Wall of Mouths

I’ve got a few—

A large (about 6.5 feet high) poster of the Teethgrinder single cover. Supposedly they were for hanging in subway tunnels. I’ve also got a smaller poster of the troublegum cover.

I see them quite often on eBay, for about $5 USD.

Last I knew, Rene had the mp3s on his page.

For the time being, you can go to http://68.98.147.252/therapymain.asp in order to access the files I currently have online. There aren’t many, and I don’t always leave my computer on, thus the page isn’t always up.

I think my new ISP also put a limit on my upload bandwidth, so I’m not sure if you’ll get the best download speed.

—login name is teethgrinder
—password is therapy

Yeah, that’s the right address, although it’ll be down most of next week since I’m moving. If I get a chance, I’ll post when I’m back up and running.

The Russian page used to link to all of my media files…the mp3s AND the photos, so I take what they say with a grain of salt.

Yeah…ok..

I’d say Harvey Keitel for Andy personally.

Try Manchild. Kind of the dark-core house sound of Prodigy without the MTV glamor.

Ronald, you’re insane if you actually want snow. Last year we had more snow than ever since 1977. Just one of the many reasons I moved.

Yeah, it’s from an issue of Funny Farm, but I’m sure it could have been used in several magazines.

You can get them all from most of the P2P networks, or I’ll see if I can mp3 them for you. I think it’s about time I took advantage of my cable connection and put up some new mp3s!

Do you know what the best sound you can listen to after breaking up with your girlfriend is? Raw eggs hitting her house. Go throw eggs at her house!

They are simple, but for new players or people who don’t have the best ear (like me), it’s nice to have the tab.

That’s very cool. I took my girlfriend with me as well, and then I went to HMV afterwards and bought every T? disc they had.

I was at the early show (would you believe I wasn’t 19 at the time?). Local H didn’t play, and I walked out on the Dough Boys.

One time:

1996 - Oct. 12th, Lee’s Palace in Toronto.

I always thought the store was a bit scummy though.

The one-track Nowhere promo isn’t really too rare, sorry. I see them around every so often selling for $10 or so.

MFGeorge—the one I have has Screamager and Nowhere on it. I bought it across the street from Sam (they’re bankrupt?) at Sunrise on Yonge. Probably about $5 or so after the exchange rate.

The would seem right, as I bought it in Canada and it’s exactly as you described it. Thanks for letting me know that you have it too.

You’re best off trying to tab it yourself. Suicide Pact.com has the most, but the accuracy is all over the place. Not only that, but some of tabs are done in a really annoying fashion. For example, instead of doing something like:

E|—12—| to signify a note on the 12th fret of the string some of them use:

E|—E—| because apparently some of the people don’t like to use double digits in their tabs. But of course, there’s 3 E-notes on one string, so that doesn’t tell you much.

No, I haven’t seen them live. They played in Niagara Falls when I used to live near there, but the venue they played was really small and packed, and everyone told me it was way too hot to enjoy the concert. Plus they switched the dates of the show without changing the sign on the venue, so I had no clue when the acutal concert was.

Well Gordy from Big Sugar fucking rocks, so that’s why they could do that. That man is an amazing guitar player.

I do actually have a Nowhere promo that I think is fairly rare. So far, not a single person I’ve ever met or talked to has a copy of it. It’s a CD with only Nowhere and Screamager. I’d like to know if anyone else here has a copy of it.

Graham is the youngest. I think he’s a year or two older than me actually. I don’t recall his exact birthdate offhand (I might have it written down somewhere from an article or something), but he should be 24 or so now).

This is a little bit off topic but—

A.) Did you ever listen to the song 747 by Kent? They do a version in their native language (Swedish I think) and it sounds good. Then they do a translated version in English, AND IT CAN STILL RYHME!! It just amazes me that a band can do a version in two totally different languages and make it sound good in both.

B.) How come British people speak with accents, but don’t sing with them?

C.) Why do people in Japan prefer to listen to music in English rather than music in Japanese? And even though they drive on the right side of the road, they prefer to have cars built in the English-style with the steering wheel on the right-side of the car.

For example <http://www.neverworld.com/~brainsaw/therapy/Discography/promos/index2.html> (not to plug myself).

Not true. You can easily buy GHB and shrooms, or precursors like DMT, or 5-DiPT. And of course, you can buy your legal high stuff like dextromethorphen etc…

Morpheus, Kazaa and Grokster all use the same engine, which is why they look the same. They’re all on different networks though, so you can’t trade files between them. I prefer Morpheus and AudioGalaxy myself. I can never get WinMX to work.

Hey, I’m not the CD Police or anything, so do whatever you’d like. I think copying bootlegs is fine as well, since the band would never see royalties from them anyways.