Everything Must Go 10th Anniversary Edition

1996 was the year that Manic Street Preachers made the move from being a cult band in Britain to a universally popular one. Their fourth album, 'Everything Must Go' was admired by both fans and critics. The band came away from the 1997 Brits Awards with two Awards - Best Album and Best British Group and was nominated in two other categories. They also won three NME Brat Awards and topped all the major magazine polls for album of the year. The record produced four top ten hits in the UK. The first of these, 'A Design For Life' went to No. 2 in the UK Charts and was awarded an Ivor Novello song-writing award - possibly the first of its kind to deal with the themes of class struggle and the erosion of the welfare state.

Following the hugely successful re-release of 'The Holy Bible' in 2004, the band decided to do the same with 'Everything Must Go'. Mindful that the 'The Holy Bible' re-issue received such fantastic reviews the band was adamant this release would be to the same standard as its predecessor and have sourced the archives for previously unreleased material and recorded a brand new 45 minute documentary where each band member along with producer, Mike Hedges talks about the recording and subsequent success of the album. The DVD also features very personal and previously unseen home video footage.