The Mission UK [Special]
The Mission [Special]
Derided by critics as pompous, melodramatic, and bombastic, the Mission, as they were known in their native U.K. (their name had to be changed in America owing to a Philadelphia R&B band with the same moniker), nonetheless attracted a core audience of goth rock fans. The Mission was formed in 1986 by guitarist/singer Wayne Hussey and bassist Craig Adams, who both left the Sisters of Mercy to do so. (Hussey had also played with the Walkie Talkies and Dead or Alive.) The two recruited Artery guitarist Simon Hinkler and former Red Lorry Yellow Lorry drummer Mick Brown and called themselves the Sisterhood, to which Sisters of Mercy leader Andrew Eldritch objected strenuously.
The Mission released two successful independent singles in the U.K. and signed to Mercury in 1986. The group soon completed its debut album, God's Own Medicine, which critics lambasted as ponderous and derivative of Led Zeppelin and Yes, but the album produced several U.K. hits anyway. The band toured extensively in the U.K. and America; Adams had to return home from the latter after suffering from exhaustion. Produced by Led Zeppelin bassist John Paul Jones, Children widened the band's audience, reaching number two on the U.K. album charts.
1990's Carved in Sand shed some of the Mission's Zep fascination for more refined songwriting. Hinkler left the band midway through the supporting tour and was eventually replaced permanently by Paul Etchells. Meanwhile, several Mission members backed Slade members Noddy Holder and Jim Lea on the Christmas charity single "Merry Xmas Everybody." By 1992, Hussey was the only original member left; following the 1994 Sum and Substance retrospective, he recorded the 1995 album Neverland with a new Mission lineup. Blue followed a year later, with the greatest-hits retrospective Resurrection appearing in fall 1999.
The 2001 album Aura was followed by a world tour that slowly saw the new lineup dissolving. By the time God Is a Bullet arrived courtesy of the 2007 version of the band, Hussey was living in Brazil. He announced that the Mission would actively promote the album through early 2008, after which he would be focusing on solo work.
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[Video]
[Discography]
The Mission - God’s Own Medicine (1986)
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The Mission - First Chapter (1987)
[download1] [bonus] or [download2]
The Mission - Reading Festival 28.08.1987
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The Mission - Children (1988)
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The Mission - Carved In Sand (1990)
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The Mission - Grains of Sand (1990)
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The Mission - Masque (1992)
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The Mission - No Snow, No Show (1993)
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The Mission - Sum And Substance (1994)
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The Mission - Neverland (1995)
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The Mission - Blue (1996)
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The Mission - Resurrection - Greaters Hits (1999)
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The Mission - Ever After: Live (2000)
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The Mission - Aura (2001)
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The Mission - Aural Delight (2002)
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The Mission - God Is A Bullet (2007)
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The Mission - Live At The BBC (2008)
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BOX SET - Live At London Shepherds Bush Empire (2008) - 4 CD + Bonus CD, Live
- The First Chapter (London Shepherds Bush Empire 27.02.08)
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- God’s Own Medicine (London Shepherds Bush Empire 28.02.08)
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- Children (London Shepherds Bush Empire 29.02.08)
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- Carved In Sand (London Shepherds Bush Empire 01.03.08)
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- Bonus CD (London Shepherds Bush Empire 01.03.08
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