SISTERS OF MERCY OFFICIAL DISCOGRAPHY


                SISTERS OF MERCY OFFICIAL DISCOGRAPHY

 7" Damage Done / Watch
 7" Body Electric / Adrenochrome
 7" Alice / Floorshow
12" Alice / Floorshow / Phantom / 1969
 7" Anaconda / Phantom
12" Reptile House ep: Kiss the Carpet / Lights / Valentine / Fix / Burn
 7" Body and Soul / Train
12" Body and Soul / Body Electric (Version) / Train / Afterhours
 7" Temple of Love / Heartland
12" Temple of Love (Extended) / Heartland / Gimme Shelter
 7" Walk Away / Poison Door
12" Walk Away / Poison Door / On the Wire
 7" Long Train (flexidisc)
 7" No Time To Cry / Blood Money
12" No Time To Cry / Blood Money / Bury Me Deep
 7" Giving Ground / (instrumental) (as SISTERHOOD)
 7" Texas / Mountain Voices (as JAMES RAY AND EXPERIENCE)
12" Texas / Mountain Voices / Johnny Goodbye (as JAMES RAY AND EXPERIENCE)
 7" This Corrosion / Torch
12" This Corrosion (9min) / Torch / Colours
CDS This Corrosion (11min) / Torch / Colours
 7" Dominion (remix) / Sandstorm / Untitled
12" Dominion (remix) / Sandstorm / Untitled - Ozymandiaz / Emma
CDS Dominion (remix) / Sandstorm / Untitled / Ozymandiaz
 7" Lucretia My Reflection / Long Train
12" Lucretia My Reflection (Extended) / Long Train
CDS Lucretia My Reflection (Extended) / Long Train
 7" Spiral Scratch interview
12" interview picture disc
 7" interview picture disc set (three 7" singles)
CDS interview CD single

 LP First and Last and Always
 LP Gift (as SISTERHOOD)
 LP Floodland

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