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The second half of this interview about the US tour covers Know Your Enemy https://www.nme.com/news/music/manic...e-solo-3309414
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Clearly they are not doing the KYE gigs. They are probably getting more for the US gigs anyway.
New album in 2023 please. |
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That's the shirt I bought but the KYE print is on the wonk. Kontraband have 'apologised' but can't exchange it as no XXL left. £25 for a shirt with a print on the piss isn't great, |
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Arriving fashionably late to the Rosebud appreciation. What a gorgeous melody, very TIMTTMY
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I'd not heard Fear of Motion or Masking Tape before getting this new version of the album. I really like both a lot, so to me I'm getting even more 'new' songs haha :D
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Oh if they'd only given the best b-sides (Masking tape, Pedestal and Fear of Motion) new mixes too.. |
Masking Tape is a phenomenonal song that I've only got into in the last 6 months or so. Some of the vocal delivery in that song is extremely Freddie Mercury-esque, especially when he belts out the last line of the song. It deserved to be given a remix and to be put on one of the revised tracklistings.
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Wednesday update, holdin' on...
Albums 1 Robbie Williams - XXV (37,462) * 2 Ozzy Osbourne - Patient Number 9 (12,774) * 3 Manic Street Preachers - Know Your Enemy (5,214) ^ 4 Harry Styles - Harry's House (4,738) 5 The Amazons - How Will I Know If Heaven Will Find Me? (4,214) * |
What happened to the Let Robeson Sing Keyboard demo?
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Another red herring? |
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Really liking His Last Painting today. It expertly continues from Rosebud and Just A Kid, completing a melancholy trio with the same thoughtful grown up but rocking, somewhat raw tone. These new mixes still retain the rough-hewn vibe of the originals, adding a little more dynamics and juiciness. But that austerely serious core is still in there, especially in HLP. This song was to me just lost in the KYE tracklist, but I have a niece who says it's their absolute fav Manics song. In this sequence I can understand her choice. It's certainly a very stylish one.
It also functions as a mini ending within the tracklist, before the more golden and warmer ending trio of LRS - GD - Epicentre. Not a single wrong choice on DTTR for me. With a set this good it's no wonder the other album suffers a tiny bit (not much but a little). They had to sacrifice from somewhere and I'm glad it was this way around, making DTTR as good as it can be would have been my priority too. In another gush of praise, I absolutely adore the new burning teal and slightly violet cover. I've always loved the KYE cover and consider it the most "manicsy" image there is, with its combo of an oil coloured painting with agitprop grotesque font sloganeering. Just instantly conjures "MANIC STREET PREACHERS" in my mind. I could not imagine that they can outdo it, and they haven't, but it's certainly a worthy sidegrade. I use the new teal one for Door to the River, and the old one for Solidarity, which adds even more unique character to the records. |
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Already made the non-album tracks a nominal disc 3 and the demos disc 4. *EDIT* Hacked together some artwork so each disc has the right album name. Based on the re-issue artwork... 1200x12000px versions: https://drive.google.com/drive/folde...qI?usp=sharing https://i.ibb.co/cFTDj7m/Door-To-The-River.jpg https://i.ibb.co/P6B0g6n/Solidarity.jpg https://i.ibb.co/FzDbpNr/Solidarity-alt.jpg |
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