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hoochalobster’s post on Thu, 19 June 2003 at 22:34 was deleted by a moderator
#32
penn wrote:
Pecoranera wrote:
I was also in Milan…there was too much rain for me, at 6 pm I was already completely wet! :mad:
Cmq, ho delle foto, se hai pazienza le scanno (?!?) e poi te le mando, ok?
grazie!
mi ricordo della pioggia a milano. scarpe all star=piedi bagnati fino a quando sono andato a letto. alla fine erano peggio di quando mi addormento facendo il bagno (tipo piedi di e.t.).
Posted on Fri, 20 June 2003 at 07:29
#33
Body Bag Girl Iris wrote:
allroy wrote:
And London, The Mean Fiddler in August 1991. It was my first my first T? gig ever. actually, I went there to see Babes In Toyland but their support act (these young and gifted fellows we all love so much)blew me away. I’ve never heard anything of them before, but a T? addict from then on.
Did they also play with Courtney Love at this gig???
Posted on Sat, 21 June 2003 at 16:38
#34
shortsharpsid wrote:
Title: favourite therapy gig
This one is a toughy…although probably the first time I saw them, which was donington 1993 when I thought they blew Pantera and Sepultura off the stage. When they played Hellbelly, Andy said “therapy have come here to preach!” which was greated by boos and then a chilling backing track of “satan, satan, satan” followed by the opening riff, in a festival atmosphere it kicked ass! Other than that, I remember being stuck in wales on national gridlock day, having travelled 9 hours to see them at a dodgy student union in aberystwith! That was a great gig
Posted on Sun, 22 June 2003 at 21:53
#35
Citizen Erased wrote:
The time they played Newcastle Riverside, promoting my favourite album (SD). Can’t remember many specific details, but it was T?, playing loads of ‘doundtrack of your life’ type stuff, including ‘The Boy’s Asleep’ (am sure Alan or Dr Bigjoint will tell me if I’m confused here), and it was just a complete ji-de-vivre (spelling aside) occassion.
Posted on Sun, 22 June 2003 at 21:59
#36
shortsharpsid wrote:
Title: ozzfest 98
I’ve just checked through my ticket collection and yes I was apparently there in 98, and I can remember being delighted that they replaced the truly awful Quorn! I actually remember the stage curtains coming loose during the set and covering andy. He also wore a pair of jeans with some shocking turn-ups
Posted on Sun, 22 June 2003 at 22:03
#37
dano wrote:
Citizen Erased wrote:
The time they played Newcastle Riverside, promoting my favourite album (SD). Can’t remember many specific details, but it was T?, playing loads of ‘doundtrack of your life’ type stuff, including ‘The Boy’s Asleep’ (am sure Alan or Dr Bigjoint will tell me if I’m confused here), and it was just a complete ji-de-vivre (spelling aside) occassion.
Yeah, they closed the set with The Boy’s Asleep, and we got High Noon in the encore with Andy on drums!
Posted on Sun, 22 June 2003 at 22:07
#38
Citizen Erased wrote:
Title: Re: ozzfest 98
shortsharpsid wrote:
That is the funniest thing I have heard in several days, 5 at leat. Really big congrats…
Never thought much of Mr Davies, despite being vaguely related.
Posted on Sun, 22 June 2003 at 22:08
#39
hoochalobster (Sarah) Super Moderator wrote:
I was once in a Korn tribute band called Quorn, it mainly involved drinking beer and not playing any music, much the same as Korn should’ve been doing :D
Posted on Sun, 22 June 2003 at 22:21
#40
dano wrote:
Were you fucked up inside with issues?
Posted on Sun, 22 June 2003 at 23:41
#41
Cruise wrote:
The best TPY? show I’ve ever been to was the Hedon-show in Zwolle. 2001? Shameless? Small place, completely packed with peeps. The roof was blown off. That loud!!! :)
Posted on Mon, 23 June 2003 at 12:14
#42
richboy wrote:
belfast ulster hall 1995 was my first ever gig - therapy? were amazing (especially fyfe). joyrider were brilliant too, but ash were shockingly bad as they can be from time to time.
i think the dvd recording at the mandella hall was probably better though, setting nostalgia to one side. pity joyrider didn’t reform and open up again!
Posted on Fri, 27 June 2003 at 12:40
#43
Reverend Savage? wrote:
Here are some of my contenders…
Brixton Academy, just after Screamager came out
Sheffield Octagon, Troublegum tour
Leeds Uni, Semi Detached tour
Sheffield Leadmill, 10 year plan tour
but the winner is…
Belfast, Mandela Hall. Just wait till the DVD comes out!:D
Posted on Fri, 27 June 2003 at 13:01
#44
Alan wrote:
I’ll have to go with Therapy’s first gig with Graham in 1996. Upstairs in a tiny Dublin pub - they started with Punishment Kiss & Skyward … happy days :)
Posted on Fri, 27 June 2003 at 13:38
#45
fatboy wrote:
Title: merged thread
I’m gutted. Why? Cause Therapy? are playing Newport later this year (December 3rd, if I remember rightly) and I don’t know anyone who’s going up. I’d be ha[[y to chip for petrol and all that…hang on, I’m going off the rails here.
But I remember the first time I saw this band though. November 30th, 1994, at the peak of the Troublegum era. They were warned not to play Potato Junkie cause of the line, ‘James Joyce is ####### my sister’. Something to do with the Criminal Justice Bill, or something.
But anyway, they played the song and replaced James Joyce to John Major. Class. Still remember the first songs they opened with as well. ‘Isolation’, ‘Turn’ and the opening track on ‘Nurse’.
I’d seen them four times since, both when everyone loved them (Donington 1995, Newport October 1995) to the time when they dropped them and played smaller venues. I saw them in Aberristwith (I know, I spelt that wrong)in November 1998 and at a poorly attended festival in Swansea in July/August 2000.
However, its always the best the first time.
Posted on Tue, 21 October 2003 at 12:55
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tatty seaside town’s post on Tue, 21 October 2003 at 13:00 was deleted by a moderator
#47
motherh666 wrote:
Title: So what was your best gig then? (merged)
Seeing that we are listing them, or has there been a thread for that too?
Mine, Glasgow, in the Cathouse on the SMFT10YP tour. Tiny stage, tiny venue, close enough to spit on each other. Cracking stuff.
Close second was Glasgow Garage with Rico as support.
We all hooked up in Nice n Sleazies and drank rediculous amounts of beer.
Posted on Thu, 7 April 2005 at 15:33
#48
allroy wrote:
Of coure it’s been done before
My answer there still holds.
Posted on Thu, 7 April 2005 at 15:46
#49
motherh666 wrote:
Looks like a crap thread. Mine will be better. *gives up*
Posted on Thu, 7 April 2005 at 15:47
#50
hoochalobster (Sarah) Super Moderator wrote:
Posted on Thu, 7 April 2005 at 15:50
#51
motherh666 wrote:
At least I’m keeping you busy hooch. What kind of stuff do you enjoy doing? I can start cocking more things up if you want.
Posted on Thu, 7 April 2005 at 15:53
#52
allroy wrote:
Leave it, Seb. I’d be busy then as well as Hooch is unable to do a proper search.
Posted on Thu, 7 April 2005 at 16:05
#53
30seconds wrote:
Norwich waterfront- November
Well seeing as I’ve only been to two there wasn’t much choice!!! :)
Posted on Thu, 7 April 2005 at 20:35
#54
Andy D (Andy) wrote:
Werchter 1996, the atmosphere was right (the sun was going down, lots of giant inflatable balloons were set loose on the audience and the weather was perfect) and they played A Moment Of Clarity. I will never forget that gig. I wish I remembered the setlist though.
Posted on Thu, 7 April 2005 at 20:40
#55
soul doubt (an) wrote:
That must also have been the best therapy? gig for me.
It was my very first therapy?-gig and I waited for this for such a long time. Don’t remember the setlist though, I do remember the introduction by that women of chantal pattyn “let vooral niet op de onozele jasjes” and fortunatly the only thing I remember of that gig is the way they left the stage (twice) :D
Are there more band that played an encore at Rock Werchter?
Posted on Thu, 7 April 2005 at 20:56
#56
realityfuck (Richard Splash) wrote:
Last December’s gig @ The Ambassador in Dublin was pretty terrific. 25 songs, and a little from every album… class.
Also the SFX gig in ‘93 (I think) was cool, plus Kerbdog was the support act.
Honourable mention goes to Page Hamilton’s appearence on stage with T? at Sunstroke 94.
But I’ll stick with the most recent gig. What an excellent set-list, plus I met Andy and Neil afterwards and they were real friendly.
Posted on Thu, 7 April 2005 at 21:45
#57
30seconds wrote:
How did you get to meet them after?
Posted on Thu, 7 April 2005 at 21:49
#58
realityfuck (Richard Splash) wrote:
We just coincidentally ended up in the same bar. The funny thing is I went with two friends, one of whom is a T? fan from ‘back in the day’ and the other just came along for the night out. Well it was the ‘non-T?’ fan who spotted Andy.
I had originally wanted to go to the rock bar beside the venue on the off chance that that’s where they’d go, but I was talked out off it as my mates had arranged to meet some other friends of ours elsewhere. So all in all, it worked out to be a cool night. As I said, very friendly guys and very approachable.
Posted on Thu, 7 April 2005 at 22:02
#59
marja (sinner) wrote:
botanique brussels 21st may 2003, for many reasons. Most important one (and so romantic :rolleyes: ) I met boyfriend there after the show. During the show I got the mike and screamed my heart out to knives :), and danced my ass of during the other songs.
Posted on Fri, 8 April 2005 at 08:35
#60
Divers (Simon) wrote:
Hackney Ocean on the shameless tour it was just a great gig, and they were on form.
Posted on Fri, 8 April 2005 at 08:36
