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Manic Street Preachers Critical Thinking spo-notify-me-disabled Paying extra attention to thoseThe Manic Street Preachers return with their most urgent album in years. This is a record of opposites colliding of dialectics trying to find a path of resolution. While the music has an effervescence and an elegiac uplift, most of the words deal with the cold analysis of the self, the exception being the three lyrics by James (Dean Bradfield) which look for and hopefully find answers in people, their memories, language and beliefs