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This is the third instalment to our Manic Street Preachers themed BONUS mini-series Be Pure, Be Vigilant, Behave. In part 3, Mouth-Off's host Clary Saddler interviews STEPHEN LEE NAISH, author of the books Riffs and Meaning, and Modern Music Masters.

We take a deep dive into the career of Manic Street Preachers, discussing their early manifesto and the band’s relevance in today’s political climate and musical landscape.

Credits:

Intro Music - music by Clary Saddler

Running Away – lyrics and music by Omar Rodriguez-Lopez

Look at the Fool – lyrics and music by Tim Buckley

Motorcycle Emptiness - lyrics by Edwards and Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore

Faster – lyrics by Edwards and Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore

A Design for Life - lyrics by Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore

Black Square - lyrics by Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore

Hold me Like a Heaven - lyrics by Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore

The Love of Richard Nixon - lyrics by Wire, music by Bradfield andMoore

Little Baby Nothing - lyrics by Edwards and Wire, music by Bradfield andMoore

Let Robeson Sing - lyrics by Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore

Motown Junk - lyrics by Edwards and Wire, music by Bradfield andMoore

No Surface, All Feeling - lyrics by Wire, music by Bradfield andMoore

Outro Music - music by Clary Saddler

Stephen Lee Naish's top 10 Manic Street Preachers Spotify Playlist:

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6QLufbPCPy226FqBulHX71

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