Wall of Mouths

Nice, interesting questions. Cheers!

Put That in Your Fyfe and Smoke it
Dungaree Jamboree
The Magical Misery Tour

…and play musical guitar player-chairs, rent The Aviator again, get ears pinned, face lifted and dreads extended…should be out by early 2019… :-) As far as T? goes, I reckon them taking their time is a good thing. Let them get it right.

butters wrote:

at what point did this messageboard turn into match.com

:-D

Welcome back, butters

Oops. Where are you located, TBS?

TBS wrote:

Steve- where are you in the US?
But yeah - when the new one comes out, I’m going to drum up as much interest as I can.

I’m in California, about 60 miles north of Los Angeles. Been allowing/forcing my friends to listen to T? for about a year now. Most dig them, but only a few have gone out and bought some of the albums.

Hey there! Good to see another American T? fan. I can relate to the fact that the band is pretty much unknown here, but let’s keep up the good fight and spread the word through the music.

Hopefully, the new album gets a proper U.S. release, and the band gets the Stateside shot it deserves.

BT - Punishment Kiss
PD - Potato Junkie
N - Perversonality
TG - Trigger Inside
IF - Me vs You
SD - Safe
SPYF - Little Tongues First
S - Joey
HA - Hey Satan, You Rock
NANE - Panic/Dead
OCFA - Lose it All

I was never a fan of Wicked Man. Always skip it. Sounds like Dick Dale on valium to me.

btw, thanks Dermot.

Ahhhhaa! Learn something new everyday. Who ever said the WoM wasn’t good for anything? :) Can’t currently listen to the song as I’m at work and MySpace is verboten.

Where did you get this quote? I wiki-ed Graham Hopkins and it wasn’t there.

Agreed. Lose it All and Rain Hits Concrete would probably sound much harsher given a SPYF type treatment. Likewise, in my view, a song like Six Mile Water or Sister would probably be deemed more commercial if mixed and produced differently.

You didn’t think OCFA was melodic and poppy? Personally, I’m hoping the new one has more of a SPYF or NANE vibe. Although, I do enjoy their melodic moments, as well.

done.

One Glove Fits Small :)

Ballyclare a Go-Go
Nitpick Sandwich
Cain Was Not Abel
Alabastard Stonehenge

“Soul Sex Change”
“Chronic Viaticum”
“A Serial Wounding”

Sounds like a good name for the new T? album…or at least a track. :)

Cuchulain wrote:

Hope you’re not a Fiona Apple fan , RoyBatty ;)
Not only a crap name but a shit album too.

Not guilty, sir. Copied it off Wikipedia. Was just looking for the most blowhardy album title ever. ;-)

One Fuehrer Fits All
Troublegum 2: Electric Boogaloo
Caucasion Halitosis
High Sobriety

When the pawn hits the conflicts he thinks like a king what he knows throws the blows when he goes to the fight and he’ll win the whole thing before he enters the ring there’s no body to batter when your mind is your might so when you go solo you hold your own hand and remember that depth is the greatest of heights and if you know where you stand then you know where to land and if you fall it won’t matter cuz you know that you’re right

:) (sorry, was bored)

I love Serge. Apple might have to be a grower for me, I’m afraid.

Being a new fan of the band, articles like these are the coolest. Thanks!

Just heard it now. It’s quite good in a raw way. I hear a sorta Nurse-like sound. Interesting guitar. Can’t wait to hear what they do with it.

**sips his java, face reddening…**

Ooops. Early morn, late night. Oh well.

BruceBruce wrote:

They also said Spitfire were looking at putting together some of the bands on their label including Therapy? for a tour of the States next year but nothing was confirmed. 3 Therapy? songs were played as well.

T? back in the USA? Brilliant!!!

Fair enough. But, you’re right about it being personal taste and all, because I love the guitar on NANE for precisely the reasons you do not. Fat, punched up mid. In your face distortion. Love it. But I love the band in all their incarnations, though. Cheers.

deadsetgav wrote:

I hate the sound of the guitars on that album. Good songs but terrible production.

Interesting. Don’t really agree, but what would be a better sounding T? album, guitar wise, in your opinion?

Sorry about the resurrection, guys. I just discovered T? about a year ago and have been buying up their catalog (have all the full lengths, anyway) over the last few months. It’s fucking great to experience so much new (to me, anyway) great stuff in such a short time. It’s strange, I live in the U.S. and it seems almost no one knows this band out here. Trying to spread the word!

I dig the way “Perish the Thought” angrily flows into “Here Be Monsters,” Andy’s menacing growl/soulful wail, the complex, crazed drums and the energy and ferocity of it all. IMO, definitely their best.