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Manic Street Preachers-inspired '4st 7lb' Art Print Style:Framed Ready-to-Hang It didn't make much sense

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It didn't make much sense

which I always associated with this famous painting by Friedrich called 'Wanderer Above The Sea of Fog' - also a masterpiece

as only the 80s could deliver

The street-walker in the background knows exactly what she's in for

although of course

Manic Street Preachers-inspired '4st 7lb' Art Print Style:Framed Ready-to-Hang It didn't make much senseThere's no question that the Manic Street Preachers could be dark. They lightened up as they went along, but boy, that early stuff was stern. This song, '4st 7lb' or 'four stone, seven pounds' for the North American crowd, is the threshold weight for anorexics, under which death is understood to be inevitable. Band member Richey Edwards suffered from anorexia and this song is about him. The image comes from the harrowing movie 'The Machinist' starring

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