#ManicsAnthology
14: Futurology
It feels nice to be in agreeance with the Manics fan base at large for once; this is a great record.
Futurology
Walk Me To The Bridge
Let’s Go To War
Sex, Power, Love and Money
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7: Destiny’s Child - Bills, Bills, Bills
The first repeat offender on my list, everything about this single and video is so fantastically ridiculous and brings me great joy; the audacity of “automobills” alone earns it a spot here.
https://t.co/bzcOkrrrqH
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17: Before (1996)
Wonderfully unlike much else in their catalog, the smooth soul sound fits them well; the joke of the promo sleeve is naughtier than usual for them but fits their sense of humor perfectly.
https://t.co/yn5DGIwH2s
#lookandplay (309)
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No rules. The only limit is our imagination.
Look 👁️ & 🎶 Play
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8: Suede - Electricity
The song that changed my mind about Suede, it’s still as thrilling today as the first time I heard it.
https://t.co/xtMeD2cgfd
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18: I didn’t get where I am today (2003)
No stranger to a well-placed sample, the Boys make excellent use of the late-60’s pop gem “Father’s Name is Dad” as the base for this one. (2/2)
https://t.co/Yb3d30qo3W
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18: I didn’t get where I am today (2003)
Another excellent hold out from ‘Release’, this one captures a sixties pop vibe very well and wouldn’t have been out of place in the ‘Very’-era. (1/2)
https://t.co/9zHdolF4a7
@Top10Nathan “Adored”, “Resurrection” and especially “She Bangs The Drums” (and “Fool’s Gold”) are incredible; the rest is fine at best. One of my best friends is one of those obsessed with this record but I’ve never understood why it’s still so revered to this day.
@gigsintoon@robdickinson911@catherinewh33l I love the songs on this record but the production was a little too slick for me; the acoustic versions he did on tour were wonderful. I’d love a proper release of a full show from around this time.
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12: Postcards From A Young Man
They fully embrace making a big dumb stadium rock record and it suits them well.
(It’s Not War) Just the End of Love
Postcards From A Young Man
Hazleton Avenue
A Billion Balconies Facing the Sun
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9: Geri Halliwell - Look At Me
Ginger Spice answered the doubts if she could make it on her own with a MASSIVE yes. Everything about this single is pop genius.
https://t.co/wHXmjZj5NJ
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19: Positive role model (2002)
The best-of single that never was, it was part of the musical before getting a proper *ahem* release as the b-side to “London” (in Germany, very PSB) then finally settling on the excellent ‘Disco 3’.
https://t.co/ScQRzZkk2p