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I’ll be one of two, pestering people waiting in line with This Is Menace flyers (featuring Andy) before going in to enjoy the music.

Who else is going?

Posted on Thu, 21 April 2005 at 17:30

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#1

Jut wrote:

me!

Posted on Thu, 21 April 2005 at 18:14

#2

Jut wrote:

wowey, fantastic gig. i missed the support bands *shrugs* but therapy? rocked. I quite liked diane with guitars instead of the normal morbid sound. my only meh is that they didn’t play moment of clarity:(

Posted on Thu, 21 April 2005 at 23:51

#3

Rico wrote:

I was there, right at the front all the way through lol, fucking awesome gig really amazed that the guys played gimmie back my brain and diane didnt expect to hear those at all

Posted on Fri, 22 April 2005 at 01:06

#4

mwoolwardx wrote:

Easily the best T? gig I’ve been too. Went to see them last year in London and it was missing something, was thinking it was down to being a 3 piece again but last night was unbelievable. :D

Concorde is a great venue (the Faint and Tiger Army were good there too) but the crowd were up for it and the mighty T? responded. Even without playing some of my favorites (Dances with Manson, Long Distance). Good to hear ‘Not that Kind of Girl’ again though. What happened to the new stuff?

Even got my girlie in the pit (never happens), Didnt even mind losing my watch at the end.

COOL!

Posted on Fri, 22 April 2005 at 08:04

#5

dmw_ops wrote:

I was there, were else would you be.. when T? were in Brighton..?, excellent gig T? totally rocked, and yet again Mr Neil F**king Cooper (not my words Andy’s), smashed those drums like a nutter, and was Michael having bass problems..?
The set list as a whole surprise me, also a little short about 70min, Turn as the first song..wow. No Rise Up, or Die Like…, in there.
Never got a chance to speak to anyone regarding confirmation about the new single.. :(

Anyway here is the setlist:-

Turn
Gimme Back My Brain
This Ship Is Sinking
Rust
If It Kills Me
Church Of Noise
He’s Not That Kind Of Girl
Rock Your Monkeys
Perish The Thought
Polar Bear
Stories
Potato Junkie
Isolation (Lost Control)
Teethgrinder
Neck Freak
Screamager
Die Laughing
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Diane
Nowhere
Knives

Posted on Fri, 22 April 2005 at 09:41

#6

Last Wave wrote:

Yeah, was a great gig, I had to go out after Die Laughing, to do flyer duties, but yeah the bass sounded tight, and the drumming was immense, was all really good.

Posted on Fri, 22 April 2005 at 11:28

#7

Hairy Joe wrote:

That was fucking excellent! Really enjoyed it! And I think they were maybe genuinely surprised at the reception they got.

Posted on Fri, 22 April 2005 at 13:19

#8

dragginthru wrote:

Last night was a great gig! Hung out with the band afterwards and they were really nice guys.

I was the singer in the first band on, DRY RISE. If anyone by chance got any photos, we’d be up for seeing them!!!!

Thanks to anyone who came early enough to see us, we were surprised how busy it was considering we were on at 8!!!!

Posted on Fri, 22 April 2005 at 14:23

#9

tedlit wrote:

Title: woo!

totally excellent show last night - wasn’t expecting either of the support bands to be any good (esp. after the last time therapy? played the concorde *cough* defenestration *cough*) but was pleasantly surprised by both ;)

Posted on Fri, 22 April 2005 at 15:17

#10

dragginthru wrote:

Hehe i just found out that we have a good live recording of our set with THERAPY? yesterday… I’ll be sorting that out and posting it on our site, in the meantime if anyone wants to hear some recorded stuff, its on http://www.dryrise.com :D

Posted on Fri, 22 April 2005 at 15:24

#11

dmw_ops wrote:

dragginthru wrote:

I was the singer in the first band on, DRY RISE. If anyone by chance got any photos, we’d be up for seeing them!!!!

Hi managed to catch your set and though you were well worth getting there early to see. While playing you reminded me of a some what young Andrew Cairns, with that hair.. :p Sorry no picture’s to prove this though, you’ll just have to take my word for it.. :)

Posted on Fri, 22 April 2005 at 17:33

#12

dragginthru wrote:

haha I never saw any pics of Andy Cairns in the early T? days but heres me for those interested in the comparison!

Someone said to me last night “Did you know you look like Dave Grohl?”… the miracles of beards eh?! :D

http://www.suicidenotesmusic.net/dryrise/images/gallery/pic8.jpg

Posted on Fri, 22 April 2005 at 18:41

#13

3ddo-on-the-balcony (eddo) wrote:

Must be great to be a support act for T?

Posted on Fri, 22 April 2005 at 19:03

#14

dragginthru wrote:

It was really good fun! What a great bunch of guys.

They even made a point of watching our set, they clocked the Kerbdog connection in our name too!

They blew me away live too, 2nd time i saw them but they just controlled the room this time… :D

Posted on Fri, 22 April 2005 at 19:22

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discarded_retarded wrote:

last night was such a great gig! Therapy? sounded great, and Dry Rise played really well too!! altogether an awesome gig :D if you didnt go.. then you missed out … i feel sorry for you.. :)

Posted on Fri, 22 April 2005 at 20:24

#16

3ddo-on-the-balcony (eddo) wrote:

I wanted to go but I live too far away from where it was.

Posted on Fri, 22 April 2005 at 20:29

#17

dragginthru wrote:

So where are you based? Are T? not doing any shows near you then? :(

Posted on Fri, 22 April 2005 at 21:46

#18

Jut wrote:

ha i was damn happy they played rust…absolutly love that song:)
as for the support bands, dry rise…I missed you guys but picked up your last free cd thingy on the way out…not too shabby if you don’t mind me saying:)
as for the other support band, they shot themselves in the foot when their sales pitch to me and the girl was something along the lines of “yea therapy? are good but we will be so much bigger, only £8 for a signed CD”. a swift get stuffed followed.

Posted on Fri, 22 April 2005 at 23:14

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dragginthru wrote:

Cool man, glad you got a CD. We were meant to bring 100’s but never had time to do enough of them!

Over-zelous merch girls, fans and band “managers” always make me laugh with their hype :D

Posted on Sat, 23 April 2005 at 11:16

#20

babyjacob wrote:

Title: therapy live (merged)

havent seen therapy for 10 years so when the chance of seeing them live ageain i jumped at it
my main shock was when we arrived at concord 2 out of the tour bus jumped andy came walking towards us nodded his said hello then went for a piss then seen the rest of the band to see them so relaxed was fantastic i was so gob smaked that i just stood ther like a dummy and andy was probable thinking what i dick but my god what a gig the best gig i have seen for years
cannot wait to see what they do next
support band dry rise was ace hateball hat to say this but that bass distroyed all of the set
anyway sorry about my spelling
it was a long way to see them but i would do it again anyday
cornwall still loves u therapy

Posted on Sat, 23 April 2005 at 12:59

#21

Jut wrote:

heh, yea putting down the band you’ve came to see (and have loved for the last 10 years) isn’t really the best way to sell your stuff:p
Do you guys have an album in the works by any chance…i DO like that cd and…its too short! i want more:p
http://www.cdbaby.com is a great place for indy bands to sell their music by the way…

Posted on Sat, 23 April 2005 at 15:24

#22

Toby wrote:

Jut wrote:

as for the other support band, they shot themselves in the foot when their sales pitch to me and the girl was something along the lines of “yea therapy? are good but we will be so much bigger, only £8 for a signed CD”. a swift get stuffed followed.

Hey peeps, I’m Toby, I play in Hateball. Just really wanted to drop a line to say what an honour it was to support Therapy? and what a top bunch of guys they are.

As for the above comment; the guy “touting” our wares is not actually in the band, he is a fan who had had a little too much to drink, and thought he was doing us a favour. So if there was any ill feeling due to this I apologise. It iritates the hell out of me when people think they are better than others, so please, no hard feelings.

To all the Therapy? fans who’d never seen us before and gave us such a warm reception; i thank you and hope to see y’all again.

Signing off.

Toby Rocke (The Skinny One)

Posted on Sat, 23 April 2005 at 17:10

#23

dragginthru wrote:

Jut wrote:

Do you guys have an album in the works by any chance…i DO like that cd and…its too short! i want more:p
http://www.cdbaby.com is a great place for indy bands to sell their music by the way…

Well, Dry Rise are an unsigned band at the mo so there are no concrete plans for any “proper” release.

Our current aim would be to get an indie label to put out a single, see how it does, then go from there to an album.

And Jut - there are a further 3 tracks available for free on http://www.dryrise.com - “The Big I Am” (as seen on Scuzz/ May 2004 Rock Sound mag CD) is on the MUSIC page, and if you sign up to the forum you can get SHATTERED and MY ADVICE.

All are free and CD quality, engineered by John Mitchell (Funeral For A Friend, Cooper Temple Clause) :D

Posted on Sat, 23 April 2005 at 18:26

#24

julie wrote:

Title: Brighton-Concorde 2

Most excellent gig really rocked…I was right down the front…and pinged my neck!

I think I’ve been to just about every tour since Nurse infact sometimes more than once on a tour…yes & I’m some oldie (ish!) but still enjoying it, sorry that the tshirt is rather big though…

nice to see Chris M from 3 Colours Red there too…

Posted on Sun, 24 April 2005 at 09:09

#25

tedlit wrote:

julie wrote:

nice to see Chris M from 3 Colours Red there too…

ya, he was right next to me for most of therapy’s set - strangely jolly man, that chris.

though if anyone knows what he was laughing at during ‘nowhere’ i’d like to know - it was quite creepy ;)

Posted on Sun, 24 April 2005 at 13:58

#26

cdseller wrote:

with ref to “juts” post i am the person that was selling the h8ball cds, and i too thought therapy were awesome, by far the best band ive seen in ages. so i can assure everybody that i NEVER slated therapy. yes i might have been over zelous in my selling techniques, but it was meant to be a bit of harmless fun, and i apologise to anyone who felt offended.

Posted on Sun, 24 April 2005 at 17:04

#27

Jut wrote:

well I wish both h8ball and dry rise the best of luck in the future…
Now i just hope therapy? make it to portsmouth sometime this year (grrrs at the wedgewood rooms for fucking things up last time). definatly the best live band i’ve seen.

Posted on Sun, 24 April 2005 at 18:26

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