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What was the worst Therapy? moment..?!!

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Started by Punkwak (Tijn) in General Therapy? Topics

I think: Andy hit by a bottle in chili..!
:eek:

For myself i have only good therapy? moments :D

cheers

Posted on Sun, 18 September 2005 at 20:45

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30seconds wrote:

I would say shameless, but I’ll leave that one out of this thread :p

Um, probably when Fyfe left the band :(

Posted on Sun, 18 September 2005 at 20:58

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hoochalobster (Sarah) Super Moderator wrote:

30seconds wrote:

I would say shameless, but I’ll leave that one out of this thread :p

:D

Posted on Sun, 18 September 2005 at 21:59

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MarkoJii (Ukko Perkele) wrote:

30seconds wrote:

I would say shameless, but I’ll leave that one out of this thread :p

Um, probably when Fyfe left the band :(

I think that those are actually two greatest moments in bands history… Some people just doesn’t understand. :o

Posted on Mon, 19 September 2005 at 05:12

#4

RobbyVDH wrote:

No drummer and no record label in 2002.

Posted on Mon, 19 September 2005 at 17:58

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Dusty (Chris Davies) wrote:

not playing in wales this year :D

Posted on Mon, 19 September 2005 at 18:20

#6

Unrequited_lad wrote:

Not being able to play in Derby despite (according to the Derby Telegraph) their constant efforts.

Posted on Mon, 19 September 2005 at 18:22

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Dusty (Chris Davies) wrote:

Unrequited_lad wrote:

Not being able to play in Derby despite (according to the Derby Telegraph) their constant efforts.

hey unrequited did you manage to see the T? and the wildies together last year.probably by best gig ever

Posted on Mon, 19 September 2005 at 18:29

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Unrequited_lad wrote:

Yeah, I saw them in Nottingham, mostly because my sister liked ‘So Into You’ and wanted someone to go with. I went figuring it’d be good…

I think you can guess where my life went from there :D

Posted on Mon, 19 September 2005 at 18:30

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Dusty (Chris Davies) wrote:

Unrequited_lad wrote:

Yeah, I saw them in Nottingham, mostly because my sister liked ‘So Into You’ and wanted someone to go with. I went figuring it’d be good…

I think you can guess where my life went from there :D

so you found the 2 best bands in the world in 1 night quality :D

Posted on Mon, 19 September 2005 at 18:35

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Unrequited_lad wrote:

Yep :D No wonder I made my French GCSE speaking exam about that night.

Posted on Mon, 19 September 2005 at 18:36

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Dusty (Chris Davies) wrote:

quality :D

Posted on Mon, 19 September 2005 at 18:39

#12

Unrequited_lad wrote:

‘Oui, les Wildhearts et Therapy? a la Rock City de Nottingham. C’est fantastique, non? Les WIldhearts commence avec ‘Greetings From Shitsville’…’

Or words to that effect.

Posted on Mon, 19 September 2005 at 18:42

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Dusty (Chris Davies) wrote:

nice does that mean the best song was shitsville or something like that :D lol

Posted on Mon, 19 September 2005 at 18:46

#14

Unrequited_lad wrote:

I was trying to say ‘Yes, the Wildhearts and Therapy? at Nottingham Rock City. Fantastic, no? The Wildhearts started with Greetings From Shitsville…’

But knowing my luck, I probably just confessed to sucking off a hobbit.

Posted on Mon, 19 September 2005 at 18:49

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Dusty (Chris Davies) wrote:

lol lmfao

Posted on Mon, 19 September 2005 at 18:51

#16

Bad Karma wrote:

I think maybe the gap between Infernal Love and Semi-detached might be considered one of their worst moments i’ve read a few interviews where Andy seems to regret it took them so long to get an album out.

Posted on Tue, 20 September 2005 at 13:56

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Muskeg (Yes, It's me.) wrote:

1.Shameless

2.When Fyfe left

3.When Graham left

Posted on Tue, 20 September 2005 at 15:27

#18

30seconds wrote:

Squall wrote:

1.Shameless

2.When Fyfe left

Thankyou for agreeing with me :)
:p

Posted on Tue, 20 September 2005 at 15:47

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Michael A (Michael Ehh?) wrote:

Worst T? moment? For me that would have to be most of America forgetting about T? :(
That and when I pissed of the boys in the band…

Posted on Tue, 20 September 2005 at 16:21

#20

zacco wrote:

when i couldnt see them, because i was to young at the moment

Posted on Tue, 20 September 2005 at 17:28

#21

Andy D (Andy) wrote:

Probably the 3 year gap after Infernal love and everything that came with it: Fyfe leaving, Andy struggling with himself, Martin and Graham joining the band (I always liked T? more as a threepiece and with Fyfe or Neil in stead of Graham, I even liked the guy from 3 Colours Red more than Graham) and the fans left without any new material or tours.

Posted on Tue, 20 September 2005 at 18:41

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richboy wrote:

definitely fyfe leaving. i went to see what turned out to be fyfe’s last gig when i was a wee fella and was blown away by his drumming. was gutted to find out he’d left.

anyway, i liked t? before i saw them live but just like Unrequited_lad was converted after seeing them. and in all the years since i honestly have seen very few bands that even come close to being as good live.

Posted on Tue, 20 September 2005 at 18:43

#23

Divers (Simon) wrote:

Fyfe Leaving at the time but since then Neil has shown more than shown that he is no longer as missed:)

Posted on Tue, 20 September 2005 at 19:04

#24

FNYANKEZ wrote:

After Infernal Love, when A&M decided to put the band on the back burner, they basically fell off the map here in the states. Has there ever been a worse label? Infernal Love was a great album, but they didn’t even promote it much. I learned about it from a review in Guitar magazine.

I didn’t even know about Semi-detatched until around 1997-98 when all of the on-line retailers really took off, and I found the Japanese version for sale. I was bitter it was never released here (in the US), and then after I heard it even more bitter because it was a great album that I had to wait an extra two years to buy.

Posted on Tue, 20 September 2005 at 19:39

#25

pulaski wrote:

Hearing the With Or Without You cover.
Oh-fucking-dear.

I’m not saying every T? track they do has to be perfect.
We have our expectations and ideas of a particular T? sound and so do they. Also, no band is 100% spot on all the time, apart for Turbonegro, but that’s another arguement.
I mean, has anyone heard the last u2 album?

Posted on Wed, 21 September 2005 at 09:31

#26

motherh666 wrote:

I think everyone agreed that the cover of With or… was meant as a joke. I doubt they meant anyone to take it seriously. Much like Bono.

Posted on Wed, 21 September 2005 at 09:38

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soul doubt (an) wrote:

pulaski wrote:

Hearing the With Or Without You cover.
Oh-fucking-dear.

:p that was one of their best moments!!! I like that song a lot! It’s completely fucked up, but as mother says, it was just a joke.

I think the gimme gimme shock treatment is a lot worse… the guitarslide during the chorus ruined the whole song… I can’t listen to the original any more without hearing that annoying “pieeuw” :D
There’s also something very wrong with the guitarsolo of “teenage kicks” or am I the only one who thinks so :rolleyes:

Posted on Wed, 21 September 2005 at 09:53

#28

Dennis wrote:

I clicked on this thread and I just KNEW several people would list Shameless as a low point.

GO BACK AND LISTEN TO IT AGAIN

Get off the bandwagon and make your own opinions up on this great record.

Posted on Wed, 21 September 2005 at 10:11

#29

pulaski wrote:

With or without you.
‘think everyone agreed that the cover of With or… was meant as a joke’
If thats the case, I want Bono to come on national tv and apologise for writing the fucker in the first place.
Nah, I really doubt it was a joke.
Joke’s are funny or at least are aimed at being funny.
I reckon they were just pissed up in the studio.

Posted on Wed, 21 September 2005 at 13:54

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fatboy wrote:

Fiestaboy wrote:

Probably the 3 year gap after Infernal love and everything that came with it: Fyfe leaving, Andy struggling with himself, Martin and Graham joining the band (I always liked T? more as a threepiece and with Fyfe or Neil in stead of Graham, I even liked the guy from 3 Colours Red more than Graham) and the fans left without any new material or tours.

That gap proved costly. They lost media interest, most fans got into nu-metal, and then A&M sunk, bringing Semi - Detached with it. Sour times, but they battled on.

Posted on Thu, 22 September 2005 at 13:11

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