I got into the Manics early on well before the first album came out, I think when Richey vanished they became a different band and i haven't really listened to their stuff since 1995, to many strings for me.
I wonder if the interviewer was expecting anything like this. Richey's interviews are always amazingly honest, he speaks more candidly and coherently about depression than any public figure I've seen.
Having grown up with the Manics since I was 11 year old boy and I'm now a 21 year old man I still find this hard to watch. I come back to it every now and then to help me get a sense of perspective- he'll articulate how I feel far better than I ever could.
Richey was truly one of the most beautiful human beings to ever exist. If more people followed his lead and adhered to his values the world would be a far nicer place, more fascinated by culture than celebrity. One day I hope to join him, be it in heaven, on earth, or the deepest depths of hell. RJE forever, I raise a glass to you. LSG x
I believe he's just trying to illustrate that people who didn't share his childhood with him, didn't see him grow up, don't really know what he's experienced in his life on a personal basis, can't really make judgements about his life and himself as a person like he can about himself.
I got into the Manics early on well before the first album came out, I think when Richey vanished they became a different band and i haven't really listened to their stuff since 1995, to many strings for me.
gazwilwah 2 months ago
I wonder if the interviewer was expecting anything like this. Richey's interviews are always amazingly honest, he speaks more candidly and coherently about depression than any public figure I've seen.
pigriser 7 months ago 2
I love how k
SeriouslyRandom20 10 months ago
Having grown up with the Manics since I was 11 year old boy and I'm now a 21 year old man I still find this hard to watch. I come back to it every now and then to help me get a sense of perspective- he'll articulate how I feel far better than I ever could.
ShortestFuse 1 year ago 7
Richey was truly one of the most beautiful human beings to ever exist. If more people followed his lead and adhered to his values the world would be a far nicer place, more fascinated by culture than celebrity. One day I hope to join him, be it in heaven, on earth, or the deepest depths of hell. RJE forever, I raise a glass to you. LSG x
LSGaravard 1 year ago 3
what does he mean somewhere in this interview when he says "I know what happened to me when I was a child?"
LeppardPrintAnimal 2 years ago
@LeppardPrintAnimal
Oh no, not this again...
thebobbseytwins 2 years ago
I believe he's just trying to illustrate that people who didn't share his childhood with him, didn't see him grow up, don't really know what he's experienced in his life on a personal basis, can't really make judgements about his life and himself as a person like he can about himself.
backinburntcity 2 years ago
Poor Rich =[
Noirie93 2 years ago 7
A wee boy lost! I wish his family all the best.
Moir79 2 years ago 4