Whenever I made copies of my cds fo rth ecar, I switched out Corrosion and Dominion for Something Fast and Nine While Nine (F&L&A album). Left Lucretia, because even though it is sort of jarring in relation to the others, I like it.
Turned around and threw Corrosion and Dominion on the Vision Thing Album, and played mix and match with Slight Case of Overbombing and Some Girls. The results make good listening mixes.
> Corrosion does go on a bit. I much prefer MORE from the
> "Vision Thing" album.
>
> >
> >
> > > Big feature on the Sisters, in this month's Classic Rock.
> > >
> > >
> > > Jim only mentioned briefly as producer of 'This Corrosion'
> > > & 'More', but this story kinda sums up the scale of his
> > > production work:
> > >
> > > The record company were a bit dubious about having taken
> > > on Eldritch, and were having a meeting to discuss the
> > > album (Floodland), when the manager mentioned that the
> > > 'budget' would be £50K.
> > >
> > > The record execs thought this was reasonable (for a
> > > complete album), until the manager explained that it was
> > > for just the one track 'This Corrosion'.
> > >
> > >
> >
> > The sad part is- it isn't even close to the best song on
> > that album. There are three songs on that album that ruin
> > the mood of it for me- "This Corrosion" "Dominion/Mother
> > Russia" and "Lucretia, My Reflection." They're all great
> > songs, but they sound like they belong on a different
> > album IMHO.
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