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A few years ago, I was a big fan of the Manics album "Everything Must Go." The liking of this led me to search for their other albums and decided to go randomly for Gold Against The Soul. Now though, I don't enjoy EMG much anymore at all and find the band's works from the album and going on simply dire and with the exception of "If you tolerate this" and "The masses against the classes" I feel that they have failed to keep up with themselves. But many years on (we're thinking at least five since I got it now) and I still rarely take out Gold Agiainst the Soul from my cd player. I didn't thinkmore… for one minute as I bought this CD that I had just bought what was going to be one of my all time favourtie albums. It's one of those rare albums that you grow to love and find them so listenable many years on, especially after leaving it for a bit. On this one CD the band have produced some of their best, from the banging opening track (Sleepflower) to the well produced Roses in the Hospital and the hard edge of Symphony of Tourette, this album is hard rock at some of its best. It's hard to fault any of the songs and although I admit that I haven't heard much of the Manics before this album and have heard very little of what they've done after Everything Must Go, but I'd be very surprised if this brilliant and long-lasting album has ever been repeated by a band who in my opinion have lost their touch for creating truly great songs. For that reason alone, this album is a must buy.

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Music > Albums

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CD

Release Type:

Retail

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Title:

Manic Street Preachers - Gold Against the Soul (2002) Retail CD

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Back

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