Therapy? - Brixton Academy 04.III.1994 

Hell yeah ! 15 years later I'm still impressed by is "two snares drumming". As a drummer, he was one of my major influences... Thank you Fyfe 🙏🙏🙏

Teethgrinder is such a realistic tune about wizz and my own teeth are a testament to the grinding

Teethgrinder has always been my favourite song, for personal reasons and chronic trigeminal neuralgia and a 20 year nose candy habit. The drummer is unique and amazing, a true talent the band was never the same when he left! Best drummer from that 90s era, probably the best ever in the world.

same!

haha me too, years since I've seen it but remember every frame from all the viewings...

Same 🙌

ha ha..the same...just stumbled across it today..had it on a vhs when mtv showed it all those years ago.Played it till my crappy ferguson videostar ate it!

...ib join the club

+Gezoes i was thinking EXACTLY the same!

+Gezoes Phono Sapiens :D Never heard the phrase, but I know who you mean.

Olivér Kiss I used to call them telephone zombies, but Phono Sapiens is much more catchy. Spread the word :)

4kapes

NEW THINGS BAD

I have the same opinion about Fyfe : what an incredible drummer. A perfect mix between precision, power ans creativity. #totalRespect

They've never been the same band since he left. What is Fyfe doing now?

Amin brother!

He's an amazing drummer just sorry he's still not with these lads I'd say they would have been even better with him still there

fyfe dances when/where others are walking, that might have something to do with it. respex.

haha good catch

Well spotted!

Hell yeah... What a concert... A master piece !

Fuck yeah!

Agreed

Matthew Turner Well spotted. He is on fire there. And then some.

Was into these boys back in the day. Was just wondering does fyfe still drum with them? I recall he left the band?

+Steve Gold he left a looooooooong time ago man. Couldnt cope with touring and several other issues in the band ( had some serious trouble when recording infernal love(. But their new drummer is really good as well.

Cheers for the info. Infernal love was the last album of there's I got. Lost track of them after that but just downloaded loads of albums released after Infernal love. Will give them a listen.

As long as I've been going to see them I have never been disappointed

"Before youtube there was MTV"... Yes, you are right.... In French there is a famous expression : "un temps que les moins de vingt ans ne peuvent connaître". It could ne translate by : "if you are less than 20 you can't have heard about it". But actually it would be more appropriate to talk about people who are under 40 😁😁😁. Many thanx to the uploader for this magnificent gift. A piece of my youth....

cuoccimix not metal, though

sort of crossover indeed.

I like their albums a lot , I think that it is true that they' re something more emotional and the punky root is more present then the " noise " in their actual sound . I think that they had been so successfull with troublegum cuz after Nurse they found the exact urban sound of that times. I also think that coming out with a single like Diane ( I mean : it is a really beautiful song ) made us teens of the 90' think that they had become something too different and not very heavy, so after Infernal Love they lost in popularity . Really great band ! Really underrated, I am listeninig a lot to " Disquiet" these days .

Once he left the band, they were finished

HauptmanNase Not exactly.

wyrd finished not in terms of fame, but their music became very predictable

Emotion Connect I respectfully disagree. I think that Suicide pact - You first is a great album, and different from what they did before. Never Apologize Never Explain also is a great album. Both came out after Fyfe left the band.

+Emotion Connect the new album is very very good though, and so was the previous one... High anxiety was even better

+PearlJen86 Yeah, I met them in The Netherlands. They full well know Troublegum was their highlight, an epic mark in alternative trash rock music. They also cannot believe they are still touring and known. Quite modest and grateful for their life. Then we pointed them to a sushi place :)

Was there too !!!!

Incorrect son try Motörhead back in the 80’s

...Animal Bones.... Another brillant and powerfull rythm played by one of the best drummer of that Time...

That’s the cover of the trigger inside single. Maybe Andy himself?

@@mikesbucketlist8420 A young Jeffrey Dahmer is my best guess.

Andy kerins

Paul King