Trigger Inside

"Trigger Inside"

Single by Therapy?

Released

28 February 1994

Rock / Heavy metal

A&M

Therapy? singles chronology

Nowhere
(1994)

Trigger Inside
(1994)

Die Laughing
(1994)

"Trigger Inside" is a song by the band Therapy? and a single released on 28 February 1994 on A&M Records.^[1] It is featured on the Troublegum album. The single reached number 22 in the UK Singles Chart,^[2] and number 16 in the Irish Singles Chart.^[3]

The single was released on CD, CD Digipack, 12" Vinyl, Yellow 7" Vinyl and Cassette.

Track listing

No.	Title	Length
1.	"Trigger Inside"
2.	"Nice N' Sleazy" (Originally by The Stranglers)
3.	"Reuters" (Originally by Wire)
4.	"Tatty Seaside Town" (Originally by The Membranes)

Track listing (12")

No.	Title	Length
1.	"Trigger Inside" (Psycho Amigo Mix)
2.	"Trigger Inside" (Psycho Amigo Instrumental)
3.	"Nowhere" (Sabres of Paradise Mix)
4.	"Nowhere" (Therapeutic Distortion Mix)

Personnel

Andy Cairns: vocals/guitar
Fyfe Ewing: drums
Michael McKeegan: bass
Chris Sheldon: producer on "Trigger Inside"
John Robb: producer on "Nice N' Sleazy", "Reuters", "Tatty Seaside Town"
Jonathan Barrett: engineer on "Nice N' Sleazy", "Reuters", "Tatty Seaside Town"

Promo video

Trigger Inside

References

Therapy?

Andy Cairns Michael McKeegan Neil Cooper Fyfe Ewing Martin McCarrick Graham Hopkins

Studio albums	Babyteeth Pleasure Death Nurse Troublegum Infernal Love Semi Detached Suicide Pact - You First Shameless High Anxiety Never Apologise Never Explain One Cure Fits All Crooked Timber A Brief Crack of Light Disquiet

Compilations	Caucasian Psychosis Hats Off to the Insane Born in a Crash So Much For the Ten Year Plan Music Through a Cheap Transistor The Gemil Box

Live album	We're Here to the End

Selected Singles and EPs	"Teethgrinder" "ShortSharpShock" EP "Face the Strange" EP "Opal Mantra" "Nowhere" "Trigger Inside" "Die Laughing" "Stories" "Loose" "Diane" "Church of Noise" "Lonely, Cryin', Only"

Videos	Scopophobia

Related articles	List of rare songs by Therapy? Andy Cairns solo discography The Beyond Cable

This article is issued from Wikipedia - version of the 8/9/2014. The text is available under the Creative Commons Attribution/Share Alike but additional terms may apply for the media files.