#61
Jeremy wrote:
That’s true… Hmmm got the same problem as barnabus11… But not any more!!! Finaly I’ve got some many and went straight to the local music-shop… (seems to me they don’t know how much a normal CD costs: this one was about $20!!!) Well… It takes some time to like this new sound but that’s with every new T? album… (Suicide pact was also a bit difficult to like) And this new album rocks!!! I like especially I am the Money, Wicked Man and Dance… And still i’m wondering about Body Bag Girl… Very strange drums … But I like it finally too!
It was kind a expected to get this new sound… you know, ‘cause t?’s Suicide Pact contempt was… well you know what I wanted to say!!!!
CreEPs
Posted on Mon, 29 October 2001 at 10:38
#62
innocentx wrote:
you know, i read all the posts about shameless and i actually put it on now to give it one more chance after listening to it over 100 times.. usually when you listen to a cd that many times, you’ll eventually like it. but what can i say, it’s garbage. you people are fooling yourselves. this one’s for you is probaly the only catchy song. then again, how can you take that song seriously when the chorus sounds like that of ‘this bud’s for you’ from the budweiser commercial? what happened to therapy? after fyffe left is sad. i own over 32 therapy? cds now but i don’t think i’ll be buying any more of their cds after this… they really let me down with suicide pact you first and shameless. they should have continued the band under another name when fyffe left because they’re clearly not as inspiring as they used to be
Posted on Fri, 2 November 2001 at 04:33
#63
Michael wrote:
I’ve read some topics now, and in practically all your replies, you say that Shameless (and SP-YF) is (are) crap. Dude, you made your point, that’s your opinion! Personally, I think Shameless is a great album. I don’t like SP-YF that much either, but you can’t expect a band to release 8 albums that everybody likes.
And about the Fyfe thing: even after Fyfe left, they managed to play some superb songs, my personal favs include some ‘post-Fyfe’ songs (such as Straight Life, Lonely, Cryin’ Only, Little Tongues First), it’s not only Fyfe who was responsible for the different sound. Besides, the drumming on Infernal Love is also really different from Troublegum, just as every album sounds different.
Posted on Fri, 2 November 2001 at 12:27
#64
Christian wrote:
What’s all the talk about Fyfe anyway? There is no doubt he had an influence on the music, but you have to be totally drum-focused to say T? are not good anymore just because he left. Imagine if Andy would have left the band. That would have meant a huge change. But ‘only’ the drummer? pffft.
Posted on Fri, 2 November 2001 at 15:36
#65
innocentx wrote:
graham is a metal drummer..his drumming doesn’t fit in with andy’s voice or mike’s bass. by the way, you’d think with mckeegan in the band, he’d actally use the cello …since when does a pretty god cello player al of a sudden decide to play the guitar hich he barely plays average?..he needs to get back on the cello and help them make more songs like unrequited and gone.
Posted on Fri, 2 November 2001 at 21:09
#66
Michael wrote:
I can’t believe this… If you’re the fan you claim to be, you’d know that the guy who plays the cello is McCarrick, not McKeegan…
Posted on Fri, 2 November 2001 at 22:01
