Manics announce National Treasures details, single release and gig
Manic Street Preachers have announced details of their forthcoming complete singles collection, National Treasures, plus a gig and a new single to coincide with the release.
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The brand new track is a cover version of 's 1983 single This Is The Day. It will be released on 7 November, a week after the album.
It is the first time the Manics have issued a cover version as a single since 1992's Suicide Is Painless.
National Treasures will be available as a double CD, a double CD and DVD set and a box set with 38 vinyl-finish CD singles, a poster, a DVD, 7" vinyl copies of New Art Riot, Suicide Alley and Jackie Collins Existential Question Time, plus special lipstick and vanity mirror. A limited number will also include a 7" vinyl copy of Motown Junk.
Tracklisting of National Treasures:
- Motown Junk
- Stay Beautiful
- Love's Sweet Exile
- You Love Us
- Slash 'N' Burn
- Motorcycle Emptiness
- Suicide Is Painless
- Little Baby Nothing
- From Despair To Where
- La Tristesse Durera (Scream To A Sigh)
- Roses In The Hospital
- Life Becoming A Landslide
- Faster
- Revol
- She Is Suffering
- A Design For Life
- Everything Must Go
- Kevin Carter
- Australia
- If You Tolerate This Your Children Will Be Next
- The Everlasting
- You Stole The Sun From My Heart
- Tsunami
- The Masses Against The Classes
- So Why So Sad
- Found That Soul
- Ocean Spray
- Let Robeson Sing
- There By The Grace Of God
- The Love Of Richard Nixon
- Empty Souls
- Your Love Alone Is Not Enough
- Autumnsong
- Indian Summer
- (It's Not War) Just The End Of Love
- Some Kind Of Nothingness
- Postcards From A Young Man
- This Is The Day
In support of the release, Manic Street Preachers will play the full track-listing live at London's O2 on Saturday 17 December. According to the band, it will involve: "Glitter, glamour, special guests and a ticker-tape celebration. A never to be repeated one-off visual experience encompassing 21 years of MSP with 38 songs - from 1990's Motown Junk to (but not in order!) 2011's This Is The Day. There will be an interval in order to top up on refreshments and like all the best parties, you'll talk about it for years to come and your friends will wish they'd been there."
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Comment number 1.
At 30th Aug 2011, Paul wrote:Please tell they not going to break up after this , they a great band and loved them from the early day's
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