The Manics' first anthem, and still a fan favourite
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The Top 50 Guitar Riffs Of All Time: 50-26
The greatest riffs ever, as voted for by you!
The MusicRadar Team, Mon 23 Nov 2009, 8:00 am GMT
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Ticket To Ride
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Motorcycle Emptiness
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The Trooper
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Foxy Lady
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Under The Bridge
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Tie Your Mother Down
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Profits Of Doom
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Cult Of Personality
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Dr Feelgood
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New Born
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Have Love, Will Travel
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I Wanna Be Your Dog
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Symphony Of Destruction
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Start Me Up
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Money
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Hey Hey, My My (Into The Black)
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Airbag
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The Ocean
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I Feel Fine
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Sunshine Of Your Love
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Walk
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Crazy Train
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Killing In The Name
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Welcome To The Jungle
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Rock And Roll
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When is a guitar riff not a riff, but actually a melody or a lead line? This cut from Manic Street Preachers’ 1992 debut LP Generation Terrorists blurs all of the boundaries but showcases the lead talents of James Dean Bradfield; surely one of the finest British guitarists of his generation.
JDB’s Slash-influenced Les Paul neck pickup wailing is abundant in this, the first sign that the Manics were not just eyeliner-smeared sloganeers but potential stadium-fillers too.
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