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Re: the sad truth in General Therapy? Topics
Innocent X climbed through my window last night and tried to touch me… but then i put shameless on and he left
Whenever I saw the artwork for shameless and heard the b-sides on ‘i am the money’ i was thinking ‘here we go again’ but now after listening to it intensely for the last month Ive realised its the only album I dont skip a track on, its right up there with Nurse and troublegum in my opinion.
Posted on Sat, 3 November 2001 at 21:51
Re: THE SONG OF THE MILLENIUM in General Therapy? Topics
That Moby Joy Division cover is cool, I couldnt believe what I was hearing when it kicked in during ‘Heat’
Posted on Sat, 3 November 2001 at 21:40
Re: Song with the best lyrics in General Therapy? Topics
Disgracelands but…
I think overall the lyrics on Shameless are the best
(‘So bring out yer dead… cos they’ll never know!’)
Posted on Sat, 3 November 2001 at 21:36
Re: Which is you favourite b-side? in General Therapy? Topics
I love Suing God, I think that line ‘Darwin get out clause’ is a classic peice of T? black humour. Its definately my fav b-side.
Posted on Tue, 23 October 2001 at 20:15
Re: souljacker by EELS in Other Bands & Artists
I used to really like eels but their performance at Reading, like White Psycho said, totally put me off… It was bollox!
Posted on Thu, 18 October 2001 at 12:06
Re: Belfast in Therapy? Live
Hey Iris
I guess if you are there over the weekend and want to go out, the best places would be the Limelight, Katy Dalys, Auntie Annie’s, and the Empire for rock / alternative venues. They’re all around the centre of town. You could even get a return ticket to Dublin for about 20 pounds to spend a night at a hostel there, Im sure it would be worth it. Im sure T? will play Dublin around the same time as Belfast so I might even go down. The only problem is the fact that T? are playing Queen’s University, and I think from about 7pm doormen check for student ID, so either you’ll need to head in early or get someone to sign you in. I’ll find out what the arrangements are and post again to let you know.
Posted on Sun, 14 October 2001 at 18:16
Re: Belfast in Therapy? Live
Hey Iris
yeah Queen’s is just a 5 minute walk from there. Also going to see Mogwai play there on Nov 6th - so many gigs to look forward to now!
Posted on Thu, 11 October 2001 at 12:33
Re: Belfast in Therapy? Live
THERAPY? TO PLAY QUEEN’S UNIVERSITY BELFAST ON DEC 7TH!!!
… and just a week before Guns N Roses in Glasgow too!
Posted on Thu, 11 October 2001 at 10:08
Re: best concert you’ve ever been to? in Therapy? Live
Manic St Preachers Reading 2001
Godspeed You Black Emperor! Belfast 1999
Therapy? Belfast 2000
Posted on Fri, 5 October 2001 at 13:27
Re: northern ireland in Chit-Chat
The war in Northern Ireland has very little to do with religion, sometimes it’s just used as an excuse or to incite violence, but in reality it is because the two communities are so totally juxtaposed. Someone earlier said protestants and catholics worship the same god - why don’t they just get along?
Its because Ps & Cs go to different schools, have different jobs, live in different places, go to different bars, have different holidays etc etc, they know very little about each other and so are fearful and resent each other. Theres a famous myth that Catholic parents used to tell their kids you could tell who a Protestant is because their eyes will be too close together and vice versa!
However, while the Holy Cross scandal is totally abhorrent and we still have the odd murder (just at the weekend a jounalist was shot dead in the back whilst walking with his wife) considering over 1000 people a year were shot or blown up in the 70s I think NI has made massive strides. Sinn Fein in the same government with the Ulster Unionists 10 years ago would be unthinkable.
I also think the ‘war’ proper is over, after the events of sep. 11th it would be difficult for the IRA to go back to terrorism with much public support, and also after 3 of its members were arrested in Columbia.
Finally, I know all the stuff about the assembly must bore the shit out of people living in the mainland UK, but these next few days ahead are absoloutely vital, because if the assembly tumbles down, there will be many people who will try and take hold of the situation to suck NI back down to the level it was when I was a kid (step forward Mr Paisley), and if it is felt in the Republican community that mainland Britons are ignoring the problem of Ireland, they launch a bombing campaign on the mainland, so lets pray the politicians (as useless as they are) can work something out.
Posted on Thu, 4 October 2001 at 12:46
Re: Concert tshirts in Chit-Chat
Hmm maybe the thing I heard was a changed version of your story, or maybe everyone going to see moz started wearing smiths t-shirts cuz they thought theyd get in for free, and he got pissed off.
Well at the end of the day theres definately a link between Moz, smiths t-shirts, and concerts!
Posted on Thu, 4 October 2001 at 12:27
Re: Singles + HMV = Wankers! in General Therapy? Topics
I agree that HMV are a pile of second hand wank but in my local HMV both singles were £2.99 but no 7 inch.
I think Therapy?s record company are even worse though, like you said about the 2 cds instead of 1 firstly, but also the fact that both gimme gimme gimme and i am the money seemed to be put back week after week after calling into HMV every monday morning. Although it did make it even sweeter when i finally got ‘em…
Posted on Wed, 3 October 2001 at 11:51
Re: Concert tshirts in Chit-Chat
Over here if a band play in town, especially if they’re not so well known like Therapy?, if you have a t-shirt by that band, you wear it.
Although I did hear that when Morrisey played (im not sure if it was Belfast) he made anyone in the crowd who was wearing a Smiths t-shirt turn it inside out, which i thought was kind of arrogant / cool!
Posted on Wed, 3 October 2001 at 11:45
Re: the ideal crash in Chit-Chat
The first thing I thought when I heard about the attacks on the radio when I was in work was that shameful joy (or whatever) that turnface talked about, but when I got back home half an hour later and saw that it was actually HAPPENING, I felt sick and shamed. Just watching the events on TV made you want to get up and actually DO soemthing about it.
I think what pisses people like turnface and Nausea and myself too sometimes is the attitude of anericans like one person caught up in the disaster who said ‘America is a fucking Whale - lets bomb the shit out of these worm countries’. OK so emotions were running high, but it shows the ignorance of a lot of the US public who dont know the background of the problems of countries theyve only heard of.
And on a personal note, like Alan said, here in N Ireland Ive never seen people so affected by a terrorist attack. Its almost as if in Ireland its ‘normal’, but in the US its unthinkable.
Posted on Wed, 19 September 2001 at 18:55
Re: Anticipated albums..(Who’s ready to step up?) in Chit-Chat
I think someone already mentioned Rage, but the most disappointed Ive ever been after waiting for an album was when I got The battle of LA, i just cant listen to that shite after waiting for it for so long. I have to say I was disappointed with SPYF too but Shameless seems more promising.
Posted on Wed, 19 September 2001 at 18:38
Re: American Psycho in Chit-Chat
Ive read the book and thought it was really funny, especially the bit when he has an erection staring at Bono on stage. Has anyone heard the song Patrick Bateman by the manics about the book? Its so cheesy
Posted on Wed, 19 September 2001 at 18:34
IRELAND 1-0 HOLLAND in Chit-Chat
Title: IRELAND 1-0 HOLLAND
The greatest ever result at Lansdowne road! I still can’t believe it!
Posted on Wed, 5 September 2001 at 23:02
Re: Reading / Leeds festivals in Chit-Chat
I was at Reading, I thought Frank Black was amazing. I was only at the front for … trail of dead but decided to hang around for Frank - i forgot just how good he was. Did anyone catch Gary Numan’s show? It was hilarious.
Posted on Wed, 5 September 2001 at 23:00
Re: too much noise, too many faces… in General Therapy? Topics
When did this board start off Rene?
Posted on Wed, 29 August 2001 at 20:36
Re: therapy? on mtv2 in General Therapy? Topics
MTV2 played teethgrinder live at some festival the other day, looked like it was from the semi detached tour. They were slagging off the spice girls before hand which was kinda funny.
Posted on Wed, 29 August 2001 at 20:29
Re: your favourite drink? in Chit-Chat
An E and a couple of bottles of evian! nah a few beers then its ABSINTHE time!
Posted on Wed, 29 August 2001 at 20:26
Reading / Leeds festivals in Chit-Chat
Title: Reading / Leeds festivals
Did anyone here go? Queens of the Age were excellent, so many nude crowdsurfers, but I thought the band of the the weekend were the manics.
Posted on Wed, 29 August 2001 at 20:23
Re: Sus-Sus-Sus-Sus-Suspect device in General Therapy? Topics
hahahaha - imagine the Wolfe Tones doing a song with Therapy?
Posted on Sat, 18 August 2001 at 13:00
Re: I’m new here so i’d like to know… in Chit-Chat
yeah, it was bleed american thanks for the advice. im pretty reluctant to buy an album on the strength of one song anyway now.
Posted on Sat, 18 August 2001 at 12:56
Re: I’m new here so i’d like to know… in Chit-Chat
It seems TOOL are nearly everyone’s band of the moment, myself included. What does everyone think of Jimmy eat world? Judging by the one song Ive heard they really remind me of troublegum era therapy?
Posted on Wed, 15 August 2001 at 22:14
Re: New EP in General Therapy? Topics
It was really hard to find the EP in Belfast. By lunchtime on Monday there was only one copy left in HMV, and Virgin and our price had all sold out, none of them had even ordered the 7 inch - is it any good? Also the guy in HMV said he heard from a reliable source that T? are playing Belfast in September. I hope ‘I am the money’ is easier to get a hold of. Are they making a video for it? Will gimme gimme gimme be on Shameless?
Posted on Wed, 8 August 2001 at 18:33
Re: Tool in Chit-Chat
The term NU - metal came from loads of early 90s industrial bands naming Gary NU-man as their biggest influence. Probably.
Posted on Thu, 26 July 2001 at 22:22
Re: the best album of the eighties in Chit-Chat
JOY DIVISION - CLOSER - 1980
Posted on Thu, 26 July 2001 at 22:16
Re: If Therapy? were Transformers, what would they be? in General Therapy? Topics
If they were in South Park, Andy would be Cartman
Posted on Thu, 26 July 2001 at 22:11