Wall of Mouths

hoochalobster wrote:

Did I not scan it (Polar Bear cover) in another thread? I thought I had. I’ll try find it on the computer, if not I’ll scan it when I get back to work (in 12 days :D)

Could anyone repost this Polar bear/Rock you monkeys artwork?
Or drop me an e-mail…
I can’t find it anywhere…

Thanks in advance!
Cheers.

:(

No chance of a compromis?

I presume the cover is a part of the download then…

Any chance of receiving a non-signed cover then?
I’m rather disappointed in this limited number…

I hope some kind of compromis will be made for those of us who have bought the webgig after August 1st.

I came across a telephone card featuring Therapy?

http://www.kapaza.be/Verzamelen/Telefoonkaarten/3970132/Telefoonk … erapy.html

I quite like it too :cool:

:)

Had never seen it before.
I like it though, quite funny :).

It can be downloaded on the site of one of the members here (Jobrok).

Via his profile you can find his homepage…

Works fine for me.
Great!
Thanks ;).

He did ask whether I was sure… ;)

Misanthropologist wrote:

Are you sure? I don’t think it is, but I might be wrong.

Talking ‘bout the quality degrading thing?
Yes, pretty sure. It is saved digitally on their server, then sent digitally over IP and then converted back to analog signals on the PC. If you find a way to save to digital datastream you have found the best method conerning quality. You just can’t do better than what the source provides and that is the digital datastream. Every conversion you allow in between is inevitably a source of quality loss. If you rip the soundcard signals, you allow extra noise to be added during digital to analog conversion (the soundcard uses analog signals so the digital datastream has to be converted to analog signals). Moreover, after, actually during the rip you again need to digitize the audio: analog to digital conversion needs to be done, which always gives rise to again an extra source of noise.

WM Recorder was able to rip the digital stream from the server, provided the stream was delivered to Windows Media Player for the first digital to analog conversion (I think).

But then again, the soundcard rip ain’t that bad at all of course :).

Misanthropologist wrote:

What was your old method?

You can probably save the audio by just recording the output of your soundcard. Audacity can do that, if you need a program. Haven’t tried it though, so no promises.
As for copying the video, too, I haven’t a clue, unfortunately.

I used WM Recorder, and it worked fine for the first video on that site, but that opened in Windows Media Player, this one doesn’t (at least not with me).

Audacity indeed does audio ripping from the souncard, and works fine but quality is degraded :).
Another disadvantage: you may not touch the pc during recording, all your MSN sounds and other jingles also get recorded :).

If it stays on there long enough I’ll find something that will do the trick ;), but untill then I’ll use the soundcard rip :p.

My old method for saving doesn’t work anymore :(

Pretty damn bad luck for me…

The files are called
[list]- Catweazel rehearsal.rar (163.85 MB) and
- Therapy - RTE Radio Session 1990.rar (164.38 MB)
[/list] Good luck.

I’m still sharing both of the recordings on eMule…

I’m not always there, that must be the reason you can’t find it.

If I knew which of the four links that I see when looking at my shared files folder, I need to give, I’d give it to you, but I don’t…

So I see :)

You should be able to find is with eMule now ;).

Have fun.

Thanx a lot!

Just downloaded them, have to wait till I get home to watch ‘cause I can’t extract them here…

It should be in your mailbox right now.

Hehe, the list at the site of 2XS is wrong, they forgot Diane… They ought to be ashamed ;)

Haa, just listened to it, fantastic! Worth the waiting!
Pitty from those fucking beebs, luckily they didn’t screw up Potato Junkie: James Joyce is beebing my sister :).

Forgotten that Belgian time is one hour ahead on English time :rolleyes:
I’m sitting here with my computer fully configured, waiting for Therapy?… Guess I’ll have to be patient one more hour :)

I think it’s originally from a band called Rudi, not sure though…

suicidalmaniac wrote:

…and we can download this where? :D

The homepage of Jobrok has it (he is a member here).

Happy Birthday Andy!
Rock on!

Billy Blue wrote:

Remember that, when T? played 2nd to Metallica and above Slayer, Machine Head, White Zombie etc etc. Too cool.

Born too bloody late :(
… still blame my parents for that :)

@ soul doubt: no problem, you had a point.

I got the point after the first reply, no need for that second remark.

If helping someone, even if it may have been an easy and redundant question, gets on your nerves, then maybe it’s time for some relaxation therapy for you… it was only a question.

After all, I didn’t oblige you to read, nor reply on that easy question.

Cheers.

Thanks.

soul doubt wrote:

Halfway down the stairs is been played live from about 1994 to 2000, it’s been on most bootlegs, mostly played before Unbeliever.

I don’t have as much bootlegs as you, but on the four I have of that period they don’t seem to play that tune…

soul doubt wrote:

There are a lot of topics to be found on this song.

I admit not having searched actually, since there are a lot of people here just knowing these kind of things, thought this was the easiest way :p.

Title: Close my eyes halfway down the stairs

I just got my hands on two therapy? tracks i never heard off: the first is called Close My Eyes and it’s a live (acoustic) recording.

It ain’t bad at all, but I wonder where it comes from… it’s pretty poor quality (56 kbps) so I think it origins from a radio broadcast or something.

It starts with an introduction where Andy asks the crowd wheter he should grow a moustache or not. Those who were there surely remember this moment :)

The other one is Halfway Down The Stairs (I think), also a live recording and it only lasts 1 minute; it’s Andy singing without instruments kind of a lullaby-song :)

Does anyone of you when they did these songs?

Cheers.