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Therapy? Alternative Rock 1995 UK

Genre:	Rock
Performer:	Therapy?
Title:	Infernal Love
Style:	Alternative Rock
Date of release:	1995
Country:	UK
MP3 album size:	1905 mb
FLAC APE album size:	1115 mb
WMA album size:	1515 mb
Digital formats:	ASF MOD RA XM DXD DMF AIFF

Tracklist Hide Credits

A1	Epilepsy	3:50
A2	Stories Music By – Michael McKeegan	3:11
A3	A Moment Of Clarity	6:01
A4	Jude The Obscene	3:32
A5	Bowels Of Love Guitar – Michael McKeegan	2:53
A6	Misery	3:40
B1	Bad Mother Music By – Martin McCarrick	5:45
B2	Me Vs You	6:23
B3	Loose	2:59
B4	Diane Lyrics By, Music By – Grant Hart	4:59
B5	30 Seconds	5:24

Credits

Backing Vocals – Al Clay*, Fyfe Ewing, Michael McKeegan
Bass – Michael McKeegan
Cello – Martin McCarrick
Design – Jeremy Pearce, Simon Carrington
Drums, Percussion – Fyfe Ewing
Guitar, Vocals – Andrew J. Cairns*
Lyrics By, Music By – Andrew J. Cairns* (tracks: A1 to B3, B5)
Other [Insanity] – David Holmes
Photography By – Anton Corbijn
Photography By [Background] – Lewis Mulatero
Producer, Engineer, Mixed By – Al Clay*
Saxophone – Simon Clarke

Notes

Made in the Netherlands.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: 731454037945
Rights Society: BIEM/STEMRA
Label Code: LC 0485

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
540 379-1	Therapy?	Infernal Love ‎(LP, Album, Ltd, Red)	A&M Records	540 379-1	UK	1995
540 379-2	Therapy?	Infernal Love ‎(CD, Album)	A&M Records	540 379-2	Europe	1995
3764398	Therapy?	Infernal Love ‎(CD, Album, RE, RM + CD, Comp + Dlx)	Mercury, Universal Music Group	3764398	Europe	2014
INFERCD 1	Therapy?	Infernal Love ‎(CD, Album, Promo)	A&M Records	INFERCD 1	UK	1995
none	Therapy?	Infernal Love ‎(Acetate, LP)	A&M Records	none	UK	1995

Ytli

I wouldn't necessarily say this sounds better than the CD versions but it does sound rather good and noticeably different. Guitars are a little less crisp but not to the detriment of the music.This album is easily one of my favourite Therapy? albums along with Nurse, Troublegum and Suicide Pact (You First). I kind of flit between this and Suicide Pact depending on what mood I'm in. Both have exceptional production and sound design that brings the tracks to life as well as the space between the tracks. Underrated rock record from one of the best out there.