Manic Street Preachers - God Save the Manics
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Album Review
Release date: 20 April 2005
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Eclectic of style. Political in content. Ah... the Manics return
After the string of Brit awards, the Number One anthems, the lighters waving in the air, you can see why Manic Street Preachers feel the need to prove they're still red in tooth, claw and ideology. Back in the days when they were promising to split up as soon as they had released an album, they had to struggle for acceptance as a band of substance and seriousness: now, weighted down with...
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