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Floodland

Album - 15 november 1987 - DeB Id: 12958
By The Sisters of Mercy
10 Tracks 2 Reviews Definitions Listenings Video 1 Charts

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Album DeRango™ 60,91

The Sisters of Mercy

Floodland Conteverde

 Floodland stands as a monument of gothic rock.

 The album’s atmosphere flows like a dark river, hypnotic and grand.

 Dive into 'Floodland' and experience its legendary gothic sound for yourself!

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📈 4,83
Album DeRango™ 8,19

The Sisters of Mercy

Floodland Fidia

 It would be a crime not to listen to this "Floodland" which constitutes, in my opinion, the highest point of the band's discography and, perhaps, of all dark rock.

 "Lucretia (My Reflection)" is distinguished by one of the most beautiful bass lines of the entire genre.

 Dive into Floodland and experience one of gothic rock's greatest albums – listen now and explore the dark soundscape!

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📈 4,44
In the heat of the night
In the heat of the day
When I close my eyes
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I hear the roar of a big machine
Two worlds and in between
Hot metal and methedrine
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1959 (04:10)
Living as an angel in the
Place that I was born
Living on air
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Gimme the Ring, kissed and toll'd
Gimme something that I missed (Gimme the ring)
A hand to hold, wild and what it seems(Gimme the ring)
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Flood II (06:46)
And her hallwayMoves
Like the oceanMoves
And her hallwayMoves
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Torch (03:49)
And now the torch
And shadows lead
Were it not so black and not so hard to see
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Colours (07:18)
You reap what you sow
Put your face to the ground
Here come the marching men
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The Sisters of Mercy

The Sisters of Mercy are an English rock band associated with gothic rock and darkwave, formed in Leeds and led by vocalist Andrew Eldritch. Reviews highlight their signature use of drum machine Doktor Avalanche and their classic run culminating in albums like First and Last and Always and Floodland, followed by the more controversial Vision Thing.
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