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Everything I love about music...I have put off writing a review on this album simply because I don't think anything I could write would do it justice. This is one of the greatest releases of the 90s, and were it not for a couple of so-so tracks, I would put on the 'All-Time" list. Perhaps on the strength of the other songs this *is* and "All-Time greatest" album. No matter, though, because the Manics really outdid themselves on this one.This was the first album by the Manics I ever purchased. Living in the States, I was not a…
The eye of a stormNo You Love Us spurts from this album. Nicky uses more direct words and you know what he means. Not a masterpiece like GT, and The Holy Bible. Not as good as EMG but it is the Manics and they still mean something. As a Manics fan I prefer their earlier stuff, many new fans like EMG and after, but Im a new fan and like the Richey era. This is nothing like the Punk of GT or the sorrow of The Holy Bible. It is on it's own. Nobody loved You does seem the perfect song on it, singing mostly about Rich…
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format: 1 x CD record label: Epic catalog number: 4917036 release dates: 1998 in Europe view details |
13 tracks
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format: 1 x CD record label: Epic catalog number: 4917036 release dates: 1998 in Europe view details |
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format: 1 x CD release dates: Sep 9 1998 in Japan view details |
13 tracks
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format: 1 x CD record label: Virgin Records US release dates: Jun 8 1999 view details |
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