Manic Street Preachers The Holy Bible
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Jawaharal
December 16th 2005


1832 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

ummm, well some sorta similar post-punk albums are...

wire-pink flag

Mission Of Burma-Vs.

Minutemen-Double Nickels On The Dime

jeremythepsycho
December 22nd 2005


31 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

ooh i'll check these cds out asap.

Killtacular
December 22nd 2005


1314 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

This is good. Really good. But not five star material.

Jawaharal
December 22nd 2005


1832 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

Blasphemy!!!

Killtacular
December 22nd 2005


1314 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Nah, not really. There's like three songs towards the end that I don't care for. And one other in there somewhere.

Jawaharal
December 22nd 2005


1832 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

I like them all alot :/

jeremythepsycho
December 22nd 2005


31 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

Same here, i like all of the songs, especially The Intense.. [it takes a while to get used to the longlong sample, but that solo near the end of the song.. it's just amazing] Well, i guess it's all about people's tastes, so yeah.

jeremythepsycho
December 22nd 2005


31 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

And i also wanna tell people that "Yes" is THE appropriate opener for this album. It's just [as i will quote this reviewmajingy from the 10th Anniversary edition] their 'tabula rasa', and 'because it's the the album in miniature'.

Sepstrup
December 22nd 2005


1567 Comments


Just giving this album my first listen-through. It's great (Won't rate it until I've heard it plenty more times, though)

francesfarmer
June 30th 2006


1477 Comments


I don't like this album. Too bland for me.

Jawaharal
July 23rd 2006


1832 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

must... destroy... francesfarmer...

Neoteric
July 23rd 2006


3243 Comments


must... help... Jawaharal...

francesfarmer
July 23rd 2006


1477 Comments


Try...not...to.

BringHomeTheBacon
July 29th 2006


248 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

I don't like this album nearly as much as I used to. I think it's because the whole songwriting formula becomes tiring after a while. I can only stand so many songs that use a 3 note guitar riff intro and the cram-as-many-words-as-possible vocal style. But it's still has many excellent songs: the ones Iai recommended and Ifwhiteamerica... This Message Edited On 07.29.06

Cygnus Inter Anates
July 29th 2006


721 Comments


It's becuase they're Communist isn't it?

BringHomeTheBacon
July 29th 2006


248 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

They're not tr00 commies, Wikipedia says they're socialists.

Neoteric
July 30th 2006


3243 Comments


Faster

I am stronger than Mensa, Miller and Mailer
I spat out Plath and Pinter
I am all the things that you regret
A truth that washes that learnt how to spell
That's where he got it from!


Two-Headed Boy
September 4th 2006


4527 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

I got the single disc version for a good price.



This album owns.

veggie 3.14
January 10th 2007


13 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

Absolutely fantastic album... bought it on the incessant recomendations of a friend, and it's just totally blown my mind.



Highly recomended.

SlutHero
February 4th 2007


3 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

This album defies words. It took me months to get into, but is both life-consuming and life changing, introducing you to new schools of thought and countless pieces of obscure art and literature which have countless references throughout the albums lyrics. Almost every song is perfect, the only real throwaway track is REVOL, and i still love it musically. It is impossible to overstate the backstory, with rifts between the band devolping, Richeys frightening mental health and cts of insanity... it's an utterly tragic story and about the most terrifyingly relevant and pure pieces of art ever.



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