Wall of Mouths

therapy_gr wrote:

they are in great shape i think!!!!!!
well done,,,i just hope to hear more new songs from the new album live..
sprung was very nice live indeed and rain hits concrete and walk through darkness was amazing!!!

I think they played only three new songs cos the album wasn’t ut. When they tour and the album IS out, surely they’ll add a couple more…?

The latest T? gig is now available to watch again in the archives section

It’s not on the archive yet, it says “soon” though, so keep checking back…and stop with the panic! Chill yer beans!

I can sense a “Suing God” theme running through these boards of late…!

:D

But I agree it’s a great song.

I’d love to hear Little Tongues First and Bad Karma live,though I know BK was never an especially popular song (at least I did get to hear it live once).

*crosses fingers for a third Bulldog Bash appearance*

Fucking great, I can’t make it to any of the uk dates..bollock bollocks bollocks bollocks…

:mad:

Fiestaboy wrote:

Vibrator by Electric Six is a song that fits T?’s style like a glove. Michael doing the backing vocals would be ace.

How about Gay Bar…?

:D

So, for the Therapy boys, and judging from today’s threads, it’s a toss up between the US of A and…

Bournemouth.

It’s a long way to the top if you wanna rock n roll…

Taunty Dan wrote:

i saw ‘em at wolverhampton in 2001 (i think)… Michael wore a West Brom football shirt to piss off the Wolves fans.

He did WHAT?!?!?! A (spits)WEST BROM shirt?!

I will be putting all my T? albums on eBay later this afternoon…

soul doubt wrote:

Excuse me!? :mad:

slade/wizard covers don’t make me laugh…
they’ve got plenty of good songs of their own they never play live, those would make me laugh… or just a good t? gig already makes me laugh

BTW you stick in the mud! ;)

:D

Of course a T? gig should be crammed with a selection from the fine back catalogue they have, but do you people really think sticking a couple of cheesy Santa hats on and a bit of tinsel over the amps and hollering a couple of choruses of some tacky Chrimbo tunes is a bad thing?!

And if you disagree - fair enough, this is just my opinion, I know that - at least give it more than a blunt “No”. Hows about some alternative suggestions? Hows about what you WOULD like to see/ hear?

God! What a bunch miserable fuckers you all are!!

YES to having a bit of a laugh at Christmas!

I would imagine that the crowd’s response to these tunes is a big factor in still being able to play them without going insane and smashing all the gear up in frustration (!)

I ply in a covers band myself and whilst there is nothing quite like spicing things up for the band themselves by adding new material, it’s always good to play the popular ones that people expect to hear, just cos they go so mad for them.

Also, I notice that songs that I am sick to death of playing don’t make me wanna puke quite so much if we have even the slightest break from playing, so maybe when the band are in the studio for months and then come out with a new batch of songs to add to the set and a bit of a rest from gigging under their belts, that is enough to breath new life into the old songs…?

Or maybe they just fucking hate playing them and really have to force a smile as they try and look enthusiatic for Potato Junkie the twentieth time in a month, on a rainy Tuesday in February at Bolton Town Hall or wherever!:D:

Title: Set lists…?

Apologies if this has been covered numerous times in the past…but does anyone have a decent link to a site where I may find old T? setlists?

I know there are quite a few listed on this ‘ere site, but I wanna go back further than those.

In particular, I want Wolverhampton on the Infernal Love tour, Bulldog Bash 2000, but a few others too.

Ta!

rock chick wrote:

Well I thought Therapy? were brill! we were right at the front and the sound was exellent,I think the boys looked as good as ever and Andrew looked lovely with his hair cut shorter.

Are U a Bulldog Bash regular, or was this your first time..?

It was my sixth one, the first being 2000 when Therapy? also played (a great set too it was!!)

Next year is the twentieth, and is being billed as “Bulldog 20 - The Big One” I can’t wait!!

According to Neil’s diary entry, it was Punishment Kiss.

And he also explains the absence of the mighty Potato Junkie, which I nearly cried myself to sleep over that night, being a sad bastard and all.

here’s looking forward to Bulldog Bash 2006 - Twentieth anniversary, already being billed as “The Big One”

CANNOT WAIT!!!!!!!!

Decent performance and set and all that but…

guys, ditch the fucking short-sleevecd shirts and ties, you looked like fucking Good Charlotte or one of the numerous other wanky American “punk”* boy-bands.

In no particular order (except for first song and last two) here’s what I remember of the set list at the bulldog Bash. Like I say, this is from memory so I have missed some out, I am sure.
Played for one hour.

Knives
Teethgrinder
Die Laughing (Dedicated to Tommy Vance)
Ten Year Plan
Isolation
Perish The Thought
Polar Bear
Rock You Monkeys
Rust
Stories
Screamager
Nowhere

..and one other song that I am ashamed to admit I didn’t recognise.

I know, I know, just shoot me now!

Black Lagoon wrote:

Fantastic news!! I got my tickets ages ago and having T? confirmed has made it worth it already.

If you’ve never been before give it ago, it’s a fantastic laid back weekend with beer, bikes bands and filthy filthy sprippers!!

Same here - I go every year, saw Therapy? there before and it fucking made a fantastic weekend, um, fantasticer!

My wife’s not a T? fan, so maybe we could meet up over a few beers and drunkenly holler along with the band whilst my wife smokes herself off the planet by the tent?

Why does Bad Karma Follows You Around never get a mention…?

Surely it’s one of the very best T? songs?! Maybe it gets overlooked ‘cos it’s only on the Best Of ( and we all know what a rip-off it is putting out a best of with the odd one or two new songs - cheers record companies, you wankers!)

I heard them play it live before I knew what it was and it was the one track from the gig that really stuck in my mind. Great riff, great driving rhythm, great lyrics, great tune..
…or is it just me?! :(

I’m a regular Bulldog Bash-er but, no, I’m not a biker (OK, OK, I admit, I drive a Metro!! Oh the shame…!)so I can’t say I really follow why you wouldn’t wanna go there, but each to their own, and fair play, I respect your opinion.
Do you go to any Bike events? Me and the wife are looking for other bashes, etc, that we can investigate - three days of getting drunk in a tent doesn’t quite seem to be enough for her!

What bike do you ride? I have never gotten round to getting on two wheels, purely from a monetary point of view, as I would still need to keep my car on the road too :(
I always fancied the streetfighter type set up rather than something hidden in a pile of plastic at the front. Never been a Harley fan either, but as i say, I don’t ride, so I’m just going on looks!

Ah, now I get you! Excuse the ignorance, I didn’t realise the Academy was split into two rooms. One thing I will say though, is that if the good people of the Midlands had such good taste as us , Therapy? would pack ANY venue round here to the rafters. (Any yes, the Wulfrun is cack for gigs!!)
Just one thing though, can Michael just try and use the phrase “Fan-f*ckin’-tastic” a wee bit more sparingly!!!!!!

BrummieDave wrote:

Hopefully Birmingham will get a look in this time. Nothing against the Wolves venues but Brum is easier for me and yes I am being selfish.

Seriously though, I reckon a rammed Academy 2 would provide a better atmosphere than a half full Wulfrun Hall. Plus the service up the bar in the Wulfrun is shocking.

Well, obviously a half-packed venue is worse than a rammed one, but surely the Academy is much bigger, so if Therapy? only get a half-full Wulfun, how they gonna get a rammed Academy…? !

And no offence intended to the Therapy? boys, but when I last saw them at Wolves, it did indeed seem to be half-empty. Cracking gig, all the same, though…

I’m off to the Academy in November to see Motorhead - anyone else going to that? It promises to be one hell of a (loud) gig!

Why won’t you go to the Bulldog…?!

Title: Therapy? at the Bulldog Bash

Did anyone else out there see Therapy? at the Bulldog Bash in, er I think it must’ve been 2000, around the time of the So Much For The Ten Year Plan compilation?

It was one of the best gigs I have ever seen - I have never seen a band enjoying being on a stage so much in my life, and that’s what really rubs off on a crowd to turn a good gig into a great one. If anyone has a set list of this show, could they post it up here, it’s been so long, the old memory is going. Better still, photos…?!