#31
RobbyVDH wrote:
Air drumming kicks ass :cool:
Posted on Tue, 28 September 2004 at 18:29
#32
motherh666 wrote:
I do it at my desk at work. The guys working for me must hate it. :D
Posted on Tue, 28 September 2004 at 18:33
#33
realityfuck (Richard Splash) wrote:
Auto_Surgery wrote:
Oh yeah, Neils drumming is unreal on this album. Reminds me of Slayer and Pantera at times :)
Totally agree about Neil’s drumming, it drives the fucking album!! Well done Neil, nice one!!!!
Posted on Tue, 28 September 2004 at 21:25
#34
big_binterz (Damien) wrote:
Troublegum still No:1 for me, NANE very good maybe slips in a no. 2 ahead of High Anxiety
Posted on Tue, 28 September 2004 at 21:29
#35
jasmine wrote:
Am loving Rise up, Here be Monsters, Panic and Dead!!!
*Waits very impatiently for the Manc gig…
Posted on Wed, 29 September 2004 at 01:13
#36
Superunknown wrote:
I’m definitely satisfied with the production. Not as polished as “High Anxiety”, not as washed out (whatever that means) as “Suicide Pact -YF”.
Not sure about the songs, yet. A bit old school and we’ve heard a lot of it before. Well, it’s definitely Therapy? and that can’t be a bad thing.
I think I like it better than “High Anxiety”. “Long Distance” sticks out, it’s a pretty unusual, but great Therapy? song.
Posted on Wed, 29 September 2004 at 03:50
#37
Morlock wrote:
Yeah, definitely not a big reinvention or anything, though the album is still unique. You can kinda feel the progress of the band. Without High Anxiety, Suicide Pact and Semi-Detached they couldn’t have done this.
Posted on Wed, 29 September 2004 at 09:42
#38
Robocock wrote:
Title: Damn good feelings… (merged)
The new album has a great feeling! It`s a kinda record you listen with your mates when the evening sun is going down..and you`re drinking with them and making the world a better place…isn`t it!?? ‘Dead’ is a song I guess will become a same kind of classic to me like for example ‘stop it you`re killing me’ or ‘me vs. you’ or ‘safe’ are…everybody has songs that they listen to get their feelings better…I`m honestly so happy that Therapy? has been and will exist…
Posted on Wed, 29 September 2004 at 09:52
#39
Bongoman wrote:
Title: NANE
I ordered it online Sunday - still waiting for it to arrive with huge anticipation. I’m praying it comes in the morn (Thu morn, that is)
Got tickets to see them 1st Dec - hope all you other T? faithfuls will be there rocking along too !
Posted on Wed, 29 September 2004 at 23:05
#40
dano wrote:
I’m just glad that there’s a fair bit of dirty bass in there!
Posted on Wed, 29 September 2004 at 23:08
#41
Bongoman wrote:
Posted on Wed, 29 September 2004 at 23:34
#42
AsIsTherapy wrote:
Title: For the love of god
Someone post the leak of mp3’s SOMEWHERE so i can get it, i dont have 40+ to spare for the import yet and everyone has the cd but me and im DYING. Ive been looking for 2 days and i know the same group that ripped HA ripped NANE and im going mad. seriously!
Posted on Thu, 30 September 2004 at 00:16
#43
jc1303 wrote:
I got it yesterday having ordered from http://www.play.com
Wasnt particularly impressed after 1st listen but I listened to it 7 times yesterday and once today.
IT FUCKIN ROCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Gets better every time I hear it.
Havent seen any bad reviews either.
Good work fellas
Posted on Thu, 30 September 2004 at 12:34
#44
Sabotage wrote:
NANE is growing on me a lot.
Great sound.
Great tunes.
As with nearly every other T? album it’s got it’s own sound, and is something that will get played a lot. :D
Posted on Thu, 30 September 2004 at 17:27
#45
3ddo-on-the-balcony (eddo) wrote:
Sabotage wrote:
As with nearly every other T? album it’s got it’s own sound
That is one of reasons I’m so fond of this band.
Posted on Thu, 30 September 2004 at 17:58
#46
Bongoman wrote:
Title: NANE
Well, it finally arrived from Play.com (Thursday morning,30/09) and I have to say that I love it ! Being a HUGE Therapy? fan anyway, tis no surprise.
Fave tracks so far - Perish The Thought and Long Distance
What struck me about this album is that you can hear traces of many of their previous albums, most notably Nurse, Troublegum,Semi-Detached and High Anxiety.With regards to this, what stuck out the most was Neil Cooper’s drumming - strangely reminiscent of Fyfe Ewing’s on Nurse and Troublegum. Ace drumming by the way, Coop !
It’s growing on me with every listen, this album.
1st December I’m rocking out (like monkeys?) with them in the London Astoria…
Peace all.
Posted on Fri, 1 October 2004 at 23:40
#47
DjevBunny wrote:
Title: Yeeeeeeeeeeeesssss!!! (merged)
I’m sorry, I’m sure others have said it but I just had to register and get online and scream it ‘cos it’s too much:-
“Never Apologize Never Explain” is absolutely fucking brilliant. I’ve been a huge Therapy? fan for - like - ever, have all the records blah blah blah, a huge influence and I buy the records as a matter of course and I really liked “High Anxiety” but this… oh
THANK YOU THERAPY? FOR RE-AFFIRMING MY BELIEF IN PUNK ROCK#
Absolutely astonishing record and I can’t believe I waited nearly two weeks to get it! WHat if I’d died in that time?
Mr Cairns, Mr Mckeegan and most welcome Mr Cooper - I salute you!
LONG LIVE THERAPY?
:D :D :D
Posted on Fri, 8 October 2004 at 01:18
#48
LunacyBooth wrote:
Posted on Fri, 8 October 2004 at 11:26
#49
Idlevice2 wrote:
I know this is a little late, but I thought that the intro to this ship is sinking sounded a lot like Southbound Pachyderm. I thought I was just getting the song mixed up but apparently not… I love Primus- its rare to find other people who’ve even heard of them, but I geuss T? is a pretty unusual band and it would be likely to find people here who like unusual music as well. Excellent!
Posted on Fri, 8 October 2004 at 15:17
#50
Kill_Hill (Brendan) wrote:
LunacyBooth wrote:
This is just my opinion but this is the best album they’ve done - ever - no contest! I simply can’t find fault in this album - a work of utter genius! Looking forward to the live gigs more than ever now!
Enough said :)
Its great but theres no need to go crazy, its only out a week or so. Wait a year or more.
Posted on Fri, 8 October 2004 at 21:06
#51
Citizen Erased wrote:
Really not sure - better go play it again!
Posted on Sat, 9 October 2004 at 08:29
#52
LunacyBooth wrote:
Kill_Hill wrote:
Its great but theres no need to go crazy, its only out a week or so. Wait a year or more.
You’re right mate - silly me! The next time I consider forming a personal opinion on something I’ll make sure and check the details with you first :rolleyes:
Posted on Sun, 10 October 2004 at 10:59
#53
up_in_flames (Tom) wrote:
What a fucking brilliant record! It hasn’t left my stereo for 9 days and I play it several times a day real LOUD! I cannot pick a favourite song, they’re all so damn good! I’m really looking forward to get these new songs smashed in my face at the gigs.
The music is ace, the lyrics are as well and neil’s drumming leaves me with an open mouth.
This is definatly my album of 2004.
Hats off to therapy?, thanks for this record.
See you at some gigs.
Posted on Sun, 10 October 2004 at 17:51
#54
Isness wrote:
It’s a very good record. My favourite Therapy? album since Suicide Pact. Favourite T? album? No, comes in fourth at the minute. Favourite album of the year? No, but it’s in the top ten.
My problem with it is that it the lack of variety in sound. I wouldn’t mind something a tad… different. Most tracks have very similar sounds, and they’re all fast, rocking ones (I fancy a difference in mood at times). It’s only a minor problem, though, as I say - it’s a very good record. I was worried what they’d be like after Martin left, but they’ve definitely proved themselves. Can’t wait to see them on November 29th!
Posted on Mon, 11 October 2004 at 01:40
#55
dpetri wrote:
Title: Never apologise, never explain (merged)
Wow!
Got the new album yesterday…
It rotates in my CD-Player over and over again! :)
Finally, Therapy? sounds again like Therapy?.
NANE sounds like the early works (Babyteeth, Pleasure death).
Neil Cooper does a great job!
I’m a huge fan since 1991 and this is the Therapy?-Sound I love!
Thumbs up, Andy, Michael and Neil!
I love you!
Thanks for this great piece of Rock! :D
Rock on!
Daniel
P.S.: sorry for my bad English, I’m from Germany… ;)
Posted on Wed, 13 October 2004 at 07:58
#56
Pat wrote:
dpetri wrote:
Finally, Therapy? sounds again like Therapy?.
NANE sounds like the early works (Babyteeth, Pleasure death).
a lot of my friends fell out with therapy? after semi-detached.i havent seen them since i got to uni, hope they feel the same way about nane as you. and i agree therapy? sound like therapy? again.
Posted on Wed, 13 October 2004 at 17:39
#57
Citizen Erased wrote:
I think all T? albums have sounded like T? in the sense that you’d be unlikely to mistake them for anyone else. NANE does sound very very like them without sounded like too much of a retread though.
Posted on Thu, 14 October 2004 at 16:41
#58
delayed wrote:
well i hafta say, and by the looks of it im the only one who thinks this… but i’m not impressed with this album at all. there’s not one catchy song on it. christ, i was expecting so much more from therapy? this is the first time i have EVER been disappointed by ANYTHING they’ve done. i’m kinda gutted :(
*no backlash please! this is MY opinion*
Posted on Thu, 14 October 2004 at 19:21
#59
3ddo-on-the-balcony (eddo) wrote:
No backlash. I think most of us respect your opinion, at least I do. I hope you’ll eventueally grow into NANE, because I really think you are missing a lot.
How about Long Distance or Rise Up for catchy songs??? No way I can persuade you? ;)
Posted on Thu, 14 October 2004 at 20:04
#60
spongebob wrote:
It’s a shame you’re disappointed with the album, delayed, but I have to admit I was unsure on the first listen. Give it time though cos this ones a grower! I’m finding each track getting better & better each time I listen to it.
As for catchy tunes, Polar bear does it for me!
Anyway, hope you end up liking it, I think its a great album now (though not quite knocked Suicide Pact off the top spot for me)!! :D
Posted on Thu, 14 October 2004 at 20:53
