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* The fact that the band managed to carry on after [[FaceOfTheBand Richey]] disappeared is awesome in and of itself.
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* The fact that the band managed to carry on after [[FaceOfTheBand Richey]] disappeared [[TheBandMinusTheFace Richey disappeared]] is awesome in and of itself.
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** [[CrowningMomentOfFunny And he won't let anyone forget it!]]
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** [[CrowningMomentOfFunny [[SugarWiki/FunnyMoments And he won't let anyone forget it!]]
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* The last four or so minutes to "[[CrowningMusicOfAwesome Condemned To Rock And Roll]]". It's pretty much the band in overdrive.
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* The last four or so minutes to "[[CrowningMusicOfAwesome "[[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic Condemned To Rock And Roll]]". It's pretty much the band in overdrive.
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** Their follow-up, ''Resistance Is Futile'' managed to achieve the same spot.
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* The rare B-Side "[[AmericanPsycho Patrick Bateman]]" deserves a mention. The lyrics and the solo at the end are phenomenal.
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* The rare B-Side "[[AmericanPsycho "[[Film/AmericanPsycho Patrick Bateman]]" deserves a mention. The lyrics and the solo at the end are phenomenal.
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** The single was deleted on the day of it's release, and yet it still managed to make the number one spot!
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** The single was deleted on the day of it's its release, and yet it still managed to make the number one spot!
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* Nicky Wire has a degree in politics from Swansea University (the same one Richey attended).
** [[CrowningMomentOfFunny And he won't let anyone forget it!]]
** [[CrowningMomentOfFunny And he won't let anyone forget it!]]
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* ''Journal for Plague Lovers'' ends with the sombre "William's Last Words", which as the title implies seems to be a musical suicide note, or perhaps the last thoughts of a dying man. It ends the album on a sombre note...at least, until we reach the bonus hidden track, "Bag Lady", which is ''awesome''. It's a bass-driven post-punk song reminiscent of {{Music/Magazine}} or GangOfFour that opens with the affirmative line "'''I am not dead.'''" The song's lyrics are no less depressing, discussing the impermanence of beauty and ultimately one's own existence, but to hear the line "I am not dead" immediately after a song about a person that is dying is ''powerful''.
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* ''Journal for Plague Lovers'' ends with the sombre "William's Last Words", which as the title implies seems to be a musical suicide note, or perhaps the last thoughts of a dying man. It ends the album on a sombre note...at least, until we reach the bonus hidden track, "Bag Lady", which is ''awesome''. It's a bass-driven post-punk song reminiscent of {{Music/Magazine}} or GangOfFour Music/GangOfFour that opens with the affirmative line "'''I am not dead.'''" The song's lyrics are no less depressing, discussing the impermanence of beauty and ultimately one's own existence, but to hear the line "I am not dead" immediately after a song about a person that is dying is ''powerful''.
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* ''Journal For Plague Lovers'' ends with the sombre "William's Last Words", which as the title implies seems to be a musical suicide note, or perhaps the last thoughts of a dying man. It ends the album on a sombre note...at least, until we reach the bonus hidden track, "Bag Lady", which is ''awesome''. It's a bass-driven post-punk song reminiscent of {{Music/Magazine}} or GangOfFour that opens with the affirmative line "'''I am not dead.'''" The song's lyrics are no less depressing, discussing the impermanence of beauty and ultimately one's own existence, but to hear the line "I am not dead" immediately after a song about a person that is dying is ''powerful''.
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* ''Journal For for Plague Lovers'' ends with the sombre "William's Last Words", which as the title implies seems to be a musical suicide note, or perhaps the last thoughts of a dying man. It ends the album on a sombre note...at least, until we reach the bonus hidden track, "Bag Lady", which is ''awesome''. It's a bass-driven post-punk song reminiscent of {{Music/Magazine}} or GangOfFour that opens with the affirmative line "'''I am not dead.'''" The song's lyrics are no less depressing, discussing the impermanence of beauty and ultimately one's own existence, but to hear the line "I am not dead" immediately after a song about a person that is dying is ''powerful''.''powerful''.
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* Ushering in the new Millennium by playing to 57,000 people on New Years Eve, 1999, as part of their "Leaving The 20th Century" concert.
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* Their twelfth album ''Futurology'' got the number two spot in the charts. Their '''twelfth''' album. Seems they're still relevant, almost 30 years on.
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* Their twelfth album ''Futurology'' got the number two spot in the charts. Their '''twelfth''' album. Seems they're still relevant, almost 30 years on.on.
* ''Journal For Plague Lovers'' ends with the sombre "William's Last Words", which as the title implies seems to be a musical suicide note, or perhaps the last thoughts of a dying man. It ends the album on a sombre note...at least, until we reach the bonus hidden track, "Bag Lady", which is ''awesome''. It's a bass-driven post-punk song reminiscent of {{Music/Magazine}} or GangOfFour that opens with the affirmative line "'''I am not dead.'''" The song's lyrics are no less depressing, discussing the impermanence of beauty and ultimately one's own existence, but to hear the line "I am not dead" immediately after a song about a person that is dying is ''powerful''.
* ''Journal For Plague Lovers'' ends with the sombre "William's Last Words", which as the title implies seems to be a musical suicide note, or perhaps the last thoughts of a dying man. It ends the album on a sombre note...at least, until we reach the bonus hidden track, "Bag Lady", which is ''awesome''. It's a bass-driven post-punk song reminiscent of {{Music/Magazine}} or GangOfFour that opens with the affirmative line "'''I am not dead.'''" The song's lyrics are no less depressing, discussing the impermanence of beauty and ultimately one's own existence, but to hear the line "I am not dead" immediately after a song about a person that is dying is ''powerful''.
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* Their twelfth album ''Futurology'' got the number two spot in the charts. Their TWELFTH album. Seems they're still relevant, almost 30 years on.
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* Their twelfth album ''Futurology'' got the number two spot in the charts. Their TWELFTH '''twelfth''' album. Seems they're still relevant, almost 30 years on.
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* The B-Side "[[AmericanPsycho Patrick Bateman]]" deserves a mention. The lyrics and the solo at the end are phenomenal.
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* The rare B-Side "[[AmericanPsycho Patrick Bateman]]" deserves a mention. The lyrics and the solo at the end are phenomenal.
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* The B-Side "[[AmericanPsycho Patrick Bateman]]" deserves a mention. The lyrics and the solo at the end are phenomenal.
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* They were also the first Western band to play live in Cuba. They even met Fidel Castro!
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* They were also the first Western band to play live in Cuba. They even met Fidel Castro!Castro!
* Their twelfth album ''Futurology'' got the number two spot in the charts. Their TWELFTH album. Seems they're still relevant, almost 30 years on.
* Their twelfth album ''Futurology'' got the number two spot in the charts. Their TWELFTH album. Seems they're still relevant, almost 30 years on.
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** The single was only available for purchase for one day, and yet it still managed to make the number one spot!
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** The single was only available for purchase for one day, deleted on the day of it's release, and yet it still managed to make the number one spot!
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** The single was only available for purchase for one day, and yet it still managed to make the number one spot!
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* The fact that the band managed to carry on after Richey disappeared is awesome in and of itself.
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* The fact that the band managed to carry on after Richey [[FaceOfTheBand Richey]] disappeared is awesome in and of itself.
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* The last four or so minutes to "Condemned To Rock And Roll". It's pretty much the band in [[CrowningMusicOfAwesome overdrive]].
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* The last four or so minutes to "Condemned "[[CrowningMusicOfAwesome Condemned To Rock And Roll". Roll]]". It's pretty much the band in [[CrowningMusicOfAwesome overdrive]].overdrive.
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* The last four minutes to "Condemned To Rock And Roll". It's pretty much the band in [[CrowningMusicOfAwesome overdrive]].
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* The last four minutes to "Condemned To Rock And Roll". It's pretty much the band in overdrive.
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* The last four minutes to "Condemned To Rock And Roll". It's pretty much the band in overdrive.[[CrowningMusicOfAwesome overdrive]].
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* The ending to "Condemned To Rock And Roll".
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* "A Design For Life", "Kevin Carter", "Enola/Alone", "Australia" and the title track from ''Everything Must Go''.
* Theending last four minutes to "Condemned To Rock And Roll".Roll". It's pretty much the band in overdrive.
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* The fact that the band managed to carry on after Richey disappeared is awesome in and of itself.
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* The fact that the band managed to carry on after Richey disappeared is awesome in and of itself.itself.
* They had the first number one single of the new Millennium with "Masses Against The Classes".
* They were also the first Western band to play live in Cuba. They even met Fidel Castro!
* They had the first number one single of the new Millennium with "Masses Against The Classes".
* They were also the first Western band to play live in Cuba. They even met Fidel Castro!
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* The fact that the band managed to carry on after Richey left is awesome in and of itself.
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* The fact that the band managed to carry on after Richey left disappeared is awesome in and of itself.
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* All of ''The Holy Bible'' qualifies as awesome, when it's not [[TearJerker depressing]] or [[NightmareFuel terrifying]].
* The ending to "Condemned To Rock And Roll".
* The fact that the band managed to carry on after Richey left is awesome in and of itself.
* The ending to "Condemned To Rock And Roll".
* The fact that the band managed to carry on after Richey left is awesome in and of itself.
