Little Baby Nothing - Música

Manic Street Preachers Es Un Grupo De Rock Procedente De Gales Reino Unido Formado Por James Dean Bradfield Voz Y Guitarra Sean Moore Batería Y Nicky Wire Bajo . La Banda Se Formó En 1986 Tomando Influencia De Bandas Como Badfinger Y Joy Division Sumándole Guitarras Agresivas Como Un Cruce A Mitad Camino Del Indie Y El Punk Más Tradicional Sus Tres Primeros Discos Se Caracterizaron Por Letras Poéticas Y Reivindicativas. Hasta Que La Misteriosa Desaparición De Richey James En 1995 Los Reorganizó Como Trío. El Grupo Tiene En Su Haber Canciones Como "A Design For Life" "If You Tolerate This Your Children Will Be Next" "Motorcycle Emptiness" O "The Everlasting'' Auténticos Himnos De La Década De Los Noventa. Manic Street Preachers Siempre Se Identificó Con Ideas Marxistas E Izquierdistas Tomando Siempre Causas Que Comúnmente No Eran Escuchadas Como La Canción "Baby Elián" Que Narra La Historia Del Pequeño Elián González Que Nuevamente Trajo A Colación La Histórica Rivalidad Entre Estados Unidos Y Cuba . Fue También La Primera Banda De Un País "capitalista" En Tocar En Vivo En La Habana Ante El Mismo Fidel Castro En El Teatro Karl Marx. Su Vocalista James Dean Bradfield Editó En 2006 Su Primer Disco Solista Titulado "The Great Western" Con Gran Éxito De Aceptación Entre Los Fans De La Banda Galesa El Primer Single Fue "Still A Long Way To Go". Mientras Se Espera El Regreso De La Banda Aún Sin Fecha Se Puede Disfrutar De La Música Y El Talento Del Músico Británico. Discografía Grabaciones De Estudio * Generation Terrorists 1992 * Gold Against The Soul 1993 * The Holy Bible 1994 * Everything Must Go 1996 * This Is My Truth Tell Me Yours 1998 * Know Your Enemy 2001 * Lifeblood 2004 * Send Away The Tigers 2007 Recopilatorios * Forever Delayed 2002 - Grandes Éxitos * Lipstick Traces 2003 - Caras B Versiones Y Temas En Directo Triple CD read less

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"Little Baby Nothing" is a song recorded by Welsh rock band Manic Street Preachers for their debut studio album, Generation Terrorists (1992). It was released on 9 November 1992 by Columbia Records as the sixth and final single from the album. The song features guest vocals by former pornographic actress Traci Lords. The song is about the sexual exploitation of a woman, and Lords agreed to a duet with the band's singer-lead guitarist James Dean Bradfield. Bradfield said: "we needed somebody, a symbol, a person that could actually symbolize the lyrics and justify them to a certain degree. Traci was more than happy to do it. She saw the lyrics, and she had an immediate affinity with them. It was definitely easy to incorporate her personality into the lyrics. We just wanted a symbol for it, and I think she was a great symbol. She sounds like a female Joey Ramone to me." Lords said that "I listened to the tape and really identified with the character in the song... this young girl who's been exploited and abused by men all her life." In an interview some years later, she said that she was distressed at the news of the disappearance and presumed suicide of the band's guitarist-lyricist Richey Edwards. Originally, the band wanted the duet to feature vocals by Australian singer Kylie Minogue, but she could not be released from her PWL contracts. She later performed the song live with the group. She also collaborated with them on her 1997 album Impossible Princess. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.