Wall of Mouths

Any luck?

Maybe he stomped the computer too much and can’t get online :D

Hmmm…this is a toughie, however, I’d probably say The Boy’s Asleep just for the fact that I’d probably choose that over Six Mile Water for a funeral.

Me too.

I hope you ain’t got anymore than 4 drumsticks…apparently we can’t count any more than that.

Fucking guitarists and their rumour mills.

:D

Colin? wrote:

Well thats true. :)
The amount of times I’ve tried to leave is unbelieveable! Its too addictive. :(

Colinx

EDIT: I’m not sober, so how do you do italics? :)

So much for not drinking, eh? :)

Right you…

Get to your room now! No dinner for you.

The power of recording my friend…

This gig was done in September.

Cool, I’ll now wait patiently. :D

Updates?

Try 2,168.

:D

I think Andy, Michael and Neil would be very disappointed by some of the responses this is receiving.

To me some of you seem very selfish as if it’s “Your” band, and only “your” band. Face up to the facts, T? aren’t a mainstream band, but when they had their moment in the spotlight these songs were from that era.

Be glad that there’s even a web gig to speak of and that the guys gave us the chance to pick our songs. Your song didn’t get in? Tough. There obviously wasn’t enough demand for it.

Just because most of the votes came from those not part of the WoM, doesn’t make them any less of a fan of the band.

My band covered Screamager many moons ago…God, we were shite.

andys gibson sg wrote:

I know all the reasons why not, I just said what i did cause I could :D

But good words there mate.

:D
And I went and wrote all that for nothing!!

Nah, but seriously, I quite enjoyed typing that all out, and thought I’d give my two pence to the thread.

The thing is, bands are popular for a few reasons.

1. They’re signed to a big label who can afford to have a say in what goes in which magazine or media outlet. Take MCR and the like. Those sorts of bands were instant hits when they were featured all over the music media. Unfortunately, T? don’t have the luxury of having a label with big bucks and in turn do not not have as much of a say when it comes to column inches.

2. The music. Sometimes for some bands, in the eyes of a record company, this is not as important as image. They want the band to sell records to make money. The more their bands are in the media, the more they will sell. Therapy? have gone down the route of trying to sell the music, not the image which is why I believe they’ve lasted so long. To take MCR as an example again, they won’t be around forever. Soon a newer band will become the focus of the record company which means MCR will be left on their own, and eventually will disappear.

Kerrang! is an impressionable magazine for teenagers because let’s face it, not many teenagers want to be seen as the black sheep if you will, so whatever trend is “cool” will be the one they follow. I’m still a teenager at 18, but I like to think I don’t really let anyone influence what I do anymore because there’s no peer pressure. This is mainly true, but everyone compromises to fit in sometimes.

In terms of music, I don’t really give two hoots about what sort of music I like. If it sounds good to me, I don’t care what other folk think. At school it was a different matter, and that’s where the problem lies.

So basically what I’m trying to say is that Therapy would be featured more in Kerrang! if they were signed to a bigger label. If Kerrang went full throttle Therapy? for two months straight, I think we’d see who really likes the music and who follows trends. But would you rather have more “fans” or people who actually appreciate the music that the lads make?

I bet it stinks now.

Colin? wrote:

I’m really skinny though…

Cx

I thought you played rugby?

Surely you’d snap in two if you were that skinny?

:p

Recieved my brand new replacement this morning!

Thanking you kindly.

Small? Surely you’re not that small?

I would get away with a medium, but I go for Large, good and baggy, handy for gig situations. :)

What the hell made this person decide that the music and animation went together?

Fool.

Download it and import it in lossless format? That’s what I did. It sounds pretty clear and excellent quality to me.

Fuzzeh wrote:

That is really odd, I don’t know anyone else who knows therapy? apart from people on here (duh) and a few others, not many though.

Wait…who the fuck are Therapy? again?

This isn’t a message board as a replacement for a shrink?

Bollocks.

Sarah, did you get my email? I lost the address I was meant to send the t-shirt to so I haven’t been able to send it back yet…

Any chance you know what it is?

Bad Karma wrote:

I don’t think that entry is anything to get concerned about really,it’s quite common these days for band members to have side projects.

What Bad karma said.

sonofjaguare wrote:

Mapex had to start selling their kits overseas cuz noone in the States wants to play them…big sellers in the UK,I’m not sure why…not my drum company of choice but I’m sure they take care of Neil so that’s all that matters

I love my Mapex kit, although not as flash as Neil’s I still love it. :D

Squall wrote:

Except Neil was doing his rolling the snare thing he does in every bloody song, and it totally wasn’t needed.

I like the snare rolling. It’s one of his quirks, and good build up too.

…yeah, so’s the kit.

:D

Just search on ebay. I see old shirts on there all the time.

Thanks Sarah. :cool:

Still haven’t received any reply. Are they really busy?

I’ve not heard anything back from them yet, but I’ll just wait.