Life Becoming a Landslide EP
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| Life Becoming a Landslide EP | ||
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| EP by Manic Street Preachers | ||
| Released | February 7, 1994 | |
| Genre | Rock | |
| Label | Epic Records | |
| Manic Street Preachers chronology | ||
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| "Faster/P.C.P." (1994) |
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Life Becoming a Landslide was a 1994 UK single by the Welsh rock group Manic Street Preachers, and was taken from their second album Gold Against The Soul. It remains an important insight into the mindset of the band's lyricist/guitarist Richey Edwards, and a poignant exploration of the metamorphosis of child and adult roles. Certain lines in the song, such as My idea of love comes from a childhood glimpse of pornography, exemplify this. It could also be seen as a precursor to the fully orchestrated, epic sound the band would adopt after Edwards' disappearance, ironically precluded by the aggressive guitar sound of the seminal The Holy Bible album. The EP is noted for its b-side Comfort Comes: the first Manics track to explore the raw, claustrophobic, cold yet impassioned aesthetic which would be illustrated on The Holy Bible. The song reached #36 in the UK charts in February 1994.
[edit] Track listing
- "Life Becoming A Landslide"
- "Comfort Comes"
- "Are Mothers Saints?"
- "Charles Windsor" (McCarthy cover)
| Manic Street Preachers |
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Band members: James Dean Bradfield - Nicky Wire - Sean Moore |
| Former members: Flicker (Miles Woodward) - Richey James Edwards |
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| Albums: Generation Terrorists - Gold Against the Soul - The Holy Bible - Everything Must Go - This Is My Truth Tell Me Yours - Know Your Enemy - Lifeblood |
| EPs: New Art Riot - Life Becoming a Landslide - God Save the Manics |
| Compilations: Forever Delayed - Lipstick Traces |
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