therapy?-Punishment Kiss

Therapy live on irish tv show On The Waterfront,presented by Robert Arkins and Felim Gormley in 1992.

[@AJT041979]

Holy crap this is as old as it gets! They are still this awesome and as anyone who has met them will tell you, the nicest people on the planet.

[@mattjammy9884]

I first saw them around this time, Cracking Live band.......This is rare as shit to see Therapy? at the the time Pleasure Death came out......Saw them a few times between this time till about 1993! Thanks for posting!!! Got hairs on the back of my neck sticking up....the memories!!!

[@davidfox7983]

Serious shit

[@hushsky]

I have this recorded on videotape , recorded it off rte 2 back in the day lol Meat abstract as well

[@greenyamo1321]

Brilliant, down hill after the haircut

[@Santeria78]

Many thanks for putting this up, too. Want more of such rare stuff, please! Cheers from Germany!

[@fyfe79]

Best video on youtube! Thanks a lot :)

[@Naefukabootio]

Epic upload! Thanks so much! Love Punishmant Kiss!

[@brianmclam]

Great vid., but I was living in Ireland (Ballinasloe) back then, and I saw this show but I remember them playing Meat Abstract. Any chance of putting that one up too?

[@HugoDoesGaming]

....which Andy announced as "a Dire Straits song".

[@jayk9777]

Check lockdown sessions

[@sandymilenaparragarcia8943]

therapy is love

[@jayk9777]

amazing I can just imagine being there but no live gigs till when 2021 later masks gloves social distance its a mind fuck

[@someoneelse101]

What venue is this at?

[@flaps1000]

Brilliant. Saw in Manchester in 1995 and Monsters of Rock supporting Metallica.

[@nman06]

Wtf, Jimmy Rabbitte!

[@tortelli]

shit, that's old! the only time I'he seen long haired andy was on caucasian psychosis back sleeve.. Saw them on monsters of Rock, 1995 - São Paulo

[@scottblack9213]

At this time 89/90 right up to 1994, Therapy? were the most original and electrifying band - Truly original and exciting. Better than Nirvana, on a par with Sonic Youth, as good as the Pixies - essentially a "world class band" - No other British/Irish/Euro band could match them. They even gave Metallica a run for their money around 1993. Unfortunately, this band were the sum of their parts and once Fyfe Ewing left, the magic disappeared - what followed was pedestrian and predictable heavy metal. Such a shame really - if you take Copeland out of The Police or Peart from Rush - what have you got? Not much - well Ewing proved to be much more than the "drummer" in this band. Cairns seems genuinely depressed since the departure. Sad.