Wall of Mouths

zipless wrote:

the cure - kiss me tour

Wow, you saw them during the Kissing tour in 1987? I’m jealous. I’ve seen The Cure 9 times since 2000. They can be a little boring sometimes, I admitt, but on the other hand they’re the only band who can move me to tears during a concert…

The Cranes
Björk

Ronald wrote:

dEUS in Nighttown Rotterdam 21st of October

I went to see them last month in Brussels. They were really excellent!
The last concert I went to was Franz Ferdinand in Leuven. Another great gig, but an awful sound :rolleyes:

Johny and Mary - Placebo

The Mess We’re In - PJ Harvey and Thom Yorke

I ordered my ticket for the concert at the AB in Brussels yesterday. Can’t wait!

Pennyroyal Tea - Nirvana

The Cure is my all time favorite band. I’ve seen them 9 times so far. My nickname comes from one of their greatest songs, called Lament. I’m also an administrator on the site http://www.foreverdrowning.com. Please feel free to visit the site :)

If you’re looking for an album to start discovering The Cure, I suggest The Head On The Door from 1985.

Title: I’m looking for these recordings

I’m looking for the following recordings:

August 15th 2002 - Marktrock, Leuven, Belgium
May 21st 2003 - Botanique, Brussels, Belgium
March 30th 2005 - Muziek-o-droom, Hasselt, Belgium
July 2nd 2005 - Rock Werchter, Werchter, Belgium

I don’t have a lot of Therapy? stuff to trade, but if you’re looking for some great shows by other bands (The Cure, Joy Division, Smashing Pumpkins, R.E.M., …) let me know. Thanks!

Moonage Daydream - David Bowie

Heb hier nog de recensie uit Humo van T/W 1995 liggen.

Ik citeer:”…maar voor het overige heeft het Noordierse drietal in grote, gelijke doses de ingrediënten in huis waarover een grote rockgroep moet beschikken: passie, overgave, eerlijkheid, woede, reusachtige ballen, brandende onrust die door de ingewanden raast, een jeugd vol frustratie en een positieve ingesteldheid waaraan niet te tornen valt.”

AUB!

Kan een groep op 10 jaar tijd zo slecht zijn geworden?

Vond hun reviews over de andere groepen nog wel best te doen, ik kon mij er in vinden. Nu de recensent zal T? haten zeker… Nu ja, moest ik iets schrijven over gabriel Rios of Kane, het zou ook op geen kloten trekken. Ik vond Therapy? uitstekend en dat vonden er velen, zelfs de T?-leken, geloof me.

I bought my 4day ticket more than a month ago. I’m sooo happy they’re playing Werchter. They deserve to play more than 1 hour, but we can’t get it all I suppose.

Apart from Therapy? The Cure also played 5 times Werchter (1981, 1990, 1995, 2000 and 2004) :)

RobbyVDH wrote:

This must be the worst line-up ever :(

The worst? :eek: I think you mean the best:)

Ramones

yazoo

Excellent pics! :eek:

sister wrote:

damn, i’ve been spotted :( ;)
who and where were you, and how did you recognize me?

Ik sta helemaal links op de foto. Hoofd half verborgen achter Michael

(Before changing the message boards’ software in August 2007 this post had a file attachment, which may return in the future)

‘Turn’ from Born In A Crash

where you the one with the Shameless Tour t-shirt?

First ever CD I got was MC Hammer’s ‘Please Hammer Don’t Hurt’Em’

I was 12 :)

A Certain Ratio

Last night it was the best T? gig I ever experienced :)
Excellent atmosphere (well, after 5-6 songs) great setlist, hot girl behind the merchandising desk :p,… shame about the bad beer (Cristal):s
And thanks to Neil for the drum stick. I’ll give it a very special place :)

Thanks Razzi for posting the pic :)Please post some more ;)

About the 2 support acts. The first one was OK indeed. The second one was a lame The Hives rip off…

I’m leaving in 20 min :)

Mekhet wrote:

I quite like wild mood swings. I find it strangely up lifting…

Talking about a grower, ‘Wild Mood Swings’ is a grower. I didn’t like the album for about three years :) Apart from some silly songs like ‘Round & Round & Round’, ‘Strange Attraction’ and ‘Numb’, it’s a good album. Nothing more, nothing less. But it could’ve been better if they had reduced the album to 10 songs instead of 14.

To Bad Karma. If you have some money left, I think you should buy 1985’s ‘The Head On The Door’ or maybe ‘Staring At The Sea - The Singles’ (released in 1986)

The Same Deep Water As You (from Disintegration) is the best song ever made.

Can you please post the set list?

I think The Head On The Door (released in 1985) is the best album to start with. It contains excellent pop songs (Inbetween Days, Close To Me), dark songs (Sinking, Kyoto Song) and weird, experimental songs (Six Different Ways, The Blood). It’s just ‘pure Cure’… :)

nice band, you should check them out…

My favourite is Born In A Crash, but that doesn’t count, does it? :)

Erm, I voted for Infernal Love…