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Manic Street Preachers: Next Direction?
So We've Heard Manic Street Preachers Will Start Work On A New Record Around Autumn Time, But Being A Band Who Have Made Every Album Sound Different From The Last, Yet Making It Sound Like A Manic Street Preachers Record, What Will Be The Direction Of The Next Album, Plus Albums To Follow?
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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.
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Seeing as they ballsed up Generation Terrorists a proper punk rock album, with Dave Eringa back on tea making duties.
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I have my doubts about them doing the same thing as Radiohead as well. I hope they do something different and not another SATT.
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How Would A More Acoustic Manics Album Appeal To Fans etc Stripped Down?
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I actually wouldn't mind a more acoustic album. It would be something different.
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I wouldn't mind an acoustic album but I wouldn't want to wait 2 or 3 years for it. An album plus a disc of acoustic tracks like Foo Fighters' In Your Honour would be good.
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Maybe More Songs Like Hibernation, Small Black Flowers That Grow In The Sky, This Is Yesterday. This Is A Strong Side To The Manics I'd Like To Hear More Of.
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I Don't Mean To Be An Ass But Why Do You Type Your Posts Like They're Headlines Or Titles?
Anyway, I'd quite like a more acoustic-based direction too. Things like KYE's ramshackle acoustic rockers, JFPL's more tender moments or say Black Dog on My Shoulder really make me intrigued how nifty a whole album in that sort of direction would be.
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An album of Joke Sport Severeds would do me.
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I am intrigued by your insistence on putting a Capital Letter At The Start Of Each Word in every single one of your posts...
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hehe George v Brian round 1
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i really didn't think my caps lock addiction to start a word was intriguing/important, Anyway, Like Black Dog On My Shoulder, This Joke Sport Severed. That Would Be intriguinG.
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i dON'T tHINK tHE aCOUSTIC sONGS oN tHE nEW aLBUM aRE aS gOOD aS tHOSE fROM tHE gats oR emg dAYS.
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Personally I Would Hate The Next Album To Be Full Of Acoustic Songs. Maybe It's Just Because They Were B-sides, But I Felt The Acoustic B-sides For SATT Were All, Without Exception, The Poorest Of The SATT Era Songs And Possibly Even The Poorest Songs They've Written In Their Career. I Don't Think They Would Properly Make Use Of Their Talents If They Restrict Themselves To Acoustic Songs, Certainly Not Sean's Powerhouse Drumming.
I Would Like Them To Experiment A Bit, But Do It With Instruments Plugged In. Maybe Stuff In The Same Direction As The Vorticists?
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