Everything Must Go: 10th Anniversary Deluxe Edition (disc 2)

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Artist Manic Street Preachers

Title Everything Must Go: 10th Anniversary Deluxe Edition (disc 2)

Release type Album

Date of release 6th November 2006

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Record label Sonybmg

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Everything Must Go: 10th Anniversary Deluxe Edition (disc 2) Tracklisting

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, Nick's House '96)
7. No Surface All Feeling (acoustic demo, Nick's House '96)
8. Interiors (Song for Willem de Kooning) (acoustic demo, Nick's House '96)
9. The Girl Who Wanted to Be God (acoustic demo, Nick's House '96)
10. A Design for Life (first rehearsal, Cardiff '95)
11. Kevin Carter (first rehearsal, Cardiff '95)
12. Mr Carbohydrate
13. Dead Trees and Traffic Islands
14. Dead Passive
15. Black Garden
16. Hanging On
17. No-One Knows What It's Like to Be Me
18. Horses Under Starlight
19. Sepia
20. First Republic
21. Australia (Stephen Hague production)
22. The Girl Who Wanted to Be God (Stephen Hague production)
23. Glory, Glory

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Reviews

The Best Manics album

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"... Read full review »

The day the Manics went mega

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-s... Read full review »

Absolutely amazing!

You simply must buy this album!
For me,it's the Manics best album and full of cracking songs.
Everything Must Go,Kevin Carter,A Design For Life - it's just packed full of songs that sound great.
There is so much energy and enthusiasm in their songs and when you take the... Read full review »

Lyrics

You can get the lyrics to the songs on Everything Must Go: 10th Anniversary Deluxe Edition (disc 2) from the Bands Only Manic Street Preachers lyrics section.