Wall of Mouths

A couple of years ago I was out of work and having trouble finding a new job, having arguments with my girlfriend and living at my sister’s. Radiohead released Hail to the Thief and that was rubbish. Therapy? annouce a new album but I knew it wouldn’t be much cop because they’d been going for ages and all bands sell out eventually…

First time I heard If It Kills Me, I just sat there with a massive grin on my face - whatever else was bugging me, my favourite band failed most spectacularly to let me down. When HA came out, I loved it. Although my life was hradly tough-tough at the time, they were a silver lining when I needed one.

MarkoJii wrote:

I don’t know do I “owe” them something, but I’m surely thankful for them being there.

If they wouldn’t, a lot of things would be different in my life. I wouldn’t have met a bunch of extremely nice people in face to face, wouldn’t e-mail also a numerous girls and boys who are ace and what I’m mostly greatful to T? is that I wouldn’t met my lovely girlfriend, moved to another city, bought a house, have a dog, etc. if there wasn’t T? So I will (and have) take the hat off my head and bow deeply to show my appreciation.

same here, and I bet we’re not the only two people who have met their girl- or boyfriend thanks to T?.

So yeah, indirectly they have been responsable for all the life changing moments in my life (meeting love of my life, moving to a different city far away from my lovely mom, building a house, living happily ever after really :))

:) I own them a big thank you in a way of “saving my life” and helping me through a very difficult period of life. Also their music have helped me to look at this crazy world in a new kinda way and not to take stress out of little things..
Motörhead`s Lemmy has been my father almost all of my life (since 79`) but Andy`s been my “therapist” since the early 90`s. Those two musicans/songwriters will always have a place in my heart and I have lived through good and bad times with them and I´ll continue living, hopefully mostly good times:)
Thanks to T?, I have also met guys who I think, I´d normally wouldn´t have met. Also have got e-mail friends through the whole globe.
So Therapy?; THANK U VERY MUCH OF BEING AROUND!!!

Yeh I probably do owe them a thank you.

marja wrote:

same here, and I bet we’re not the only two people who have met their girl- or boyfriend thanks to T?.

Correct :D

Without doubt one of the major influences and source of inspiration in my life.They truelly are heroes!

I was sacked in september - the company wanted to get rid of me 6 months before, but everything was drawn out, court case etc.

Needless to say, I felt like shit. But then Andy hooked me up with a photo pass and all the trimmings for the Rock Ternat festival. I basically got to see one of my favourite bands for free, and take photos, and see loads of other cool bands to boot.

So if any of you guys are reading this - thanks. I really appreciate it. You know who you are.

Do they owe me a thank you, no, cause I OWE THEM A THANK YOU. I’ve had many rough years now, and they got me through it. I’ve been inspired by them to do my own thing, let it be in music or what I’m doing now, writing a novel.

I could say many things, but I owe them.

Yep I owe them, they help me out in shitty days, and on good days too actually :) they gave me one of the best concerts in my life , will never forget that

I owe them a lot !

Therapy? has become a huge part of my life. I found T? when I was in junior high, I was around 14 years old. At that point America was buried deep in the “grunge” sound. I didn’t think that there was anything new out there, then a friend lent me the soundtrack to Judgement Night. The movie was pants as was most of the soundtrack but,holy shit, when I heard “Come and Die” I was totally blown away by the music. I found out it was Therapy? and picked up Troublegum. It was just the mindfuck I needed at that point in my life. I quickly copied the cassette for my friend and we set about wearing both copies out. This was my sound, this was my music in every way, shape and form, and, unlike so many other bands, they just kept getting better as they went.

As far as I’m concerned, they are the be all end all.

in fucking deed rock, punk and metal. Still digging all those styles after all those years with ever shifting weights but T?’s weight will never be questioned. As far as mindfucks go, it seems that because the lads were the first to ever fuck with my mind that I have been inocculated against quite a lot of music’s so called mindfucks. The only thing that recently really blew me away and caught me completely off guard was a drum n bass act: Panacea. I think quite some people with an interest in electronic music on this forum might like it, I recommend it anyway.

Big thanks for being one of the only bands still putting out good music.

Jive Bunny :D

Couldn’t have put It better myself Rock on :)