Wall of Mouths

Welcome Mole1985!

Since you already have “Troublegum”, I’d recommend following it up with similar-era material. “Infernal love” from ‘95 is consistantly popular, so that’s probably the best choice for you.

My favourite is 1999’s “Suicide Pact”, but it’s more difficult and claustraphobic than Troublegum. Or like Fatboy said, the recently released BBC Sessions (91-98) album would be good to get too.

Happy birthday, little dude :p

Fuckin’ hell - 13!

Do you look at stuff from 1994 as strange and old fashioned? Just like how I look at 1979?

“Troublegum” for you is like “Highway To Hell” for me!

Hey dude, welcome.

I just hope your girlfriend doesn’t look at your profile ‘cos you have your dog listed before her in your interests! :p

Yeah and prob not even real porn!
Those sites are more than likely virus-ridden computer-fuckers :rolleyes:

Nice Irish fans?

Are you sure? Most of us are idiots!

You’re 12? :eek:

Shit! :p

Hi there, you’re not gettin’ much lovin’ here so I thought I’d say hi..

Hi Justin

My real name is Raymond Luxury Yacht Throat Wobbler Mangrove, but it’s kinda obvious.

I rule? Cool!

Pip wrote:

Greetings and welcome to this Great Wall of Mouths I meet Andy and Micheal once they were doing a dj set in Waterford(Ireland) and i was drinking(heavaly)in the bar and they walked in i wasn’t sure it was them so i had another 2 pints and walked up to them completly star struck(and drunk) and got there autographs it was cool and then I drank some more played guitar for the supporting band for one song and then fell around the dance floor by myself it was a great night because I remembered it.:p

I was at that DJ set in Shefflins and I think I remember you. That was the night Throat were supposed to play but no-showed. If I remember correctly, you were off your face and staggering all over the stage :p

How the hell could you remember the next day?

Gobmosh, I do indeed remember the White Horse gig in ‘96 - I even got my mug in Kerrang! at that show. That was one crazy excellent fucking gig… the boys kicking off with Punishment Kiss, followed by Skyward. Oh, those were the days! I remember nearly passing out with exhaustion towards the end of that gig, due to 80 people being jam-packed into a tiny room.

I was also at the Red Box MTV gig, though that wasn’t so good. Andy was off his face at that show.

ShortSharpShock, Face The Strange, Opal Mantra.

Released in the US as “Hats Off To The Insane”, and in Europe as “Born In A Crash”.

Both those compilations have different tracklistings but neither include all the tracks.

hoochalobster wrote:

I look forward to hearing your thoughts on SPYF, it’s their best album IMHO :)

Yeah, same here. It’s my favourite album.

I thought it was a bit weird at first, but after a while you begin to see it’s brilliance.

After that I’d have to go with Babyteeth. Also brilliant are the 3 EPs from 1993 - they would have been superb if released as a full compilation.

Rockyourmonkey, you were only a few days old when Pat Bonner saved THAT penalty at World Cup ‘90.

You missed a good one that day, bud! :D

I’m gettin’ old :)

Man, you were born after the 1990 World Cup!

I’m old… help!! :eek:

Welcome though! :)

Wahey, go on the paddies. You goin’ to the Ambassador show, BM?

Oh, welcome, by the way :)

Hi Flavia, welcome.

So you live in Dublin, eh? I might head up there a little more often, ahem!
Only 2 hours by car. Only. ;)

Well, I’ll definately be at the Ambassador on Dec 8th - should be a fuckin cracker!

Welcome man, always nice to have another Oirish man here… far, far too many Belgians ;)

Shitsville, apart from the albums you already have, you have to get “Caucasian Psychosis” (a combination of the “Babyteeth” & “Pleasure Death” mini-albums - they might be easier to get individually). Those 2 mini-albums were Therapy’s first releases and are, quite frankly, fucking excellent.

Also one of my favourite albums is 1999’s Suicide Pact.

Hi man, welcome and all that! :)

Yeah, Suicide Pact is a rocking album, the band made that with a “fuck the press/media” attitude. It was a deliberately noisy array of tunes.

If you’re looking for other albums, the most popular T? by far (as far as the general public go anyway) is 1994’s Troublegum. It’s more direct and punk rock/metal in it’s approach. Not my favourite album, but possibly the “safest” for you to buy, if you know what I mean.

If you’re looking for a noisy garage album - no Therapy? album sounds like ‘Suicide Pact’, but ‘Caucasian Psychosis’ from 1992 is certainly the closest noisy bastard of a record. You can’t really go wrong with that album, although the production is a little horrible.

Failing all that, their 2003 album ‘High Anxiety’ is well worth the cost of a few pints.

Whichever album you buy, you can’t really go wrong… unless you’re talking to Hooch, and she’ll tell you to run a mile from ‘Shameless’, but that’s another story for another day! …the poor dellusional woman :(

:)

Hi man, welcome welcome!

Enjoy the gig, I haven’t had the chance to see them since the 2002 Ozzfest :(

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Skinfull wrote:

including the recent gig in Waterford at Shefflins…yeah I was the one playing air-guitar to the Stiff Little Fingers Alternative Ulster! :D

So I was talking to Andy that night and through my drunken haze I recall him mentioning an upcoming Irish tour so ROLL ON THERAPY?!!!! :cool:

Were you the ginger chap in a Therapy? shirt who was incredibly pissed and got up to play guitar with that punk band who played that night?

:D

If it wasn’t, then how funny was that lad? If it was you, sorry!

Hi Simon,

I know yis from the WILT forum… I’m “Fyfe” from there - good to see ya here.

So, ehm, any chance of a loan of that Scopophobia ya have??

…kidding ;)

hoochalobster wrote:

Pay attention! :D

:o

Isn’t “Blonde Blade” from the Isle Of Man?

Not sure if she’s still posting though.

Hello and welcome and stuff :)

Yeah, I got the Dinah Brand album a few months ago.

It’s, uhh, ‘interesting’ in a “nice to listen and chill out to, but not really my cup of tea” kinda way!

It’s ok for what it is - a very mellow acoustic record.

Favourite tunes at the moment:
Never Ending, If It Kills Me, Dance, Jam Jar Jail, Trigger Inside, Unbeliever, The Sweeney, Me Vs You etc…

Oh, and welcome Andy :)

“I can taste the dirt in my mouth
I can see the nape of your neck from here
I climb the tightrope high
My only safety net is beer
I cross this wooden floor
I lie in a jaded pile
A trace of dribble down my shirt
Is that a friend of yours
Holding a two by four?
If it is, you better say your prayers”

Great band, dodgy lyrics :)

Hello, new person with identity crisis! :D

Can’t pretend to know anything about American sports, but is the Stanley Cup an Ice Hockey thing?

Oh wait, is it golf?

I stupid… :(