Disco de Therapy?: “So Much for the Ten Year Plan: A Retrospective 1990-2000”

Not bad. Almost really the best of the Irish guys playing a good good good (and good) rock music.

Some nice songs are surely missing. It happens, especially when the space on a cd is slightly limited.

But most of their famous stuff is right here, ready to please your ears with every memorable sound. Just do yourself a favour, enjoy the every track this unique band put on the cd, trace their history from the glorious 1993 to the less successful recent years, and be sure Therapy? are not gone, and we may easily expect their new chedevres with their new albums.

I think this CD gives a good summary of all the albums that were released previously. It reflects the development of Therapy? through the albums perfectly, the greatest hits being present on the album as well. Other classics, like Meat Abstract and Teethgrinder, are present as well. Although I do miss Opal Mantra. My personal favourites are present: Nowhere, Screamager, Straight Life. However, for the real T? fans, this album would be a waste of money. The two new tracks, which are OK, do not justify this. The other edition of this album, with some B-sides, would be a better purchase. Still, if you're new to Therapy?, this album would be a good one to start at.

I love Therapy? endlessly and this is a good best-of, containing the band's most "famous" songs, but lacking the real great ones. , as the band says, it's a retrospective album, ten years of great music indeed. But I miss my personal favorites in here : "Turn", "Animal Bones", "Me vs you", "Little tongues first", "Hate Kill Destroy" or "Black Eye, Purple Sky". It would also be cool if they would have recorded the guitar-live version of "Diane", the one that was on "Infernal Love" is in my opinion one of the weakest Therapy? songs ever. On the other hand, I like "Bad Karma follows you around" - it's a great live song. I didn't get to hear "Fat Camp" yet, but I will as soon as one of my friends is buying this CD. A big recommodation for everyone that is getting new to Therapy? but it isn't quite great as a best of. Get the original albums for eternal listening pleasure.

is what this album is. The songs are very comically delightful but if you're a HARD rock fan this album may not be for you. Though packed with quite a few nice beats, and the ever popular (if only in my mind) "Screamager", it proved to not be quite the Therapy? I was looking for. It did however keep me laughing, maybe it will do the same for you.