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View Poll Results: Favourite Manics Instrumental Track? | |||
Horses Under Starlight (Kevin Carter single) | 19 | 17.43% | |
The Vorticists (Autumnsong single) | 36 | 33.03% | |
You Know It's Going To Hurt (Indian Summer single) | 14 | 12.84% | |
'Untitled' (website-exclusive) | 2 | 1.83% | |
Alien Orders / Invisible Armies (Journal For Plague Lovers Japanese bonus track) | 10 | 9.17% | |
Ostopolitik ((It's Not War) Just The End Of Love single) | 9 | 8.26% | |
See It Like Sutherland (Radio Wales Music Day 2013 exclusive) | 9 | 8.26% | |
Other* (define in comments) | 10 | 9.17% | |
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I probably should have put an an end-date on the poll before Manorbier and left that for another poll in the future... never mind.
I think Manorbier is great, but it wouldn't change my vote for The Vorticists. I don't get people who hate all instrumentals, do they get tetchy during guitar solos? Lyrics/words/vocals are of course a massive part of the Manics' work, but sometimes I think it's nice to just focus on the music, and it's hardly a large proportion of their tracks that are without lyrics.
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I don't usually listen to Manics's instrumentals but when I do I listen to See It Like Sutherland
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I really like Ostopolitik. Manics instrumentals are always great.
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Why do people call it Ostopolitik? When did that start? On the CD single cover it is clearly called Ostpolitik. Which is a word, whereas Ostopolitik certainly isn't. Does anyone know where the "alternative" spelling crept in?
Same with "The Vortices" (not a word) when the Autumsong 7" gives the title as "The Vorticists". Are mislabelled mp3s from apple/amazon to blame? (sorry for the boring digression!)
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The Vorticists being named wrongly on the download versions annoys me too, making my typo even worse. Although 'vortices' is actually a word, a plural of vortex, so perhaps an automated spell-checker was to blame.
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I swear that it actually is 'Ostopolitik'. The 'correct' spelling might have just been a misprint on the CD single, a la the 'Wyndam/Wyndham Lewis' thing on the back of the SATT lyrics booklet. It would make more sense as well, not being a word. This is the same band who gave you the apostrophe in 'Ifwhiteamerica...', remember
And the first mention on the FD, via the Manics' Twitter: http://foreverdelayed.org.uk/forum/s...&postcount=540 It says 'Ostopolitik' on my iTunes download too. I am sorry, my sheer pedant side is taking over here. tl;dr: To all intents and purposes it probably should be called 'Ostpolitik' but the confusion around the name has stemmed from the Manics' own silliness. |
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The iTunes spelling means diddly-squat, as does twitter, IMHO. I think bachelorette is right, I think the title is Ostpolitik like it's spelt on the CD single release.
They should be more careful when communicating instrumental b-sides' titles anyway!
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Something I just don't get: how can The Vorticists coexist with Autumnsong?
My vote goes to YKIGTH.
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Even after the release of Futurology, it's still See It Like Sutherland for me.
Manorbier, a close second.
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Definitely Dreaming A City now that Futurology has been released, all the style and tempo changes. Still a big fan of Manorbier though and always had a soft spot for Horses Under Starlight with Sean's trumpet solo n all.
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Another vote for Manorbier here.
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#43
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Dreaming A City has been stuck in my head on a loop for days now!
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Before Futurology was "the vorticists" my favorite but for now is Dreaming a City and Mayakovski. I hate Manorbier.
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I voted Ostopolitik (this spelling used as it appears this way on Spotify).
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