Yes, so many pleasure to listen Sisters ..... Sabina look to Alice an Marian from them. Marian: th-cam.com/video/yVPx4zalkiM/w-d-xo.html Alice: th-cam.com/video/T5btzIPgj8Q/w-d-xo.html
@@dougne12476 "Alice pressed against the wall so she can see the door, in case the laughing strangers come and crush the petals on the floor.", damn I wish I could write like that.
Suddenly I'm 25 again. Sisters of Mercy had some great tracks: Lucretia My Reflection, Dominion, and This Corrosion are all great if you want a deep dive.
After many years I've come to the conclusion that This Corrosion is just too damn long! Instead I would recommend the song More, from their last album. Also check out the earlier classics: Marian, Black Planet, Amphetamine Logic, Alice, Adrenochrome, Valentine, Good Things, and the original version of Temple of Love.
Ohhhh old school wave. The start of goth rock. Black clothes, black or mirror glasses, thick black dockers with metal plating and shuffling on the dance floor!!!!
Thiu song could go on for hours. The combination of industrial beats (well, rhythm machines), guitars, a goth vocal and a oriental vocal is just one of a kind.
Nice to see someone enjoying the Sisters of Mercy. This song is great to dance to, especially in a Goth club where the music is very loud and vibrates your bones. I was dancing on my own in a club and when the line "And the devil in the black dress watches over, my guardian angel walks away" the song slowly became real as this goth girl in a black lace dress became fixated on me and I on her. Our eyes met and locked and we danced in circles around each other like two planets with some irresistible force pulling us together completely automatically like you mention. We started out about twenty feet away from each other at the beginning of the song and ended up about an inch apart. One of those magical moments that you can't believe are real.
Lol, i saw them in 1985 at Mud Club Gothenburg and it was Eldritch birthday and they played Psychedelic Furs two first albums on repeat for like 3 hrs until SOM enterd the stage
This is an absolute classic. But it's energy and vibe is nothing you can recall in 2023. Goth is not a phase- it's a lifestyle lifelong. But I'm happy to see you enjoying it😊
One of their best, but there are so many more. This Corrosion, Dominion/Mother Russia, Anaconda, Doctor Jeep, More (co-written by Meatloaf's long-time collaborator Jim Steinman), Something Fast, Vision Thing, Lucretia My Reflection, Flood (both parts), Black Planet, Marian and First & Last & Always are all amazing too ...
Don't overlook their early stuff, especially Alice, Adrenochrome, and Good Things (the recording for BBC radio, as they never released an "official" version). Plus of course the _original_ version of Temple of Love.
A great reaction. You found the groove 😁 It is a old song, but it still gets me up to this day. Sisters of Mercy have made very good songs, with this unique style that may be boring to some people, but i liked it very much
This song is one of the most unique imaginable,,it has Yemeni and Jewish folk style vocals,A haunting lead vocal, A DnB vibe, rock, goth i mean it has everything a music lover could dream of, whoever wrote and arranged this track is a complete genius,
Killer song… very addictive and memorable! Takes me back… Your reaction was very honest and genuine.. fun to see people hear something u have loved for so long.
I WAS THERE when this came out as i was there IN LEEDS and BAR PHONO when Gothic Rock was born and 'The Mopey Two-Step ' dance came about, due to the small dance floor at Bar-Phono and the pillar in the centre that was covered in Mirrors! ORIGINAL Gothic-Metal head here and its where I also met PARADISE LOST before they were famous.
Back in the day, when my friends and I were running goth clubs in Sydney, if you were DJing and you needed to go to the bathroom - this was the song we'd chuck on. You knew you'd have enough time to go to the toilet and get back to the booth before it finished!
Nice reaction to this banging Sisters tune. Glad you enjoyed it. Still have all of my original Sisters vinyl from back in the day, including the original 12" version of Temple of Love from 1983. This version was the 1992 're-working' of the track. I'm very much of the early Sisters period. Body Electric, Adrenochrome and Anaconda are probably my favourites.
I got very excited when I saw the title of this video! Sisters of Mercy do have a lot of other great tunes, but I love this song in particular, specifically this version with Ofra Haza. Absolutely epic stuff to dance to, as you noticed, lol. Sisters were a staple of the 90s goth scene around here (Southern Ontario, Canada) for good reason. I don't really know what you'd call them, either, some kind of industrial/dance/goth hybrid that just clicks. It's good stuff anyways! Man, kinda makes me want to climb back down in to that 90s goth/industrial rabbit hole. There were so many great bands from that era (not necessarily much like Sisters), such as Black Tape for a Blue Girl, Love Spirals Downwards, Stoa...actually, I think all of those were on the label Projekt Records. That's a great label for the 90s goth stuff. Nettwerk Records as well, though they hit more of that industrial end of things. Cold Meat Industry is yet another, more from your neck of the woods as that was a Swedish indie label. Some great crazy experimental stuff (Brighter Death Now stands out in that area), but also some fantastic artists more like this goth/industrial stuff we're talking about. Okay, okay, that's enough for now! See, I told you I got excited. 😅
Sabina itat`s for the children of the 80 . I grew up in period and this was truly a blast as it is now who is 50.Yep many of my generation know this band. You should check Ofra Haza . Great , great mezzo who ended tragically
heard them live on Wacken 2019 with this song. Was an unforgettable Moment, where I totally slipped out of reality and into a kind of dancing trance. Love this song! And thanks to Henning for recommending it! It's a rare reacted to song ^^ Thank you for this video!!
It's nice to see you discovering this. Brings me right back to dance club nights when I was college in the 90's. They were amazing. A brief, shining light...
Love seeing all my favorite bands getting reaction videos. Takes me back my teen club days in the early 90’s. The Sisters were always one of my favorite 80’s Goth Rock/Darkwave bands. You should check out Clan of Xymox, Fields of Nephilim, Bauhaus, Red Lorry, Yellow Lorry, ect. So many great bands fromntg😮s genre. Thanks for this! Love your vids! Cheers!
WOW!! I thought it was a mistake...haven't heard this in ages...SOM were considered by many, a Goth band. This whole record is really good (I'm gonna dig out my cd!) I'm so happy you chose to check this band out...good memories! All the pretty Goth girls dancing...drinking red wine or absinthe... definitely hope you check out more SOM!!
One of the best Bands imo. When you realise you can sing along without any problem because you Know the Song so good like most Sisters-Songs. My fav. "Nine while Nine".
Legendary master piece of the dark ages of music in the 1980s. Original version form 1984 without Ofra Haza is under the Top 5 Independent Club dance hits of all time. Oh my god so much power - one of the songs of my youth!
Hi from Finland, i used to live in Ventura CA and go to school in UCSB so i would drive there and back 96 to 99 and sisters of mercy would always be on my Geo Storm C cassette player on my way to school and back :)
god i love the sisters of mercy. my favorite track is this corrosion. it's eleven minutes of the most dramatic goth rock you can imagine. there are multiple movements and a full choral section and it is one of my favorite songs ever.
The original version was released in 1983...so imo a classic, and stood the test of time. There's been a few rewamps of this by SoM, and others. It's quite the haunting song, and YES, perfect for full trottle "Dance like noOnes watching" 😜
A lot of late 80-s, 90s era goth has that dark, theatrical, mad preacher-like quality alongside that repetitive groove, it's a style I really love personally. Fields of the Nepphilim are another favourite.
Coming from just outside Leeds and being a teen I saw them quite a few times, along with The Mission (when the Sisters split). Great band, just wish they would actually release material again. Edit: if you want a similar voice then I would recommend either Fields of the Nephilim or Type O Negative. If you want more female backing vocals I would go with Severina by The Mission (an offshoot of The Sisters), or Gimme Shelter by The Sisters (a Rolling Stones cover). This was just called Goth at the time.
And a few visits to the Phono I imagine. I think the only band I've seen more than the Mish is the Wedding Present, another great Leeds band, but very different.
Visited their concert in Holland just at the time they released this song, times good music was created different and exciting. Ofra was invited for this song, she died much to soon. Another good vibe from them: th-cam.com/video/IuezNswtRfo/w-d-xo.html
I have fond memories of university parties, and a large gaggle of goths rushing to the dancefloor when this came on. Lots of fun to sing along to. Good times :-)
Impossible to sit stilll when I hear this song. A classic among the classic of goth / alternative. Glad you enjoyed Mr. Eldritch's commanding voice... Many do...
Glad i was there when this was big in the places i used to go to at the weekends... at a time long, long ago ;) SoM got a big part of my existance back then.
I have seen SoM live and listened to them several nights a week in different clubs in the early 90's. Gotta love Andrew Eldreitch and Dr.Avalanche. May the gods bless all the goth chicks.
Sisters of Mercy, The Mission, Prodigy were a big part of my uni days. Great that you are bringing this music to your generation, and awesome to see its affect on you. Tower of Strength from Mission would be great next, also tap into Front 242, Nitzer Ebb and Ministry to keep the vibe going.
This song is one of my all-time favourites for a reason. It's got an awesome rhythm, the athmosphere is intense and the lyrics are so mysterious with a lot of great methaphors. My favourite lines are: "With the sunlight died and night above me With a gun for a lover and a shot for the pain inside" "And the devil in black dress watches over My guardian angel walks away" "Life is short and love is always over in the morning" "the tears he cried will rain on walls As wide as lovers eyes" I mean, some of them really make me want to write books ;D
Great reaction! I remember dancing this song at Slimelight, a goth Club in London....good memories❤ Black veil brides did an amazing cover of this song. Talking about bvb, do you like emo rock? I would like to suggest you two songs to react: "king for a day " by pierce the veil, and "if i'm James dean you're audrey hepburn " by sleeping with sirens. I gesso you'll like then😊
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A classic. I remember many nights in goth clubs back in the 90s listening to this...
Cool!!
Sisters have other gems, try the Floodlands album from 1987 and Vision Thing from 1990. You might also like The Mission from the same era. 🙂
Yes, so many pleasure to listen Sisters ..... Sabina look to Alice an Marian from them.
Marian: th-cam.com/video/yVPx4zalkiM/w-d-xo.html
Alice: th-cam.com/video/T5btzIPgj8Q/w-d-xo.html
Exactly what I was going to say, sweated in many 90s clubs to the Sisters!
@@dougne12476 "Alice pressed against the wall so she can see the door, in case the laughing strangers come and crush the petals on the floor.", damn I wish I could write like that.
Suddenly I'm 25 again. Sisters of Mercy had some great tracks: Lucretia My Reflection, Dominion, and This Corrosion are all great if you want a deep dive.
Old stuff from the 80s is even better :)
@@uluruh1527 yepp. These are the later "new" ones.😉
After many years I've come to the conclusion that This Corrosion is just too damn long! Instead I would recommend the song More, from their last album.
Also check out the earlier classics: Marian, Black Planet, Amphetamine Logic, Alice, Adrenochrome, Valentine, Good Things, and the original version of Temple of Love.
@@uluruh1527 I'm equally delighted by the latter albums but nothing beats Body Electric for me, that's for sure.
Ohhhh old school wave. The start of goth rock. Black clothes, black or mirror glasses, thick black dockers with metal plating and shuffling on the dance floor!!!!
Oh yes!!
Been there, done that. 🤘😎
I liked the music, but I rejected the gothic uniform , as every other uniform.
No, not Dockers. Winklepicker Skull Buckled Boots
RIP Ofra what a great voice we lost you too soon
Thiu song could go on for hours. The combination of industrial beats (well, rhythm machines), guitars, a goth vocal and a oriental vocal is just one of a kind.
Sisters of Mercy, Fields of the Nephilim...I grew up with this music, brings back good memories! Thanks!
Nice to see someone enjoying the Sisters of Mercy. This song is great to dance to, especially in a Goth club where the music is very loud and vibrates your bones. I was dancing on my own in a club and when the line "And the devil in the black dress watches over, my guardian angel walks away" the song slowly became real as this goth girl in a black lace dress became fixated on me and I on her. Our eyes met and locked and we danced in circles around each other like two planets with some irresistible force pulling us together completely automatically like you mention. We started out about twenty feet away from each other at the beginning of the song and ended up about an inch apart. One of those magical moments that you can't believe are real.
This is a masterpiece from Sister of Mercy
I sure agree, tho "Marian" will always be untouchable art.
My favoryt is the older maxi version.
Ofra Haza… died in 2000 unfortunately. What a haunting and amazing performance on this stunning track.
Saw 'em live in 1982, supporting Psychedelic Furs. Best gig I was ever at.
Lol, i saw them in 1985 at Mud Club Gothenburg and it was Eldritch birthday and they played Psychedelic Furs two first albums on repeat for like 3 hrs until SOM enterd the stage
The female vocals are by Ofra Haza, a legendary vocalist in the Middle East.
RiP
*.....shine like thunder cry like rain....* 🖤
This is an absolute classic. But it's energy and vibe is nothing you can recall in 2023. Goth is not a phase- it's a lifestyle lifelong. But I'm happy to see you enjoying it😊
One of their best, but there are so many more. This Corrosion, Dominion/Mother Russia, Anaconda, Doctor Jeep, More (co-written by Meatloaf's long-time collaborator Jim Steinman), Something Fast, Vision Thing, Lucretia My Reflection, Flood (both parts), Black Planet, Marian and First & Last & Always are all amazing too ...
I love playing Vietnam games with Doctor Jeep “Going down the Mekong-“
Good choice, for me ALICE is missing from the list
Don't overlook their early stuff, especially Alice, Adrenochrome, and Good Things (the recording for BBC radio, as they never released an "official" version). Plus of course the _original_ version of Temple of Love.
I´ve been listning to them since the 80ies. Your reaction put me in a good mood. Thanks.
One of my favourite bands in the 90s. Good memories.
A great reaction. You found the groove 😁 It is a old song, but it still gets me up to this day. Sisters of Mercy have made very good songs, with this unique style that may be boring to some people, but i liked it very much
I love it!! I found the Groove for sure 🤣🤘🏻❤️
This song is one of the most unique imaginable,,it has Yemeni and Jewish folk style vocals,A haunting lead vocal, A DnB vibe, rock, goth i mean it has everything a music lover could dream of, whoever wrote and arranged this track is a complete genius,
Eastern European? lol
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Killer song… very addictive and memorable! Takes me back…
Your reaction was very honest and genuine.. fun to see people hear something u have loved for so long.
they where some of the grandparents of the Goth genre
Completly the correct reaction to this great song! I loved it!
My favorite song from Sisters of Mercy is Marian, soft, deep and beautiful.
You are very intelligent in your appreciation!
I WAS THERE when this came out as i was there IN LEEDS and BAR PHONO when Gothic Rock was born and 'The Mopey Two-Step ' dance came about, due to the small dance floor at Bar-Phono and the pillar in the centre that was covered in Mirrors! ORIGINAL Gothic-Metal head here and its where I also met PARADISE LOST before they were famous.
Back in the day, when my friends and I were running goth clubs in Sydney, if you were DJing and you needed to go to the bathroom - this was the song we'd chuck on. You knew you'd have enough time to go to the toilet and get back to the booth before it finished!
Nice reaction to this banging Sisters tune. Glad you enjoyed it. Still have all of my original Sisters vinyl from back in the day, including the original 12" version of Temple of Love from 1983. This version was the 1992 're-working' of the track. I'm very much of the early Sisters period. Body Electric, Adrenochrome and Anaconda are probably my favourites.
Sisters are a Legend!Please do more!!
you are definitely not the only one that gtooved to them.
the extended mix (this one) is pretty awesome.
The Sisters of Mercy: Four Stars The Sisters of Mercy + Ofra Haza: FIVE STARS!!!!!!
Absolutely loved your reaction to one of my favourite bands. Have you listened to more Sisters yet?
Temple of Love, Dominion & Dr. Jeep, all masterieces!
A vocal and instrumental masterpiece!!!!!!
They still play Sisters of Mercy alot at goth clubs :)
Yeah, great Music from a great Time. Till today i love that Genre 👍
sister of mercy é sensacional!!!
I got very excited when I saw the title of this video! Sisters of Mercy do have a lot of other great tunes, but I love this song in particular, specifically this version with Ofra Haza. Absolutely epic stuff to dance to, as you noticed, lol. Sisters were a staple of the 90s goth scene around here (Southern Ontario, Canada) for good reason. I don't really know what you'd call them, either, some kind of industrial/dance/goth hybrid that just clicks. It's good stuff anyways!
Man, kinda makes me want to climb back down in to that 90s goth/industrial rabbit hole. There were so many great bands from that era (not necessarily much like Sisters), such as Black Tape for a Blue Girl, Love Spirals Downwards, Stoa...actually, I think all of those were on the label Projekt Records. That's a great label for the 90s goth stuff. Nettwerk Records as well, though they hit more of that industrial end of things. Cold Meat Industry is yet another, more from your neck of the woods as that was a Swedish indie label. Some great crazy experimental stuff (Brighter Death Now stands out in that area), but also some fantastic artists more like this goth/industrial stuff we're talking about.
Okay, okay, that's enough for now! See, I told you I got excited. 😅
Sabina itat`s for the children of the 80 . I grew up in period and this was truly a blast as it is now who is 50.Yep many of my generation know this band. You should check Ofra Haza . Great , great mezzo who ended tragically
Other great 80's bands
Bauhaus, Ministry, The Cult, Front 242. ✌️
heard them live on Wacken 2019 with this song. Was an unforgettable Moment, where I totally slipped out of reality and into a kind of dancing trance. Love this song! And thanks to Henning for recommending it! It's a rare reacted to song ^^
Thank you for this video!!
My favorite song ever.
I would dance with you any day! But if havent already ( My Lucritia) my reflection!
First goth band I ever listened to, back in 1995 when I was 16. I still listen to this song, among others and I'm still blown.
WOW. Sisters of Mercy...this is a DEEP cut. I dont think any other popular reactors have done SoM. Cool!
They’re Awesome!!
Justin Hawkins loves them.
It's nice to see you discovering this. Brings me right back to dance club nights when I was college in the 90's. They were amazing. A brief, shining light...
Amazing song, I still have my the first last and always vinyl album, for me the best sistes of mercy's album.
Love seeing all my favorite bands getting reaction videos. Takes me back my teen club days in the early 90’s. The Sisters were always one of my favorite 80’s Goth Rock/Darkwave bands. You should check out Clan of Xymox, Fields of Nephilim, Bauhaus, Red Lorry, Yellow Lorry, ect. So many great bands fromntg😮s genre. Thanks for this! Love your vids! Cheers!
Used to listening this song years ago. Had forgotten it. Thank's for reminding me. Still love this song
WOW!! I thought it was a mistake...haven't heard this in ages...SOM were considered by many, a Goth band. This whole record is really good (I'm gonna dig out my cd!) I'm so happy you chose to check this band out...good memories! All the pretty Goth girls dancing...drinking red wine or absinthe... definitely hope you check out more SOM!!
Sisters Of Mercy - More . Classic
One of the best Bands imo.
When you realise you can sing along without any problem because you Know the Song so good like most Sisters-Songs.
My fav. "Nine while Nine".
It's impossible for me to stand on a platform at a train station and not have this song going through my head.
Ofra Haza was an incredible singer. You may remember her Eurovision song. If ever you get chance to hear her solo music you must.
Let it move you! I used to rock out at the club in the early 90’s to this. One of my favs. Mysterious.
Legendary master piece of the dark ages of music in the 1980s. Original version form 1984 without Ofra Haza is under the Top 5 Independent Club dance hits of all time. Oh my god so much power - one of the songs of my youth!
love that song back in the early 90 s ssssss
Hi from Finland, i used to live in Ventura CA and go to school in UCSB so i would drive there and back 96 to 99 and sisters of mercy would always be on my Geo Storm C cassette player on my way to school and back :)
Great reaction, you keep hitting my favourite bands and artists 🙂
Another similar group and song around this time is "Walk Into The Sun" by The March Violets. Another great track
This song is an absolute killer, I was dancing to this even in the early 2000's.
This is actually a remake. The original song is from 1983, without Ofra Haza.
god i love the sisters of mercy. my favorite track is this corrosion. it's eleven minutes of the most dramatic goth rock you can imagine. there are multiple movements and a full choral section and it is one of my favorite songs ever.
The original version was released in 1983...so imo a classic, and stood the test of time.
There's been a few rewamps of this by SoM, and others.
It's quite the haunting song, and YES, perfect for full trottle "Dance like noOnes watching" 😜
A lot of late 80-s, 90s era goth has that dark, theatrical, mad preacher-like quality alongside that repetitive groove, it's a style I really love personally. Fields of the Nepphilim are another favourite.
We called it New Wave.... sure takes me back...😋😉😛
Coming from just outside Leeds and being a teen I saw them quite a few times, along with The Mission (when the Sisters split). Great band, just wish they would actually release material again.
Edit: if you want a similar voice then I would recommend either Fields of the Nephilim or Type O Negative. If you want more female backing vocals I would go with Severina by The Mission (an offshoot of The Sisters), or Gimme Shelter by The Sisters (a Rolling Stones cover).
This was just called Goth at the time.
Seconded! Especially the four-part track at the beginning of the Elizium album...!
And a few visits to the Phono I imagine. I think the only band I've seen more than the Mish is the Wedding Present, another great Leeds band, but very different.
THIS IS proper goth music, not what the muppet emo/goth lot now laughably think is goth
“Dominion” is another amazing song!
👌🏻
Visited their concert in Holland just at the time they released this song, times good music was created different and exciting. Ofra was invited for this song, she died much to soon. Another good vibe from them: th-cam.com/video/IuezNswtRfo/w-d-xo.html
I have fond memories of university parties, and a large gaggle of goths rushing to the dancefloor when this came on. Lots of fun to sing along to. Good times :-)
Truly 80's masterpiece, I glad that now you know Sisters.
Impossible to sit stilll when I hear this song. A classic among the classic of goth / alternative. Glad you enjoyed Mr. Eldritch's commanding voice... Many do...
played in every Berlin club in the 90s ... and i'm every time on the dancefloor :)
Glad i was there when this was big in the places i used to go to at the weekends... at a time long, long ago ;) SoM got a big part of my existance back then.
I remember buying this on 12" Vinyl the day it came out, 30 years ago!
Vision Thing is an absolute banger, Sisters Of Mercy and The Mission were the dark side of rock back in the day
Ofra Haza was such a great star with this incredible voide ... sadly died too young
She was amazing and not with us nearly long enough.
Mr Eldritch. Hamburg’s favourite adoptive son.
I have seen SoM live and listened to them several nights a week in different clubs in the early 90's.
Gotta love Andrew Eldreitch and Dr.Avalanche.
May the gods bless all the goth chicks.
A classic song from awesome band
Sisters of Mercy, The Mission, Prodigy were a big part of my uni days. Great that you are bringing this music to your generation, and awesome to see its affect on you. Tower of Strength from Mission would be great next, also tap into Front 242, Nitzer Ebb and Ministry to keep the vibe going.
Old school
I love them as well...
🤘👍🔥🎧🔥
This song is one of my all-time favourites for a reason. It's got an awesome rhythm, the athmosphere is intense and the lyrics are so mysterious with a lot of great methaphors. My favourite lines are:
"With the sunlight died and night above me With a gun for a lover and a shot for the pain inside"
"And the devil in black dress watches over My guardian angel walks away"
"Life is short and love is always over in the morning"
"the tears he cried will rain on walls As wide as lovers eyes"
I mean, some of them really make me want to write books ;D
Saw these guys last Halloween - bloody fantastic!
genx music. my teenage years!!!
Great reaction! I remember dancing this song at Slimelight, a goth Club in London....good memories❤ Black veil brides did an amazing cover of this song. Talking about bvb, do you like emo rock? I would like to suggest you two songs to react: "king for a day " by pierce the veil, and "if i'm James dean you're audrey hepburn " by sleeping with sirens. I gesso you'll like then😊
oh my Gothic...Sisters of Mercy.. love them.. first and last and always
I go in trance every time I listen to this song ..😮😮😮😮
I think it's my farorite one..
RIP Ofra... we miss You so much...
My head was bobbing too! My Lucritia!
I remember blasting thru warm summer nights in a car , windows down, car full of friends and listening to this song.
I used to listen to them when I was a teenager cool
Thank you Doktor Avalanche.
AAH.Sweet memories.
The SoM song you really want is "This Corrosion"! Its a blast - its got a backing chorus of singing goth nuns!!!
For me, The Cramps's music makes me wanna move to it! Amazing video and it's great to see you reacting to goth music!
Classic stuff!
Ah this is one happy old goth lol. Many hours spent dancing to this
i watch this clip every day
From my home town 🙌🏻
good choice
oh my LORD im so glad you did Sisters of Mercy!!! I can't wait to see more of this!!!! there's so much to explore with classic goth!
Glad you enjoyed it!!
Whatever the music just feel it and let go, i'm now 64 and still let music take me whatever i'm listening to.
Старые добрые готы..... Слёзы ностальгии 👍