Manics - Found that soul скачать видео бесплатно

Marco Peláez Fernández

Did this guy get out of tune ever?

Rafael Albuquerque

Sean Moore did a great, great job here.

Jon Britton

Well that goes without saying.

Laroo Learue

Ummm...did you need to even say that? ANYONE is better than U2.

BluesControl16

The ever-fluctuating weight of James Dean Brafield is the 8th wonder of the world.

shoeshiner100

nicky's dressing like he's off to play golf after

jameyinegypt

Of course they are greater than U2!!!

Phil John

1.07 - YES!

FruitCakeReaper

@SpiritKnob nah it is. cool heavy. pop punk for want of better descriptions. let them rock it out

Ger Jones

I love that they jump around at the start like a hard rock band, but the song isn't that heavy. Top band, of course.

bobbelibob

I know that 99% of the manics listeners won't agree with me but I think that 'Know your enemy' is their best album.

killaoflimmus

JDB is the man. Cool guitarist and top lad in real life. Met him when he came out of the sound checks in Bridlington a few years back and he walked down the street with us to get a slush puppy while all the 'die hard' feather boa wearing twats were stood at the front of the Spa....hehehe. Thanks for the memories JDB.

petkosk

Right, just guitar, bass and drums and it sounds almost exactly like on the CD. Good job guys!

1234legend1234

Most underated guitarist ever i think.

Chingon Hernandez

Yes, they're greater than U2.

Marcus Orlandi

They all have, bless em.

boeingbloke777

Yeh, considering jools played many a totp with a huge bow tie and cigar. LOL

TheBhoyJoe

1:54 Jools don't let fake shit go. Like the way this songs gets faster....in unison. Mon the revolution!

Yonnoi

the voice is softer, but this sounds even more tragic then the original version. exellent! thanks for posting

bstrdmissed

Superb song,Sean had packed a few lb on there :)

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