Manic Street Preachers - Suicide is Painless @ Madrid 1992

[Generation1Terrorist]

i think i'm correct in saying the Manic Street Preachers are the greatest and best band that ever lived. WE LIVE IN URBAN HELL, WE DESTROY ROCK AND ROLL.

[TheCynthiUhh]

Ahh, so young here..

[thisjigisup]

"i've got no interest in other people's music" lol what an asshole

[thehomefront]

i'd like to stick my drum stick right up the bass players ass for being such a cunt

[Generation1Terrorist]

@thehomefront i'd like to stick the headstock of the bass player's bass up your "ass" for being even more of a cunt.

[Radar12]

rockiN!

[brycestardust]

ImYourFear, you're clearly talking rubbish. James Dean Bradfield's first published lyric was Ocean Spray, from the Know Your Enemy album, which was released almost 10 years after Suicide is Painless.

[lordwilberforce]

No, no, this song was written by Johnny Mandel (music) & Mike Altman (lyrics). Mike Altman is the son of the original film's director, Robert Altman, and was 14 years old when he composed the song's lyrics.

The Manics released a cover version as a charity single to help The Spastics Society (now Scope) in 1992. It was their first UK top ten hit.

I hope that's clarifed your obvious confusion on this matter.

[morg3171]

I remember james in school his father was a carpenter. James was picked on all the time because he wore glasses and was short. Now whos laughing. Well done james you shown them all.

[drav6]

nicy wicy