'I think the great lesson of the 20th century is that you have to separate the ethics from the aesthetics... The great lesson there is that you don't have to agree with what the Nazis did, but, yes, be honest about it, they did have the best uniforms. A lot of people can't come to terms with something as banal as that.'

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When we have eachother we have everything

Du kan jo sjekke ut hjemmesiden deres, mye bra der; blant annet et intervju som omhandler USA og deres kriger mot narkotika og terror:

http://www.the-sisters-of-mercy.com/gen/rrr6/rrr6.html

Også mange oneliners her:

http://www.the-sisters-of-mercy.com/gen/aequotes.htm

Generelt kan jeg anbefale siden med intervjuer og annen informasjon:

http://www.the-sisters-of-mercy.com/gen/genindex.htm

og spalten "Dear Doktor" - hysterisk morsom:

http://www.the-sisters-of-mercy.com/misc/deardok.htm

Avslutningsvis, et sitat som jeg fant på Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrew_Eldritch):

'Since the early 90s, Eldritch has publicly rejected associations with the Goth subculture. He describes The Sisters of Mercy as humanist, modernist, and implies he wants nothing to do with Goth, stating "it's disappointing that so many people have in all seriousness adopted just one of our many one-week-of-stupid-clothes benders". He also notices that "I'm constantly confronted by representatives of popular culture who are far more g*** than we, yet I have only to wear black socks to be stigmatised as the demon overlord"'

LOL!

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Trond ;-)