C/D : Therapy? "Troublegum"

that gives me eight days to locate a copy. or ... i'll punch myself in the bolls.

http://snurl.com/26716l
Used (39 from $0.28)

It'll be the best twenty eight cents you ever spent, folks.

Truthbomb

the best £1 I have spent this week - not the expanded edition, just the single disc.

damn, did I miss out on this lot when I had the chance.

hitting the same sweet spot of noise/guitars/tunes for me as Compulsion do.

http://www.therapyquestionmark.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/THERAPY-BOOK-COVER-300x425.jpg

Kerrang! scribe Simon Young penned So Much For The 30 Year Plan, an authorized biography for Therapy?, that comes out in September.

The band is selling autographed copies on their website for £13.50.

https://www.therapyquestionmark.co.uk/shop/so-much-for-the-30-year-plan/

Good lord they HAVE been around for 30 years, haven't they.

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Loved this album so much aged 16, I really don't think it'd be my cuppa at all these days.

whereas i am the other way around.
would never listen to this stuff when i was 16, whereas now ...

Whereas I was 16 in 1985 so I am older than Therapy? but I like to think I would have loved it then.
I do love most of the things I loved when I was 16, just a lot more things too.

i too was 16 in 85 (ish).
if i had heard this then, i would never have bought the album.
however, now in my early 50s and i am loving it.

Even at the age of 15 I thought the masturbation stuff was laying it on a bit thick. The big singles were great though.

Therapy were massive at the time though, this whole strand of 90s British rock seems to have been entirely expunged from the history books.

Even at the age of 15 I thought the masturbation stuff was laying it on a bit thick. The big singles were great though.

guess i need to listen to it more closely.
then again, perhaps it's best i don't.

Oh no I thought the wanking references were hilarious and edgy back then.

Yup, they were huuuge. I had friends who collected literally anything they could get by them. Nobody talks about Therapy?, S*M*A*S*H, Wildhearts etc at all. Maybe projects like Three Colours Red killed the enthusiasm. Honeycrack were brill though.

Therapy were massive at the time though, this whole strand of 90s British rock seems to have been entirely expunged from the history books.

I was thinking of this (on a slightly broader scale) yesterday when I got a PR mailout announcing the reissue of the first two Kerbdog albums on vinyl. (To the band's credit, the photo they sent around was them now rather than back then.)

Infernal Love was a very boring, serious album but Troublegum, Nurse and the earlier EPs were really fun

listening to Troublegum for the first time in probably 20+ years and wow... It's amazingly catchy, still very driving, and I'm surprised at how memorable even the deeper cuts are

I never owned this album but have one of the singles and liked the other singles at the time, when I was 16-17, and I always liked the pre-Nurse stuff, but I downloaded and listened to this album once about 15 years ago and was like ugh no thanks. inspired by this thread I listened to it again and kind of like it now

I listened to Infernal Love not so long ago and yeah, that was still shit

I guess I'd probably better give Nurse another go as well now