Manic Street Preachers: Next Direction? - Page 3 - Forever Delayed

BrianPowell · #31 05-05-2009, 13:47

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Originally Posted by Son of Stopped

First ten minutes starts with Nicky Wire building himself up to start wanking over a picture of David Cameron.
Last ten minutes end with a "cash register solo" whilst a television has news reports in the background with the band going:
"LALALALALALA! WE CAN'T HEAR YOU! WE CAN'T HEAR YOU! LALALALALALALALALALALALAAAA!"
And with the same old bollocks in between.
***** in Q. 9/10 NME. **** Uncut and the BNP want to use track three for their campaign.
And they still can't sell out their tours.

Fucking Love Your Insane Warblings Kidda

wireobsessed · #32 05-05-2009, 13:49

Really don't mind as long as they are quality tracks and musically great lyrics. I love ther variety the Manics have and hope it continues for a long time

Deets · #33 05-05-2009, 13:50

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Originally Posted by Son of Stopped

First ten minutes starts with Nicky Wire building himself up to start wanking over a picture of David Cameron.
Last ten minutes end with a "cash register solo" whilst a television has news reports in the background with the band going:
"LALALALALALA! WE CAN'T HEAR YOU! WE CAN'T HEAR YOU! LALALALALALALALALALALALAAAA!"
And with the same old bollocks in between.
***** in Q. 9/10 NME. **** Uncut and the BNP want to use track three for their campaign.
And they still can't sell out their tours.

you forgot

"they miss the top spot by just 50 copies"

BrianPowell · #34 05-05-2009, 13:50

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Originally Posted by wireobsessed

Really don't mind as long as they are quality tracks and musically great lyrics. I love ther variety the Manics have and hope it continues for a long time

Yeah, Spot On That Mate.

adore failure · #35 05-05-2009, 13:50

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Originally Posted by Deets

to be honest I'm more interested which label will launch The Next Album.
Heavenly - part of EMI? they seem to like each other
or maybe they will stay in Sony? or release their new album in their own label? I don't think they would do the same as Radiohead did.

They still have one more album on their deal with Sony - it's a ten album deal, not including compilations.

Deets · #36 05-05-2009, 13:54

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Originally Posted by adore failure

They still have one more album on their deal with Sony - it's a ten album deal, not including compilations.

are you sure? not nine? I've heard several times there are 9 albums in Sony deal. after KYE they signed for 2 more? or I'm wrong?

Midlands_Junk · #37 05-05-2009, 13:54

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Originally Posted by adore failure

They still have one more album on their deal with Sony - it's a ten album deal, not including compilations.

before JFPL they said their next album would be their last with Sony, and that after JFPL they'd be trying something different.

I imagine it'll be SATT meets TIMTTMY

Pasquerel · #38 05-05-2009, 13:56

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Originally Posted by adore failure

They still have one more album on their deal with Sony - it's a ten album deal, not including compilations.

It was quite widespread that JFPL is their last one with Sony. Or was it only a speculation?

Manic Franco · #39 05-05-2009, 13:57

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Originally Posted by Midlands_Junk

I imagine it'll be SATT meets TIMTTMY

I would like to see that!

Manic Franco · #40 05-05-2009, 13:58

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Originally Posted by lovesean4ever

where have you BEEN the last few weeks?!

haha sorry haven't followed the latest Manics news lately, only some main news announcements about JFPL.

Pasquerel · #41 05-05-2009, 14:02

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Originally Posted by Midlands_Junk

I imagine it'll be SATT meets TIMTTMY

Please no. Rather the 'Rappin' Jimmy' stuff than another mid-tempo boredom.

Tiortranew · #42 05-05-2009, 14:37

I hope it's going to be a more acoustic album. "Facing Page: Top Left" meeting "Small Black Flowers..." and the more ambient-like songs like "S.Y.M.M.". The only thing I really don't want is Eringa as the producer. All their strongest albums had a different producer. What about Rick Rubin or Brian Eno?

Dancing Kirby · #43 05-05-2009, 15:00

Stylistically, JFPL is the perfect Manics album, a middle ground between THB and EMG. I'd just like them to build on this sound while experimenting a bit more with the actual songs so as not to just repeat themselves.

Midlands_Junk · #44 05-05-2009, 15:07

indeed.
rather than just another self-parodying album like SATT, i'd like something that covers the diversity of the manics with some actualy depth. Even Nicky said SATT was quite a shallow album.
I'd like it to be:
25% Dirty Hard Post Punk
25% Acoustic Loveliness
25% EMG/TIMT Anthemic style (without going all SATT)
25% Ambient soundscape post-rock type stuff e.g. The Vorticists etc

each style explored in greater depth, rather tha just being repetetive.
3 of each. 12 tracks. 4 singles, one of each style. deeper and more meaningful lyrics. brilliant.

Deets · #45 05-05-2009, 15:22

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Originally Posted by Tiortranew

I hope it's going to be a more acoustic album. "Facing Page: Top Left" meeting "Small Black Flowers..." and the more ambient-like songs like "S.Y.M.M.". The only thing I really don't want is Eringa as the producer. All their strongest albums had a different producer. What about Rick Rubin or Brian Eno?

they'll be sued by Coldplay, Satriani and few others for stealing Viva La Vida-esque melody haha

I've heard about Rick's methods of work. he wants the band to write lots of tracks and then chooses the best tracks. he leaves the band all the time and just demands for better tracks. he's quite overbearing, I don't think the Manics would agree for such deal.

I like short albums, not longer than 45 minutes. I really dislike long albums or double albums. what for? I want it short.