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The Mission - Wasteland
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1987) Derided by critics as pompous, melodramatic, and bombastic, the Mission, as they were known in their native U.K. (their name had to be changed in America owing to a Philadelphia R&B band with the same moniker), nonetheless attracted a core audience of goth rock fans. The Mission was formed in 1986 by guitarist/singer Wayne Hussey and bassist Craig Adams, who both left the Sisters of Mercy to do so. (Hussey had also played with the Walkie Talkies and Dead or Alive.) The two recruited Artery guitarist Simon Hinkler and former Red Lorry Yellow Lorry drummer Mick Brown and called themselves the Sisterhood, to which Sisters of Mercy leader Andrew Eldritch objected strenuously. The Mission released two successful independent singles in the U.K. and signed to Mercury in 1986. The group soon completed its debut album, God's Own Medicine, which critics lambasted as ponderous and derivative of Led Zeppelin and Yes, but the album produced several U.K. hits anyway. The band toured extensively in the U.K. and America; Adams had to return home from the latter after suffering from exhaustion. Produced by Led Zeppelin bassist John Paul Jones, Children widened the band's audience, reaching number two on the U.K. album charts. 1990's Carved in Sand shed some of the Mission's Zep fascination for more refined songwriting. Hinkler left the band midway through the supporting tour and was eventually replaced permanently by Paul Etchells. Meanwhile, several Mission members backed Slade members Noddy Holder and Jim Lea on the Christmas charity single "Merry Xmas Everybody." By 1992, Hussey was the only original member left; following the 1994 Sum and Substance retrospective, he recorded the 1995 album Neverland with a new Mission lineup. Blue followed a year later, with the greatest-hits retrospective Resurrection appearing in fall 1999. The 2001 album Aura was followed by a world tour that slowly saw the new lineup dissolving. By the time God Is a Bullet arrived courtesy of the 2007 version of the band, Hussey was living in Brazil. He announced that the Mission would actively promote the album through early 2008, after which he would be focusing on solo work. - เพลง
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Please do more Mission - you won't be disappointed.
My parents followed The Mission around the world before I was born and now I’m obsessed with them too and we go to the gigs together in the UK
saw these guys live and have to say they were incredible
I was at the filming of this video...Wayne said "Do y'like my frock? It was my Nan's!"
Wayne and Craig Adams great song.
Get your confetti or torn up bus ticket ready ... If you know, you know
eskimos
@@charliegeorge9393 As that famous bootleg of them: No Snow, No Show For The Eskimo.
Love The Mission and all the 80s UK Goth bands, like The Sisters of Mercy, All About Eve and The Cure. Another Fall from Grace is a great track from The Mission.
fields of the nephilim not to forget...!!!!
I love the mission I’ve seen them live a couple of times and they always put on a great show
your reactions brought a smile to my face..the mission from my hometown of leeds england
There still touring saw them in Glasgow in the summer.
Followed the mission since 1987, seen them loads,great band
So happy to see you discover The Mission… Sooooo good !
You guys should take a listen to “Butterfly on a wheel” and “Deliverence”, other great songs from The Mission 😀
BOAW is to be avoided.
I’m not saying it’s bad but The Mission are not known for ballads.
@@kennethmckay6391 I love it, my introduction to them. Not being British, I had hardly heard of them before BOAW. Its a great ballad 😉
Tower of Strength
Deliverance
Swan Song
The Light That Pours from You
The Mission are still touring -- the fans are still as dedicated... Going to a Mish show is like peaking behind the curtain and finding treasures you never knew existed
Deliverance is epic. Blood Brother, too.
The best usage of an EBow ever.
big 80ies goth hymn for the commercial european gothics :) really good song & melody!
When The Mission rose from the first incarnation of The Sisters Of Mercy I was about 17. Coming home with the 7" of their first single 'Serpent's Kiss' was a great day. Played that to death! Subsequently saw them live at least 10 times, the last time being a few years ago at a secret gig in Bath. They haven't lost it one bit :)
This video has made me the happiest I’ve been in a long time.
I once flew to Scotland to catch The Mission (I’m in DC). The crowd is exactly as rowdy as they appear.
Wayne Hussey is cool as hell…The Mission is the best Gothic Dark Rock band…even nowadays
A classic song from my youth. Wherever we went to party it was played. love it 😄
One of my favourite bands, saw them for the first time on their first tour in '86 when i was 16 🖤
I’ve seen this band at least 120 times, I’ve met most of the members over the years and I have their emblem tattooed on my arm. I’ve been obsessed with them for 30+ years and still going strong! I took my 17 year old daughter to see them in April and she got to meet Wayne and loved the show!
The fan base of The Mish is a devoted crowd and we would follow them into hell if it meant seeing a live Mission show!!
I can't count that many, but I've sen them live from the first Leeds gig on the Carved in Sand tour. I was at a gig in Brighton this year, they still sound as fresh.
@@AndrewLakeUK That Brighton gig was the one I took my daughter to!!! I don’t know if you remember, but near the end he said hello to someone, asked if they were enjoying the show and then played a couple of bars from ‘dragonfly’? That was to and for me! I was in the front, right in front of him!
@@celticecho, I remember that; it was a good gig, a nice mix of classic and new stuff. Good to see the Eskimos out that night. The Wedding Present is the only band I've seen more than the Mish. They are very different bands, but both always put on a great show. If you live in/near Brighton, check out Spellbound at the Komedia every month.
@@AndrewLakeUK - I’m not local to Brighton, but I do love going there. I’ll be sure to check out Spellbound on my next trip down! Thanks for the recommendation!!!
Finally!! Huge goth band from the late 80s, to an extent they did well in America too.
I'm that old that I saw them on the tour this video was filmed on. Yes, the crowds were (and still are) rowdy.
Wow going Deep. I was a huge fan of The Mission back in the early 90's. Still am, but really cool to see someone reacting to them. Really cool
Once an eskimo, always an eskimo ;)
jesus, no one does this band!!! Thank you!
Pleae more The mission please
Didja check out "Severina", or The Mission's B-Side cover of the Neil Young song, "Like a Hurricane"?
Little side information ... this track has been used in the "Miami Vice" series. That's how I discovered them.
girl is high
I'm old dnough to remember those confetti-throwing crowds - the same people who attached themselves to All About Eve (with more of an artistic reason)...but I now listen back to The Mission's "prime period" and think...Why did so many people adopt this guy as a role model? A drug-loving John Lennon-lookalike from Bristol who pretends to be a "Northerner" (attaching himself to Liverpool or Leeds depending on the occasion) and writes in gobbledegook, obssessing over drugs, sex, abusive parents, and his feud with Mr Eldritch.