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Manic Street Preachers - The Holy Bible Live
Manic Street Preachers - The Holy Bible Live
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In December 2014, Manic Street Preachers set out on a UK tour where they would play their career-defining album The Holy Bible in full for the first — and probably last — time. At shows in Glasgow, Manchester and London, James Dean Bradfield, Nicky Wire and Sean Moore propelled themselves through the blackness of the album on the twentieth anniversary of its initial release, and of the band’s legendary Astoria shows played in support of the record.
The Holy Bible Live was recorded across the three nights played at the Roundhouse in London. Every track from the original album — played in full, vicious form — is returned to here, helping create the perfect document of a band at their creative zenith, and of their unfaltering power.
The recordings on The Holy Bible Live were mixed by Dave Eringa in the months following the shows. There are no overdubs — just the sound of a three-piece band tearing through a classic album, and the unified voices of every member of the audience singing it back to them.
Tracklist
1. Yes – Live at the Roundhouse, London (2014)
2. Ifwhiteamericatoldthetruthforonedayit'sworldwouldfallapart – Live at the Roundhouse, London (2014)
3. Of Walking Abortion – Live at the Roundhouse, London (2014)
4. She Is Suffering – Live at the Roundhouse, London (2014)
5. Archives of Pain – Live at the Roundhouse, London (2014)
6. Revol – Live at the Roundhouse, London (2014)
7. 4st 7lb – Live at the Roundhouse, London (2014)
8. Mausoleum – Live at the Roundhouse, London (2014)
9. Faster – Live at the Roundhouse, London (2014)
10. This Is Yesterday – Live at the Roundhouse, London (2014)
11. Die in the Summertime – Live at the Roundhouse, London (2014)
12. The Intense Humming of Evil – Live at the Roundhouse, London (2014)
13. P.C.P. – Live at the Roundhouse, London (2014)






