9 thoughts on “ Intravenous Agnostic - Manic Street Preachers - Know Your Enemy (Minidisc, Album) ”

1. Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for Know Your Enemy - Manic Street Preachers on AllMusic - - The massive success of the Manics' post-Richey 5/

   Reply
2. Features Song Lyrics for Manic Street Preachers's Know Your Enemy album. Includes Album Cover, Release Year, and User Reviews.

   Reply
3. This item: Know Your Enemy by Manic Street Preachers Audio CD £ Only 12 left in stock. MANIC ST PREACHERS Know Your Enemy (Original UK track CD album featuring the singles So Why So Sad Found That Soul and Ocean Spray complete with the original lyric booklet picture sleeve) 'Intravenous Agnostic' is probably the exact /5(43).

   Reply
4. Informationen zum Album Know Your Enemy von Manic Street Preachers. Notierung in den Charts, Chartwochen, Musikvideos, Releases und mehr.

   Reply
5. Mar 19,  · Know Your Enemy is the sixth studio album by Manic Street Preachers. It was supported by four singles; two of them, “Found That Soul” and “So Why So sad”, were released on .

   Reply
6. From my own standpoint, Know Your Enemy is the second installment of an awkward trilogy of sorts for the Manics. Their previous album, This Is My Truth, took the band to a commercial extreme. The songs were more accessible and melodic than anything they had done up to that point, and this album sounds like a knee-jerk reaction to all of that/5(36).

   Reply
7. Know Your Enemy holds its place in the Manic’s career as being the point the band ‘lost it’, and such claims can be seen as true. Not since Generation Terrorists had the band put out something so packed with filler and misguidance, and by now it was assumed the band had learnt their lesson, but to say that would be to ignore the purpose.

   Reply
8. Know Your Enemy, an Album by Manic Street Preachers. Released 19 March on Epic (catalog no. 2; CD). Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop Rock. Featured peformers: James Dean Bradfield (guitar, vocals), Nicky Wire (bass, vocals, acoustic guitar, design), Sean Moore (drums, trumpet, programming), Nick Nasmyth (keyboards, backing vocals), Dave Eringa (producer), Manic Street Preachers.

   Reply
9. Mar 22,  · TIMTTMY introduced me to the band and EMG re-iterated that they were a good group, but it was Know Your Enemy that turned me into a full-on fan. Which probably explains a lot about me. Fantastic album. Love love love love love it to bits in all its manic, schizophrenic craziness. A lot of utterly immortal moments and should-be live classics.

   Reply