Manic Street Preachers On Their Best Songs (Part One)

[@jamesadcock5235]

How different does James look on motorcycle emptiness. They always sound so doubtful about themselves but they are about as talented as a band can be. Proves they are the real deal. very real awesome people

[@AlisonBryen]

Sean Moore : such a chatterbox!!!

[@Torthrodhel]

Nixon's one of my favourites of theirs too, lovely to see it mentioned in a list like this!

[@voyeurcoma638]

I don't know what their best songs would be but I think the best albums are Generation Terrorists, The Holy Bible, Everything Must Go and Journal For Plague Lover's.

[@cherryripe9512]

Motown Junk... released in 2000? Really? ._.

[@cherryripe9512]

I have no idea if it even was remastered, haha.

[@stevenstratton4785]

Songs must be like " lovers" or " children" to the writer. So the band can't be subjective on this, I think.... Commercial / Critical opinion must play a part.... Most bands, when promoting the latest CD, always say that this is the best work yet..... But the Manics aren't most bands......

[@justinlandy5133]

this is my truth wasn't bland.Some sensational songs on that album, black dog, be natural, manics being too harsh on their work !

[@Torthrodhel]

They did say "supposed blandness" so maybe they're talking more about opinions they heard than opinions they hold?

[@cherryripe9512]

Makes sense. Still weird... Everything else was with the actual years.

[@anarchovegan9738]

I made the mistake of buying the Album, Lifeblood. non of that record is worth listening to again

[@Corstopitum]

anarcho vegan 1984

[@Gramscifreedom]

I thought that for a longtime but the more I listened to it the more appreciative I’ve become. In fact I’m very much looking forward to the reissue tomorrow.