Generation Terrorists Manic Street Preachers

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  • Release Date: 06/25/2002
  • Original Release: 1992
  • Sales Rank: 56,363
  • Label: COLUMBIA EUROPE
  • UPC: 5099747106026

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Generation Terrorists

1LISTENSlash N' Burn 3:59
2LISTENNat West-Barclays-Midlands-Lloyds 4:32
3LISTENBorn to End 3:55
4LISTENMotorcycle Emptiness 6:08
5LISTENYou Love Us 4:18
6LISTENLove's Sweet Exile 3:29
7LISTENLittle Baby Nothing 4:59
8LISTENRepeat (Stars and Stripes) 4:09
9LISTENTennessee 3:06
10LISTENAnother Invented Disease 3:24
11LISTENStay Beautiful 3:10
12LISTENSo Dead 4:28
13LISTENRepeat (UK) 3:09
14LISTENSpectators of Suicide 4:40
15LISTENDamn Dog 1:52
16LISTENCrucifix Kiss 3:39
17LISTENMethadone Pretty 3:57
18LISTENCondemned to Rock 'N' Roll 6:06

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Debut albums rarely come as ambitious as the Manic Street Preachers' Generation Terrorists. Released in England as a double album (it was trimmed to the length of a single record in America), the album teemed with slogans, political rhetoric, and scarily inarticulate angst. Since the Manics deliver these charged lyrics as heavy guitar-rockers, the music doesn't always hit quite as forcefully as intended. The relatively polished production and big guitar sound occasionally sell the music short, especially the lesser songs, yet the Manics' passion is undeniable, even on the weaker cuts. While the album is loaded with a little bit too much unrealized material in retrospect, its best moments -- the fiery "Slash N' Burn," "Little Baby Nothing," the incendiary "Stay Beautiful," the sardonic "You Love Us," and the haunting "Motorcycle Emptiness" -- capture the Manics in all their raging glory. Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

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