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| Disc: 1 | |||
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| 1. Elvis Impersonator: Blackpool Pier | |||
| 2. A Design For Life | |||
| 3. Kevin Carter | |||
| 4. Enola/Alone | |||
| 5. Everything Must Go | |||
| 6. Small Black Flowers That Grow In The Sky | |||
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| Disc: 2 | |||
| 1. Dixie | |||
| 2. No Surface All Feeling (demo) | |||
| 3. Further Away (demo) | |||
| 4. Small Black Flowers That Grow In The Sky (demo) | |||
| 5. No One Knows What It's Like To Be Me (demo) | |||
| 6. Australia (acoustic demo) | |||
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| Disc: 3 | |||
| 1. Bonus DVD: | |||
| 2. The Making of 'Everything Must Go' | |||
| 3. TV performances: | |||
| 4. Small Black Flowers That Grow In The Sky (Later...With Jools Holland) | |||
| 5. Australia (Later...With Jools Holland) | |||
| 6. A Design For Life (TFI Friday) | |||
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
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I'm totally shocked i didn't own this earlier this is a truly fantastic record not a single filler on it!! An amazing album well worth the money probably the best thing to ever come out of Wales!
12 of 15 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
This album was the point when the Manics started to sell by the bucketload and finally reach the status they had envisaged for years before. It is therefore even more tragic that Richey, the one who most craved the fame and glamour wasn't there to live the dream.
Its great to see this album getting a grand re-release, with loads of live cuts, b-sides and demos. And a whole DVD of extras as well.
The Brits performance of A Design For Life is worth the entrance fee alone - when James, Nicky and Sean played their hearts out for their lost friend. A truly magical moment.
Lets just hope that next year we get a 15th anniversary Generation Terrorists set of equally high standard.
Its great to see this album getting a grand re-release, with loads of live cuts, b-sides and demos. And a whole DVD of extras as well.
The Brits performance of A Design For Life is worth the entrance fee alone - when James, Nicky and Sean played their hearts out for their lost friend. A truly magical moment.
Lets just hope that next year we get a 15th anniversary Generation Terrorists set of equally high standard.
5 of 7 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
This was first released back in 1996 and was the first Manics album without Richey Edwards. The shouty brash punk of previous releases, Generation Terrorist and The Holy Bible are replaced by anthemic terrace songs and lilting acoustics. "Australia" "Enola/Alone" and the classic "Design For Life" are the stanouts from the original album but this has so much more, two discs more!
The Brits performance of "Design For Life" the scratchy demos of "Australia" and "The Girl Who Wanted to Be God" not to mention various b-sides, live festival and TV appearences. What a great album.
The Brits performance of "Design For Life" the scratchy demos of "Australia" and "The Girl Who Wanted to Be God" not to mention various b-sides, live festival and TV appearences. What a great album.
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