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Hans 07-06-2010 07:06

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Originally Posted by The Gutless Wonder (Post 2004187)
OK, maybe not quite mosh to Autumnsong but arm waving - deffo! Anyway, lets get 'em back to No 1 again.

(multiple copies everyone, yeah?)

You don't mosh to Autumnsong. You don't wave arms. You air guitar.

http://musicthings.files.wordpress.c.../07/slash1.jpg

Multiple copies? What the hell for? I don't count on wearing the first one out.

Dancing Kirby 07-06-2010 09:08

The death of the singles chart has been heralded for many a year but it's all but officially dead now. Literally nobody cares apart from fans of fading artists who can get a cheap top ten hit that will be talked about for... never.

Today it's all about how many hits your video can get on YouTube. The Manics currently suck at YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/user/Manicstv

All this talk of getting on the radio when they don't even need the radio anymore. How can this have passed a tech nerd like Sean by?

Takk 07-06-2010 20:02

http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/music/ne...manics-lp.html


WENN
Manic Street Preachers have revealed a number of details about their upcoming album Postcards From A Young Man.

The group told NME that one track, 'A Billion Balconies Facing The Sun', features ex-Guns N' Roses bassist Duff McKagan.

Three other tracks are said to feature a gospel choir, while the band's Nicky Wire quipped "back of the net" when told that the title track sounded like Queen.

Frontman James Dean Bradfield said: "We're going for big radio hits on this one. It isn't a follow-up to Journal For Plague Lovers, it's one last shot at mass communication."

Wire added: "We've always been about infiltrating the mainstream. It was a conscious decision this time to want to hear ourselves on the radio. Our mantra at the start was, 'If you've got something to say, say it to as many people as possible'."

A potential lead single is titled 'It's Not War Just The End Of Love' and Wire claimed: "I believe in the tactile nature of rock 'n; roll. There's a generation missing out on what music meant to us.

"You can only elaborate on the stuff that compels you to. But 'It's Not War...' is kind of saying, 'Alright, we're not 18, but even at 40 the rage is still there'."

StandAndStare 07-06-2010 20:05

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Originally Posted by Takk (Post 2004780)
'Alright, we're not 18, but even at 40 the rage is still there'.

Which explains the album title.

Joe-eh 07-06-2010 20:41

Quote:

Originally Posted by Takk (Post 2004780)
Three other tracks are said to feature a gospel choir, while the band's Nicky Wire quipped "back of the net" when told that the title track sounded like Queen.

Frontman James Dean Bradfield said: "We're going for big radio hits on this one. It isn't a follow-up to Journal For Plague Lovers, it's one last shot at mass communication."

I'm really not sure if this scares me or excites me :/
The last thing I want is another SATT :(

Son of Stopped 08-06-2010 00:14

Ok then, here's a good topic about the album... what do you think the first thing you'll hear will be when you play the album?
I'm placing all my bets on a gospel background and just when you think "THIS is the new Manics record?" in comes James with the first guitar riff off the album.

franny 08-06-2010 07:40

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Originally Posted by Son of Stopped (Post 2004933)
Ok then, here's a good topic about the album... what do you think the first thing you'll hear will be when you play the album?
I'm placing all my bets on a gospel background and just when you think "THIS is the new Manics record?" in comes James with the first guitar riff off the album.

I reckon a crescendo of violins a la You Love Us [Heavenly]

Porco 08-06-2010 08:02

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Originally Posted by Son of Stopped (Post 2004933)
Ok then, here's a good topic about the album... what do you think the first thing you'll hear will be when you play the album?
I'm placing all my bets on a gospel background and just when you think "THIS is the new Manics record?" in comes James with the first guitar riff off the album.

James calmly and quietly utters...
"This amp is great, I love it. What's it called?" And then the music kicks in.

Dizzy Spell 08-06-2010 08:42

I reckon it will be be a quote. I love the quotes!

Deets 08-06-2010 09:27

gospel? :eh:

franny 08-06-2010 09:38

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Originally Posted by Deets (Post 2005046)
gospel? :eh:

they got themselves some gospel choirs

Deets 08-06-2010 09:54

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Originally Posted by franny (Post 2005050)
they got themselves some gospel choirs

James went for extra course and now he can sing like all of them:

http://www.carolmarksmusic.com/gospel.jpg

you geddit? The Manics... I knew they like changing their style. but WTF.

franny 08-06-2010 10:06

Wrong pic Deets, you mean

http://i811.photobucket.com/albums/z...amesGospel.jpg

Dext37 Fielding 08-06-2010 11:29

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Originally Posted by franny (Post 2005058)

Very good!

UEF 08-06-2010 11:36

An autotune solo intro from Ke$ha


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