The Sisters Of Mercy - Possession mp3

Tracklist

1	Valentine
2	Emma
3	Gimme Shelter
4	Burn
5	Lights
6	Louie Louie
7	Body Electric
8	Heartland
9	Anaconda
10	Temple Of Love
11	Sister Ray
12	Adrenochrome
13	Kiss (The Carpet)
14	Louie Louie
15	Alice
16	Ghost Rider
17	Floorshow

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
Skelet 03	The Sisters Of Mercy	Possession ‎(2xLP, Unofficial, W/Lbl)	Skeleton Songs Ltd.	Skelet 03	UK	1985
none	The Sisters Of Mercy	Possession ‎(Cass, Unofficial, C90)	Not On Label (The Sisters Of Mercy)	none	Germany	1988
SS 005/006	The Sisters Of Mercy	Possession ‎(2xCD, RE, Unofficial, Dig)	Skeleton Songs	SS 005/006	UK	Unknown
Skelet 03	The Sisters Of Mercy	Possession ‎(2xLP, Unofficial, Gre)	Skeleton Songs Ltd.	Skelet 03	UK	1985
Skelet 03	The Sisters Of Mercy	Possession ‎(2xLP, Unofficial, Sep)	Skeleton Songs Ltd., September Songs	Skelet 03	UK	1985

Credits

• Bass – Craig Adams
• Drums – Doctor Avalanche
• Guitar – Ben Gunn, Gary Marx
• Vocals – Andrew Eldritch

Notes

Live at Paradiso, Amsterdam, NL, 28th March 1983.

This variant comes in clear blue vinyls with plain white labels.

Back sleeve errors:

A3 ‘Anaconda’ listed as 'Zero'
B1 ‘Emma’ listed as 'Emmaline'
C1 ‘Adrenochrome’ listed as "Sisters Of Mercy'
C2 ‘Gimme Shelter’ listed as 'Gimmie Shelter'
C3 ‘Kiss The Carpet’ listed as 'Kiss'
C4 ‘Body Electric’ listed as ‘Louie Louie’
D1 ‘Lights’ listed as 'In The Rain'
D2 ’Sister Ray' is actually a medley of four tracks: 'Sister Ray', 'Louie Louie’, 'Ghost Rider' and a reprise of 'Louie Louie'

The recording date is incorrectly listed as August 1983, not March 1983.
Wayne Hussey is incorrectly credited as guitarist on the sleeve. Ben Gunn was the second guitarist on this recording.

Backsleeve notes:

Produced by Music for Mind
For Skeleton Songs Ltd.
Skelet 03
2 Monmouth Place
Monmouth Road,
London w2
Cover Atlan Prod.

Non-human credit:
Drums: Doctor Avalanche

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout: Side A Runout (etched)
• Matrix / Runout: Side B Runout (etched)
• Matrix / Runout: Side C Runout (etched)
• Matrix / Runout: Side D Runout (etched)

Companies

• Recorded At – Paradiso Amsterdam

Video

Album

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