Manic Street Preachers interview
We caught up with frontman James Dean Bradfield last week on the red carpet of the Q Awards to find out more about ‘National Treasures’ and to see if he still feels rock bands have a place in the Top 40 in 2011.
By Official Charts
Manic Street Preachers released their latest singles collection, ‘National Treasures’ today (Monday, October 31).
Over the course of their 22-year recording career, the Manics have clocked up a staggering 33 consecutive Top 40 singles, which puts them ahead of such legendary artists as The Beatles, The Rolling Stones and Iron Maiden, as well as their peers Oasis, Blur, Coldplay and Stereophonics, and second only to Status Quo who hold the record for charting the highest amount of consecutive Top 40 singles by a British rock band.
We caught up with frontman James Dean Bradfield last week on the red carpet of the Q Awards to find out more about ‘National Treasures’ and to see if he still feels rock bands have a place in the Top 40 in 2011.
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