#31
prisonbreaker wrote:
my parents don’t really like T?, they prefer bob marley and the stones
Posted on Sun, 27 April 2003 at 09:19
#32
God Kicks wrote:
My dad went already 5 times with me to a gig. I’m very proud at him. Go daddy go!
Posted on Sun, 27 April 2003 at 09:44
#33
Ronald wrote:
Well,when I still lived at home my mom was always going through my records to find new stuff and one day I came home she was ironing to the tunes of Trigger Inside: You have never seen anything like it, Troublegum makes her go fast, so I guess I just ” have to” take my laundry back to her with a High Anxiety copy on top, good trade!, other bands she likes are Rammstein,dEUS,Metallica…the only thing is that she drinks wine instead of beer, I am working on that one…
Posted on Sun, 27 April 2003 at 10:41
#34
hoochalobster (Sarah) Super Moderator wrote:
Title: Re: Other relations…
Citizen Erased wrote:
The single finally turned up yesterday! And IIKM truly rocks - not so sure about Rust, but Mama is also brilliant.
Ahem, anyway, put it on, and got to the end of IIKM, when my nephew goes ‘play it again’. He’s 2 years and 3 months - does this make him the youngest T? appreciator (fan’s probably too strong a word just yet). He also had a good boogie, as far as any 2 yo can.
Of course, his mother then goes ‘turn his crap off’. But then, she’s been in a bad mood since August 2000.
Lolol, my daughter is 17 months and she too likes to have a dance when T? are played. On the new album she really likes Not In Any Name and Rust, she’s really into the heavy stuff. I took her to see my mate’s metal band (http://www.eborsisk.co.uk ;)) and she absolutely loved it :cool:
Posted on Sun, 27 April 2003 at 10:58
#35
ian.davey wrote:
Citizen Erased wrote:
Shortly after that I bought a thrash album by a band called Sabbat (anyone else ever heard of them?)
Yes, I still like Sabbat. Have got their first two albums, “History of a Time to Come” and “Dreamweaver”. Martin Walkyier left to form Skyclad, but has just started playing live again with Return to the Sabbat.
Posted on Sun, 27 April 2003 at 22:29
#36
Shra-Mee wrote:
Well my parents whould call it “music for a loonies” or something like that…
Well, when I presented Turbonegro and The Hellacopters with the words “Hey this is today´s rock n roll” my mom was grinning…
Dunno what this should mean…
Posted on Mon, 28 April 2003 at 11:08
#37
Punkwak (Tijn) wrote:
Title: Do parents Like Therapy? :o) (merged)
the first years they closed my door..
Untill the day my father was Singing Nowhere under the shower.. :D
Excellent singing by the way…! :p
My sis now always joins me by a therapy gig.. :D
How is it by the other wombles out there..?
cheers
hooch it could be a poll of’ do parents like therapy or not :D
Posted on Thu, 10 November 2005 at 21:51
#38
soul doubt (an) wrote:
My sister didn’t like them at first, untill I played Troublegum soo much that she knew the songs through and through. Since then I was allowed to take that cd in her car, I now gave her my old copy of troublegum :D
She liked a few songs of Infernal Love… but the trick didn’t work… I tried the same trick with Nurse, but I think I played it too loud… she kicked all my cd’s on the floor :mad:
My mom … doesn’t complain much, she sings along some troublegum songs, and a while ago I cought here singing Rise Up, but I don’t know if she also likes those songs. She does like the acoustic Therapy? songs.
I watched a Therapy?-video with my mom a few weeks ago, I thought she was sleeping, but all of a sudden she said, “That guy (Michael) is jumping constantly!?”
The only Therapy? record I know she doesn’t like is Shameless… She says Andy’s whining on that record :(
Posted on Thu, 10 November 2005 at 22:29
#39
motherh666 wrote:
After years of me going to the gigs, my parents decided to give it a bash. They are heavy concert goers so that didn’t in itself surprise me, but meeting my dad in the pit at the front after 5 songs did. Go Dad!
Posted on Fri, 11 November 2005 at 08:43
#40
buffalo-boy wrote:
My brother asked to borrow all my Therapy? cd’s recently - a good sign!
My mum likes Die Laughing and other bits of Troublegum - but then again she got me into this kind of music with the Black album all those years ago, how cool!
Haven’t met anyone who likes SP…YF yet though!!!!
Posted on Fri, 11 November 2005 at 09:02
#41
Divers (Simon) wrote:
my mum has seen them about four times, and my dad twice and they both own the “so much for the ten year plan album. But they are both rockers at heart, for there 25th wedding aniversery they went to the reading festival for the weekend. and two years ago i had to take my mum to see metallica for her birthday.
Posted on Fri, 11 November 2005 at 09:37
#42
Dennis wrote:
My parents would be hard-pushed to identify a Rolling Stones song, never mind a Therapy? track!
Bless ‘em, I love them to bits, but I won’t be sneaking any text messages to them next time I’m at a loss for an answer in the music round of a pub quiz :D
Posted on Fri, 11 November 2005 at 11:35
#43
hoochalobster (Sarah) Super Moderator wrote:
Title: Be Nice To Your Parents…
Punkwak wrote:
hooch it could be a poll of’ do parents like therapy or not :D
You can make your own polls you know :p
Posted on Fri, 11 November 2005 at 12:38
#44
romy wrote:
my copy of “troublegum” originally belonged to my dad, until i stole it from him and never gave it back :p
Posted on Fri, 11 November 2005 at 14:16
#45
fatboy wrote:
My parents aren’t that bothered. They like what they like and know that I’m a massive T? fan, hence the two tattoos I’ve got. They know I love my music, some that they can’t stand (then again, that’s natural).
And yes, I’ve heard of Sabbat, a British thrash band that had passed me by when they were around. If I come across their stuff, I check it out.
Posted on Fri, 11 November 2005 at 14:19
#46
Standinline wrote:
Well, My mother always thinking that Andy is mr. Bono
of U2…So it´s quite funny to go and see “”U2”” playing these small rock-clubs…;) :D
Actually I “had a T?-concert at home” every day
for a while so my mother was wondering during
“Gimme Back My Brain”…who´s that man screaming??
…”Does His stomach hurt or is it the teeth´s`??”
Once she saw them, she would love to make some
dinner for mr.Andy, (Which she thinks is Bono!:D)
Especially after hearing that Andy is a “Virgo”
too as She is when talking about “Star Sign”…:D
So, Andy…Whenever You´re ready my mother
will make U the heaviest dinner U ever had
in your Rocking-life!!!!;-))))))))
“Give, Give, Him Back His Stomach”;)
Cheers :p
//Stand In Line.
Posted on Fri, 11 November 2005 at 16:56
#47
FNYANKEZ wrote:
The only time they hear Therapy? is when they hear me cranking my guitar and playing along…so no they don’t like them…or maybe it’s just me they don’t like :(
Posted on Sat, 12 November 2005 at 03:37
#48
Kyle Bovine (Kevin Boyle) wrote:
My mother mentioned in passing that she liked the version of acoustic Skyward, she also like Six Mile Water but she didnt like St.Valentine’s Day 2001. Cant please everyone I guess.
Posted on Sat, 12 November 2005 at 10:27
#49
rock chick wrote:
hang on a minute, i am the parent and i love therapy? and always have done, come to think of it i love any heavy rock music. trying to educate my kids into rock music coz i cant stand the R’n’B and hip hop shit they listen to. ill keep trying.
cheers rock chick x
Posted on Sat, 12 November 2005 at 12:57
#50
soul doubt (an) wrote:
So you haven’t succeed yet?
But if one of your kids makes your dream come true, your definatly going the right way ;)
Posted on Sat, 12 November 2005 at 13:33
#51
rock chick wrote:
yes your right i must forgive them.
Posted on Sat, 12 November 2005 at 21:07
#52
soul doubt (an) wrote:
For making it possible for you to share the stage with your hero’s or for listening to R’n’B? ;)
I bet they’re wonderfull!!
Posted on Sat, 12 November 2005 at 21:17
#53
Duca wrote:
My parents went with me to a concert, they find it too heavy, but they like Andy :D specially his strange way of looking with his eyes :p . My dad kinda likes Evil Elvis though.
Posted on Sun, 13 November 2005 at 17:16
#54
rock chick wrote:
Posted on Sun, 13 November 2005 at 18:48
#55
spangle69 wrote:
wor dad loves em. he’s been to 3 or 4 concerts wi’ me and our peg. he’s even bought him sen his own copy of the dvd for to watch in london town when he is away… .
Posted on Mon, 14 November 2005 at 07:51
#56
Dennis wrote:
rock chick wrote:
They will learn the error of their ways in time, have no fear!
When I was a kid I listened to Run DMC religiously (oh the shame!)
I now play guitar in a rock covers band, have a seriously rock-heavy CD collection and saw a kick-ass Motorhead gig last week, so you see, it can all change given time!
Posted on Tue, 15 November 2005 at 11:20
#57
interzone (What's up sucker !!!) wrote:
I don’t mind of the opinion of the others :D
Posted on Wed, 16 November 2005 at 00:34
#58
caffeinebomb wrote:
My dad used to think he was vastly hilarious by calling them “the rapy band”
cever eh? - can you see what he did there.
He doesn’t like them as much as Manic Street Preachers which pretty much says it all
Posted on Sun, 1 January 2006 at 01:38
#59
Gimme Back My Brainsaw (fuck democracy) wrote:
My dad got me into the band, hes into the early stuff (mini albums, e.p’s and troublegum) but not so keen on the newer post fyfe stuff, My mum isnt keen on the band but wants me to buy her a gemil hat cus she thinks mine looks kinda cool.
Posted on Sun, 1 January 2006 at 11:10
#60
sonofjaguare wrote:
Citizen Erased wrote:
That’s what I said. Never did get an explanation, he just said ‘I never thought you’d like this rubbish music’ and how he ‘hadn’t realised he had a stupid child’.
But then, his entire CD collection is all this twanky sitar stuff (he’s Indian), except for ‘Best of The Shadows’, which I bought him.
Strangely, have never played him ‘Potato Junkie’…
Nothing wrong with the twanky sitar stuff especially when the tablas kick in at about 18 minutes…LOVE IT!
Posted on Mon, 2 January 2006 at 17:40
