Wall of Mouths

my brother had bought Babyteeth on LP and played it, I liked it, then we went to see them the next week at newcastle, it was fantasic!

hoochalobster wrote:

The first time I heard T? was at a gig in Leeds, ‘94. We were on the front row and I remember deciding to marry Andy Cairns before they even started playing (I should add I was 13 at the time). The gig was totally amazing and 8 years on they’re still the best band in the world :)

Also, Credit to the Nation were supporting, which just makes me laugh.

And… the mighty Kerbdog (one of my favourite bands) were supporting too. What did ya think of them? It’s okay if you thought they were shite, I can take it!

Listening to a live version of Teethgrinder from Feile 93 on the radio. It was a really shitty night so the reception was terrible. Fyfe’s mic wasn’t hooked up properly either, so it was basically an instrumental version but I still thought it was the best thing I’d ever heard.

That sacred piece of molten wax contained the musical gem that adorned the name “Dry Riser”

Credit for the Nation is a band I’ve heard of, but never heard their music. I take it that it’s crap?

Thanks for the disk. Yours went today too. I’ve posted a link to the artwork in the “Other bands” section.

What in the blue hell were a band like that doing supporting the mighty Therapy ?

Fret not, for I included photocopies of the the plainish inserts that Dylan (from Pet Lamb) sent me. So you’ll have something to put in one of those many spare cd cases of yours! :-) They’re just b&w sheets that give the list of tracks and artist etc… nothing special.

I wouldn’t mind getting the proper sleeve inserts myself but, alas, no colour printer.

First heard “Die Laughing” on a comp cd in ‘95 and have been hooked ever since

First I saw their pictures, they had short hair and they looked attractive to me. I’ve never seen an all-short-hair band in a metal magazine before!
Then I listened to Nurse, to be honest I didn’t like it a lot in the beginning, but after watching Screamager’s video and a live show on MTV (I think it must be from Reading 93) I bought Short Sharp Shock EP which was more than cool. After releasing of the Mighty TROUBLEGUM, nothing could stop me from being a T? Fan!
Until 1994 my fave band was SUICIDAL TENDENCIES, then ST became the second…

First I saw of them was at the monsters of rock at Donington in 94. I think I had heard some of their stuff in rock clubs, but they were fantastic live, and the amount of stuff from Troublegum that I had heard and didn’t know was them was the opening.
The line up then was fantastic, with Pantera, Sepultura and Aerosmith headlining. Not too sure how comfortable Extreme felt on the bill.
Fan-fuckin-tastic, bring back the proper monsters of rock festivals, Ozzfest is good, but to see 2 hours of someone else headlining makes for good viewing as well.