It's the Manic Street Preachers Album... It break my records.. haha mostly I like one or two songs in each album but this one, I love all song. You have to see my cassette tape, very very old cuz I picked it up and listen so many times.This album makes me think about the old day,I was studying in university I always sat near the pool after class with my friends and walkman... and listened to their songs... felt so good. Now the cassette tape almost dead, I was so surprise it was good until this time... so again Tfers teerak, if anyone has MP3 format pls let me know naa... I really love this album so much. Especially,Slash N' Burn, Born To End, Motorcycle Emptiness, Damn DogAnd Little Baby Nothing

which I really, really like.

Oh, if you have Suicide is Painless... it's gonna be great. Thks a million,

Neung

suicide is painless? are u serious? that song was written for the soundtrack of M*A*S*H when Painless Powolski thought he was committing doctor assisted suicide. Suicide is not painless except maybe for the person doing so. Think about the impact it has on friends and family members. That's why they bullshitted "Painless" into a bullshit suicide. They did not want to lose him.

If anything, get the original M*A*S*H movie and see how it was meant to be sung. Not from a heavy metal band advocating suicide.

Mai roo jak ah... Na Neung ... ¤ÕÃÕºÙ¹ ÃÕäËÃ

From Wikipedia

"Suicide Is Painless" is a song written by Johnny Mandel (music) and Mike Altman (lyrics), which is best known for being featured as the theme song for both the movie and TV series M*A*S*H.

Mike Altman is the son of the original film's director, Robert Altman, and was 14 years old when he composed the song's lyrics. On an appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson in the 1980s, Robert Altman said that his son earned more than a million dollars for co-writing the song while he only made $70,000 for directing the movie. In addition to being sung by Johnny Mandel over the film's opening credits, the movie also features a scene that begins when Walter Koskiusko Waldowski, a dentist nicknamed ?Painless Pole?, declares his intention to commit suicide, and the song is sung by Ken Prymus (playing Sergeant Seidman) during the suicide scene. Several instrumental versions of the song were used as the theme for the TV series (in which ?Painless Pole? was mentioned, but never appeared).

Then cover versions come along

Manic Street Preachers released a cover version as a charity single to help The Spastics Society (now Scope) in 1992. It was their first UK top ten hit.

Ron It's in Suicide is Painless: (Theme from M*A*S*H*) I have cassette tape at home

err besides, Manic Street Preachers... isn't "Heavy Metal" na... it's Alternative Rock or Modern Rock

but you have to see the movie to understand why the song is so important, not just have the cassette. bands just cannot re-record a song without the visual concept it was intended to portray. it was meant for one thing and now means another. i have seen the victims of suicide. i am a victim of suicide. the rights to the song should have never have been released.

do you have? I haven't seen it in Thailand...

if u need this i can get it for u right now. just tell me if u got it or not