Manic Street Starcasters

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timhulio
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I always found The Preachers to be painfully self-righteous and they always act as if permanently constipated.

That motorbike song was okay though.
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Mike wrote:The Manic Street Preachers are GREAT.

The Holy Bible is a masterpiece, the albums either side very good and there's always something to like on whatever record they make. I am a FAN.
+1

Some dude on Denmark Street told me that he hadn't heard Holy Bible riffs played instore for a long time and shook my hand.

He was probably trying to sell me something though. The prick.
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Never got them myself. Not one little bit.
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I thought they really moved up a level with Everything Must Go. They weren't really the same band as they'd been; they were better. Probably should have changed the name. I find it bizarre that people are so obsessed with the period when they had that nutter who couldn't play guitar in them. It was a bit extreme how they kicked him out but it had to be done.
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ekwatts wrote:It was a bit extreme how they kicked him out but it had to be done.
:lol:

Most 1990's guitar bands took things to cereal.
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