Channel: Trash Theory

Category: Education

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Description: For those that adored the Manic Street Preachers in the early 90s, no other band will ever compare. At first mixing political rhetoric and literary wit with populist glam punk, they kicked back against the impartial shoegaze, baggy and acid House scenes, and, for the first time since the Smiths, they felt like a British band that actually had something to say. Their masterwork 1994’s The Holy Bible, formed of dark metallic post-punk, tangled head on with the worst impulses of human-kind, masterminded by their driving force “guitarist,” Richey Edwards. But if one gazes too deeply into the abyss, there is a chance that person might get lost. This is New British Canon and this is the story of The Holy Bible. “4 stone 7 pounds” #ManicStreetPreachers #TheHolyBible #MusicDocumentary Fact-checking by Serenity Autumn. Soundtrack Luar - Clouds (soundcloud.com/luarbeats) Jesse Gallagher - The Golden Present Luar - Anchor (soundcloud.com/luarbeats) 00:00 Prologue 01:11 Manic Street Preachers: An Introduction 08:42 "I Want Everyone Corrupt": Faster 13:29 "The Sky is Swollen Black": Creating The Holy Bible 17:35 "Such Beautiful Dignity in Self Abuse": 4st 7lb 24:58 The Aftermath of The Holy Bible 27:27 "Libraries Gave Us Power": A Design For Life You can also follow me here: Twitter: twitter.com/TrashTheory Facebook: facebook.com/TrashTheoryYT Or support me on Patreon: patreon.com/TrashTheory