seen this extended version of the video before. Thx.
Amy B That’s a great story! I love that. This kind of music has a certain romance to it. I had a similar story with my first serious girlfriend and the Cure💙✌️
Fun Fact: This was used as soundtrack for "Miami Vice" , the episode's title was "Theresa". It aired first in the US in February 1987. You're welcome...😎👌
Essa banda Gótica é uma das melhores que existe neste mundo, a sonoridade é espetacular te transporta para os anos 80 em fração de segundos viva The Mission, Brazil
Eu fiquei fã demais por essa banda, conheci aqui pelo TH-cam a plataforma me recomendou essa música e fiquei fascinado por ela e esse visual gótico deles é a presença 🎶
Seen The Mission at Wave Gothic Treffen two years ago, first Goth Festival. First overseas Festival, First time seeing The Mission, bloody brilliant, had to wait till I was 45 to experience all three, but well worth it.
sorry to be so off topic but does someone know a method to get back into an Instagram account..? I was stupid lost my password. I appreciate any tricks you can offer me!
@Anakin Winston i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and im trying it out now. Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will reply here later with my results.
This is timeless loved it in the 90's and it's now a more relevant sound than ever!! Paved the way for so many other bands and digresssions .. simply marvelous
@@TheincredibleHolg Fun Fact: This was used as soundtrack for "Miami Vice" , the episode's title was "Theresa". It aired first in the US in February 1987. You're welcome...😎👌
Thanks for posting this, I have seen them live about five or six times in Germany, starting in 1988 in Frankfurt I think. Great band, great songs, great sound, nice guys, especially Craig Adams always friendly and helpful with the fans. The Final Chapter, God's Own Medicine, Children, Carved in Sand, Grains of Sand, Aura, great albums. No grave concern for repercussions... Oh the 80ties...
i grew up on the next street to wayne hussey , went to school with his brother and sister , wesley/ amelia, hope youre all doing really well and staying healhy in these crazy times
la voz de Wayne Hussey era el sonido mágico de esta emblemática banda británica de los 80s. Crecí escuchando sus canciones, siempre las llevaré en mi sangre. Saludos desde Perú 🇵🇪
Sin lugar a dudas los que planteas amigo, una voz mágica y superlativa. La banda posee una trilogía mágica con sus primeros 3 albumes, pero sin dudas "Wasteland" es una canción que más que canción es una experiencia vital (me puse hiperbólico, pero eso me pasa a mí). Por cierto Peter Murphy, también vocalista del mismo género y amigo de Wayne Hussey, posee un timbre similar...ambos unos tremendos artistas con mayúsculas.
Oh my, I've lost count the amount of times I went to see The Mission in the 80's always came to Sheffield Poly....at least 5 or 6 times a year. Even had a Mission necklace !
Heard this song for the first time on a free (pirate) radio when I was like 15 or 16 years old. I remember this song was played at a party in Leuven Belgium when I was 17 and totally wasted after drinking too many Stella beers. Cheers to the Mission and all the people out there who like this song as much as I do
The Mission intrigue me. I never felt the need to own any of their music nor listen to them. Then I went to see them one night at the Astoria in London. One absolutely *storming gig* . Just *EXCELLENT!!!*
Was well into these in the 80’s saw them in 86/87 on the gods own medicine tour amazing live band wish i got to see them again sadly i didn’t. Still a fan now still listen every now and then.
OMG this is so beautiful. Why haven't i heard them before? I am so glad i found them on a Top Of The Pops video of bands from the 1980. I grew up in that decade and it had the best music! Thanks so much for adding this on here for us fans!
En los ochentas, yo estaba en Buenos Aires, me gustaban mas que U2. Los 80s en Buenos Aires fue una epoca increible para la juventud. Tiempos irreproducibles.
@@peterritson1875 I have seen the Sisters half a dozen times at a guess! I think I first saw them, also in Bristol, in 82🤔 My friend used too record hundreds of gigs. And I have some tapes of his gigs. He was a huge Sisters fan. Check out his You Tube channel. And you will find some awesome gigs. I was at a number of them with him.. New Order Trinity hall in 81 and 82 are both on there. Shambeko blog 😀🤘
Being able to listen to the Mission UK was the only thing that got me through my 6 month naval deployments at sea! I cant even describe how lonely those were. I would find a place on the bow to listen to this song and stare into the sea.
The Mission, The Cult, Jesus and Mary Chain, Sisters of Mercy, Heroes del Silencio... I'm so blessed that this bands (among others) are part of my life.
Fields Of The Nephilim?
The Bolshoi, listen to them
Héroes del silencio /%
Rosetta Stone
Bass player Craig Adams and guitar duo Gary Marx and Wayne Hussey, came from the Sisters of Mercy.
Born in the 60's, raised in the 70's, and a proud member of the 80's!!!
This Band speaks for me!!
Te representa por completo.
👏👏👏👏😀✌📼🎶🎵🎼
❤🇧🇷🙏❤️🇧🇷🙏❤️🇧🇷🙏❤️🇧🇷🙏❤️🇧🇷🙏
Super time to be around in crazy 20s for AMAZING talented musicians at the time. US "late Boomers/Gen Xers" have AMAZINFG talent and creativity! All orginal. AND radio never played all undergound or pirate radio later nite.
I followed the MISSION all over the UK In the late 80s ..
We where known to Wayne and the Band as the ESKIMOS.
FANTASTIC TIMES
FANTASTIC CONCERTS
👍
I followed them in Germany, one of the best live bands I've seen ❤
so cool. Lucky times
The mission lo escuché cuando un amigo le mandaron de Canadá una cintas,genial
You may have slept on my floor
The 70's and 80's probably the most creative period in UK music history
This song is wisdom and a warning. I faked my age at a goth club in L.A. back in the early 90's. I danced to this....This song was still playing strong back then and I feel it will go ' Main Stream ' sooner than later. Some heavy days are on us and I feel like the 80's underground music warned us it would be this way.
It is from the 80s. I love this music but can not make out all the lyrics and thereby the themes.
It was the Mission's first major crossover hit,blasting into the Top 40 of the UK charts at number 24 and peaking at number 11 the following week,in late January 1987. I'm sure it was probably referring to something else but I equated it with the post-industrial wasteland up and down the land left by the economic scarring and Thatcher government policies of the years leading up to that time.
Was 19 when I first heard these. I'm 54 and still love them as much now as I did back then.....
Same here.
Ditto
I'm 53 and is the same for me. Greetings from Argentina
@@raulsanchezlecumberri7222 greetings from the UK 😃
What Mission album is the most solid?
English landscapes, summer woodlands, old churches, stone circles, cider, youth, love, childhood, the year 1987........these are just a few of the beautiful things I think of when I listen to the Mission. The spirit will live forever
80's is my favourite decade music-wise. This is one of the best from that time and sounds just as good (or better) now in 2021.
90 s best time
the 80´s guitars tones , sound , etc are the best , so amazing the atmosphere they create .
It was far more limited as far as gear goes, and in a way I think that forced people to be creative as far as filling up the "space". Totally love that stuff too.
@Kaoklai Siamratanakit : *1987*--Check the description.
0000000
The Mission is why I bought an E-Bow back in the 90's 😉
Fun Fact:
This was used as soundtrack for "Miami Vice" , the episode's title was "Theresa". It aired first in the US in February 1987.
You're welcome...😎👌
Damn, I wish I had a time machine!!! Dancing till the sun came up listening to genius music like this!!! The 80s was a fantastic time to be alive and young!!!! Thanks for sharing this amazing song and transporting back to a time when life made sense and there was a sense of wonder and the idea you could do anything you set your mind to!!!
Cheers
80s was amazing
The mission 2021 represent!
Here in Brazil #ForaBolsonaro
Fuck nazis forever
Present
Forever 🇧🇷🖤
@@goahead2050 what do nazis have to do with this?
@@mephistopheles1378 ñ
This song reminds me so much of one of my other favorite bands of the time...Echo and the Bunnymen. Oh, how I wish people were making wonderful music like this nowadays. My only hope is that I have introduced my children to my old alternative music so they can keep the fan base going.
check out my band...not new but we loved Echo, Mission etc....th-cam.com/video/XcQLMqj4CCE/w-d-xo.html
" Lips like sugar" é muito boa 🎵🎸👍 🇧🇷
Rescue...iconic Bunnymen single....one of the great guitar riffs.
Lips like sugar is such a catchy song and i love the video too!
Check UNTO OTHERS.
Who's listening to this in october 2020?
The Best music the 80/90`s
I do!
listening since early 2000, still feeling a bit late to the party XD
November
@@TheHorikles : También !
Well, i'm listening too it right now... and think it's okay, but wouldn't call it goth, more U" wannabees
Can I just say I love everything about this? The incredible voice, the bass playing, the drumming, the images. 1987 was such a great year for music!
I born this year. Maybe thats why im here
Got to number 11 in the UK singles chart in late January 1987.
I listened to The Mission while I was at university, especially while doing a module on gothic literature. The lyrics are truly gothic in the literary sense. I love the insistent pounding of the rhythm section and how the guitar adds subtle soaring highlights... and Wayne Hussey's voice, obviously. Great stuff!
They really do embody gothic literature in their lyrics. Deliverance is one of my favs, all about the legends of Avalon, etc.
Couldn’t have put thar better myself ✊
at university doing a module, eh pip? 😂
GREAT band. I miss the purity and beauty of 80's music. And the deep lyrics inside the tapestry of Mission's music makes me wonder why they arent' as big as the biggest bands today.
They were great for an album, will give them that.
Timeless...
LYRICS :
I still believe in God
But God no longer believes in me
There's a crystal view from my window
And I can see years to come
I live for the burn and the sting of pleasure
I live for the sword, the steel, and the gun
I can tear down the walls, storm the barricades
Run to the place where the frightened crawl
Desire lurks beyond good and evil
So I dance on the graves where the hallowed fall
Over this land
All over this wasteland
Over this land
All over this wasteland
You can touch, but please keep your distance
You're innocent and pure and with no shame
The spirit is willing, and the flesh is craved
You tease and you taunt with the pleasure of pain
Over this land
All over this wasteland
Over this land
All over this wasteland
Heaven and Hell, I know them well
But I haven't yet made my choice
I'm feeling scared 'cause I'm shouting loud
And no one can hear my voice
I'm walking the tightwire, can't look down
Strung out high, above you all
Fateful wind blows through this land
Howls my name, heralds my fall
Over this land
All over this wasteland
Over this land
All over this wasteland (x2)
Wonder what a "crystal view" is ;)
They are great guys of gothic good rock. More like this yeah^^
80s were different planet
Yes
There's a crystal view from my window
And I can see years to come
I live for the burn and the sting of pleasure
I live for the sword, the steel, and the gun
I can tear down the walls, storm them barricades
Run to the place where the frightened crawl
Desire lurks beyond good and evil
So dance on the graves where the hammer falls
Over this land
All over this wasteland
Over this land
All over this wasteland
You can touch, but please keep your distance
You're innocent and pure and with no shame
The spirit is willing, and the flesh is great
Your teasing your torment with the pleasure of pain
Heaven and Hell, I know them well…
took my wife to see them at the Astoria Theatre in 1988 when she was pregnant with our first child, it was so loud that I thought that she was going to deliver on the spot a great gig
Astoria in London? 🤔
yup@@mikebarton
Makes me want to walk out my front door and wander the earth and never come back, strange ,good song!
john niemczyk that’s about where we are!
lets walk together.john,we speak only as much as it must,you know
lets walk together,john,we speak only as much as we thought,you know,greets robert
Oi john tudo bem estou passando aqui para te convidar para conhecer o meu canal de rock no TH-cam que falo sobre discos de vinil cds e dvds de rock e filmes também passa lá
I always feel that mate.
These guys were so awesome. One of my favorite gothic rock bands.
My first serious boyfriend made me a mixtape with this song on it. I still have it. Nearly wore it out. Saw them back in ‘87 with the Psychedelic Furs. I don’t think I’ve ever seen this extended version of the video before. Thx.
Woah, the Furs in '87? I envy you.
Amy B That’s a great story! I love that. This kind of music has a certain romance to it. I had a similar story with my first serious girlfriend and the Cure💙✌️
I added to a fewix tapes back in the day as well. This mix is fantastic.
Psychedelic furs and these blokes great combo
Hey! My boyfriend made me a mixtape with this song too 🤣
This is a masterpiece I play it when I go to the cemetery and dance with my great grandparents
The Mission is one of my favorite bands of all time
Butterfly on a wheel muaaaaac
1987 Soungarden opened for them in Seattle
Classic show
80s. The best era. Great bands, great songs, great feelings.
Yes they were. Was so lucky to have all my teenage years then in a place that wasn't a war zone. What a quality experience.
Fun Fact:
This was used as soundtrack for "Miami Vice" , the episode's title was "Theresa". It aired first in the US in February 1987.
You're welcome...😎👌
Essa banda Gótica é uma das melhores que existe neste mundo, a sonoridade é espetacular te transporta para os anos 80 em fração de segundos viva The Mission, Brazil
Eu fiquei fã demais por essa banda, conheci aqui pelo TH-cam a plataforma me recomendou essa música e fiquei fascinado por ela e esse visual gótico deles é a presença 🎶
@@geraldotrovaojunior1993😊
Oh my God !!! music so awesome !!! I've listened to her for so many years and I never get tired
Very underrated band very powerful sound
Brilliant! One of my favorite songs. I dated a guy who’s close friends with them, Wayne at least for sure.
🌹
Seen The Mission at Wave Gothic Treffen two years ago, first Goth Festival. First overseas Festival, First time seeing The Mission, bloody brilliant, had to wait till I was 45 to experience all three, but well worth it.
Banda sensacional, escuto até hoje suas músicas, The Mission banda atemporal...
sorry to be so off topic but does someone know a method to get back into an Instagram account..?
I was stupid lost my password. I appreciate any tricks you can offer me!
@Landry Dax Instablaster =)
@Anakin Winston i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and im trying it out now.
Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will reply here later with my results.
@Anakin Winston it worked and I now got access to my account again. I'm so happy!
Thanks so much you saved my account!
@Landry Dax no problem =)
This is timeless loved it in the 90's and it's now a more relevant sound than ever!! Paved the way for so many other bands and digresssions .. simply marvelous
It is from the 80s
@@ericjegan7002 heyyyy .yes, but I know it from 90's .. late introduction 🤗
Having a little reminisce.. Saw them in 1990. Brilliant!
I'm rockin yeah for the dream
I grew up listening to these guys....still do. I enjoyed the extended version
holy mother of god, this is out of this world!
No, it‘s just the good old 80s!
@@TheincredibleHolg
Fun Fact:
This was used as soundtrack for "Miami Vice" , the episode's title was "Theresa". It aired first in the US in February 1987.
You're welcome...😎👌
the gothic kings!, still this song gives chills down to my spine, so good
Always feel a mix of thrill, hope and sadness when I listen to this. Fantastic video too! Thanks!!!
A classic from a underated band
They are great friends of mine
Steel there...
That .music....
After these years.....
on my mind..
4 ever 😉
Not underrated if you were a goth back in the day
Indeed
They were in no way "underrated" you dolt. Learn what that word underrated means, then comment.
I saw the mission in concert in 1986 at the manchester Apollo brilliant .
Brilliant, so good to see the extended version.
its tehe original from 1987 ?
I am only replying to this so your able to see how many likes you’ve received lol X
Classic track! Saw them on this tour in Michigan. They were amazing!
Que lindos recuerdos! Hasta tengo sus cassettes!! Saludos desde Argentina!🇦🇷🥰🙋♀️
Great version of this tune 😀
Thanks for posting this, I have seen them live about five or six times in Germany, starting in 1988 in Frankfurt I think. Great band, great songs, great sound, nice guys, especially Craig Adams always friendly and helpful with the fans. The Final Chapter, God's Own Medicine, Children, Carved in Sand, Grains of Sand, Aura, great albums. No grave concern for repercussions... Oh the 80ties...
Haven't heard this in like 10 years. Love this band.
I was 20 and loved this song
I ve always loved this great band!
Me tonight alone with memories of Sisters, Fields and Missions
@@markol6327 just watch out for the new Gary Numan Stuff. Stay healthy
Me the same, but stuck in semi-quarantine, with a good corn beer and some top-quality weed!
The best 3 bands ever. Totally agree. Still searching the music landscape to find anything with the same impact.
Wonderful music. I found out here by accident. Thank you.
I bloody loved the late 80's!
Excellent version for a great song, it's a great band of dark wave, congratulations
It's one of tracks you never get fed up with listening to.
Saw them live at The John Anson Ford Theater in Los Angeles 1988. AMAZING SHOW!!!!!
i grew up on the next street to wayne hussey , went to school with his brother and sister , wesley/ amelia, hope youre all doing really well and staying healhy in these crazy times
La mejor música de todos los tiempos.
La mejor música de toda la historia de la humanidad.
Inigualable. E irrepetible.
la voz de Wayne Hussey era el sonido mágico de esta emblemática banda británica de los 80s. Crecí escuchando sus canciones, siempre las llevaré en mi sangre. Saludos desde Perú 🇵🇪
Sin lugar a dudas los que planteas amigo, una voz mágica y superlativa. La banda posee una trilogía mágica con sus primeros 3 albumes, pero sin dudas "Wasteland" es una canción que más que canción es una experiencia vital (me puse hiperbólico, pero eso me pasa a mí). Por cierto Peter Murphy, también vocalista del mismo género y amigo de Wayne Hussey, posee un timbre similar...ambos unos tremendos artistas con mayúsculas.
Severina tambien es una de mis favoritas! Agradezco a mi papa por enseñarme a apreciar esta increíble musica
Oh my, I've lost count the amount of times I went to see The Mission in the 80's always came to Sheffield Poly....at least 5 or 6 times a year. Even had a Mission necklace !
Listening to this song on SiriusXM right now and immediately had to find this. Amazing. The beat just gets to me.
Love his voice.
i love ev'ry seconds of these song.. the quality of voice and the beat ooh! lala.
Heard this song for the first time on a free (pirate) radio when I was like 15 or 16 years old. I remember this song was played at a party in Leuven Belgium when I was 17 and totally wasted after drinking too many Stella beers. Cheers to the Mission and all the people out there who like this song as much as I do
2023 and still rocking..
Goth Masters !
Love this dark tormented wasteland.....
Great song👍👍👍
Eargasmic...even in 2023!!
Los vi en concierto en el año 88 en Valencia. Grandes!!! Magníficos!!!
👏👏👏👏
Such classics, love it
Em 2023 escutando essa banda maravilhosa aos meus 58 anos,voltando aos meus 21 putz como era bom!!!
The Mission intrigue me. I never felt the need to own any of their music nor listen to them. Then I went to see them one night at the Astoria in London. One absolutely *storming gig* . Just *EXCELLENT!!!*
Was well into these in the 80’s saw them in 86/87 on the gods own medicine tour amazing live band wish i got to see them again sadly i didn’t. Still a fan now still listen every now and then.
Now that's what I call drum and bass!
And thank God for You Tube so we can find all this wonderful music:)
Interesting song. I love the bass.❤❤❤
Seen several versions of this song....by far, my favorite. ..well done
Listening 3/2020 bloody excellent !! Love
The Mission ...the best!!!!
OMG this is so beautiful. Why haven't i heard them before? I am so glad i found them on a Top Of The Pops video of bands from the 1980. I grew up in that decade and it had the best music! Thanks so much for adding this on here for us fans!
Still come back to this great song..... often ❤😊❤
Masterpiece!!!!!!
The missión..fue la 1er banda q fui a ver en mi vida!!! En obras!! Cómo olvidarlo!! Saludos desde Buenos Aires!!!
En los ochentas, yo estaba en Buenos Aires, me gustaban mas que U2. Los 80s en Buenos Aires fue una epoca increible para la juventud. Tiempos irreproducibles.
So excited to finally see them live September 2023 awesomeness
Where did you see them?
Saw Wayne and friends at Edinburgh Coasters, 300 ppl there, such a great night. here i am 40 yrs later? awesome xx
O que é bom nunca morre!!!! Gothic ontem em 80 pra mi ficou 90, 00, até hoje, sensacional!
Wayne Hussey is a godamn genius. One of Gothic Rock’s best guitarist and songwriters.
Before I listened to this one I listened to Dead or Alive "What I Want" (Wayne's old band) and listen to this one after that.
Very connected :)
The best music..for ever...
Acabó de descubrir está banda y ya sé que pasarán hacer de mis favoritas qué música tal genial
Where have they been my whole life!
Seek and ye shall find
Lovely editing, great song, underrated band
This song is epic.
Goth band with a singer called Wayne . Sums it up really
Very good work!
So great music never fades and is still refreshing
This has got to be one of my most favorite Mission UK songs.
Viví esa época de adolescente...grandes momentos qué están en mí memoria y corazón...
temazo escuchado en requiem bsas que epocas de locura....
Eres muy afortunado!
Still have a ticket for their Bristol gig, with the Rose of Avalanche supporting ❤ Hoping we can soon get back to gigging !
If they are as good as they were back in the day, then you're in for a treat.
@@peterritson1875 I have seen the Sisters half a dozen times at a guess! I think I first saw them, also in Bristol, in 82🤔 My friend used too record hundreds of gigs. And I have some tapes of his gigs. He was a huge Sisters fan. Check out his You Tube channel. And you will find some awesome gigs. I was at a number of them with him.. New Order Trinity hall in 81 and 82 are both on there. Shambeko blog 😀🤘
@@peterritson1875 And we saw the Mission many times.
Truly an era of just being genuinely expressive, persona non grata attitude that has become quite monumentally prophetic, given 2020!
Saw them in Detroit back in the day. This song was amazing live!!!