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Street Preachers Generation Terrorists 1992 Columbia Records |
Slash N' Burn |
You
Love Us Democracy Coma Crucifix Kiss Motorcycle Emptiness Tennessee Repeat (Stars and Stripes) Condemned to Rock 'n' Roll |
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first album from the melodic neo-punksters. From the dark, sarcastic lyrics
of Richey James to the pop feel from the rest of the band, this is an iuntriguing debut. |
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Street Preachers Gold Against the Soul 1993 Columbia Records |
Sleepflower From Despair to Where Scream to a Sigh (La Tristesse ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... Durera) Yourself Life Becoming a Landslide |
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Drug Druggy Roses in the Hospital Nostalgic Pushead Symphony of Tourette Gold Against the Soul |
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like this one too much, and I don't know why. Maybe the lyrics were just
TOO dark for my tastes. Whatever the reason, I don't listen to this one too often. |
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Street Preachers Everything Must Go 1996 Epic Records |
Elvis
Impersonator: ..... ...... ..... Blackpool Pier A Design for Life Kevin Carter Enola / Alone Everything Must Go Small Black Flowers that Grow ... ... .... ..... ..... ... ... in the Sky |
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Girl Who Wanted to be God Removables Australia Interiors (Song for ..... ..... ..... Willem de Kooning) Further Away No Surface All Feeling |
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first album after Richey James' disappearance. Under mysterious circumstances,
too. He was even featured on the British version of America's Most Wanted. As a result, and also in spite of, his disappearance, the lyrics are mostly upbeat. Or maybe it just feels that way because the music feels upbeat. Regardless, this is an excellent record. Also one of the first Britpop albms I ever bought. |
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