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Track Listings
| 1. Hey Satan - You Rock |
| 2. Who Knows |
| 3. Stand in Line |
| 4. Nobody Here But Us |
| 5. Watch You Go |
| 6. If It Kills Me |
| 7. Not In Any Name |
| 8. My Voodoo Doll |
| 9. Limbo |
| 10. Last Blast |
| 11. Rust |
| 12. Never Ending (Hidden Track) |
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Whether you're new to Therapy? or have been following them for years, this is a must-have. It's a cracking album and very possibly their best yet. From the opening bars and tongue-in-cheek blasphemy of 'Hey Satan, You Rock' through to 'Never Ending' (which does actually end) there is barely a moments respite. Vital punky riffs, melodic vocal hooks and plenty of singalongaheadbang moments, this album has flavours of Ash, Undertones and Stiff Little Fingers at their best, together with the trademark Therapy? energy. Enjoy. I did.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
I had only heard about the new Therapy Album a few days before it was released and took a chance on buying it, after frankly being dissapointed with the Direction that there Previous album "Shameless" had taken, it was a good Album but seemed to lack therapy's magic of previous efforts like TroubleGum and the always wonderful Infernal Love,
I can say that I was not Dissapointed this time and I found High Anxiety to be a good album using some of the better elements from Shameless and Throwing in some of the rock An Roll Elements of Troublegum.
The Fun Humour in "Hey Satan you rock" brought a smile to my face and the Passion of "If it should kill me" Brings the Album to life.
A great Job Therapy Keep it up.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
The album starts out melodic, a lot more so than previous offerings, but quickly the usual grind returns. This is Therapy? back to the sound on "Suicide Pact, You First" and it suits them well. A relatively short album, "High Anxiety" is pretty powerful. The Therapy? sound is back and Andy Cairns as usual lets his accent shine through; in my opinion this is one of the things that makes Therapy? as an act. Opener 'Hey Satan - You Rock' may lack subtlety in the title but is includes a great riff and some of Mr Cairns' most ... well ... there's a tune in there, and he sings it. Which is nice.
Other highlights of the album include current single (at the time of writing) 'If It Kills Me' which typifies the album as a whole - more melodic than previous outings but easily as heavy. As you'd expect the playing is faultless and the band stick to their guns from start to finish.
I gather the band are getting more publicity with this album and while it's not my favourite they certainly deserve it. A worthy addition to their portfolio but no Troublegum.
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Most Recent Customer Reviews
Prompt despatch
The album was a birthday present and was shipped the same day as the order. My brother was very happy with the service.
Published on 29 Mar 2010 by Mrs. L. Buchan
nice one
this album rocks. its that simple. the boys are back with a bigger and thicker sound.the songs are all pretty dammed good and the better songs on show here are excellent like the... Read more
Published on 7 Aug 2007 by whitetrashtrixie
a modern classic
therapy? always rocked,but this is quite possibly their heaviest album yet,granted it isnt as heavy as hate eternal but for therapy? Read more
Published on 22 Feb 2006 by sean paul mccann
Hey Therapy?- You Rock
I can still rememeber the day I first heard T?, many years ago while sitting in the back of the car and listening to the Radio1 Rock Show. Read more
Published on 24 Nov 2004
Let's not get carried away...
Therapy? are my favorite band. Therapy? are also the biggest influence in my life. I stated those 2 facts for what i'm about to say my shock those whose already done reviews on... Read more
Published on 17 Feb 2004 by Mr. Robert A. Spacey
Therapy? - 'High Anxiety'
'Hey Satan - You Rock' the opening title of 'Therapy's?' latest offering sets the tone for one of the best comeback albums in the last 10 years. Read more
Published on 28 May 2003 by MarqVas
High Anxiety? I need some Therapy!
Quite simply one of the worst albums I've ever had to listen to. There isn't a single redeeming feature on this album. It's a long way from the Trigger Inside. Read more
Published on 16 May 2003 by "dampen"
Therapy at their Best
In my opinion this is Therapy's best album by a longshot. It's rare to get an album with a full set of good songs but this is just that. Read more
Published on 15 May 2003 by Simon
Therapy? are on a Roll
They've done it again! Therapy? have managed to pull another top album out of the bag with High Anxiety. Read more
Published on 14 May 2003 by IW Hutchinson
Hey Therapy? - You Rock...
P>It's fair to say that since their heyday of "Troublegum" and "Infernal Love", Therapy? have been underachieving. Almost like they were going soft in their old age. Read more
Published on 11 May 2003 by Dave Smith
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