Manic Street Preachers – Futurology (Deluxe)
The music gear and equipment used by the artists, producers, engineers, and more involved in the making of the 2014 album Futurology (Deluxe).
Music from Futurology (Deluxe)
Artists on Futurology (Deluxe)
Gear Used On Futurology (Deluxe)
Explore the instruments, equipment, software, and production tools used in the making of Manic Street Preachers – Futurology (Deluxe) (2014). Click more on each item to see exactly how it was used.
James Dean Bradfield
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Guitars used by James Dean Bradfield on Futurology (Deluxe)
Semi-Hollowbody Electric Guitars
Avg price: $4,195.00
In this photo gallery interview, James Dean Bradfield says, “I first played one in 1996 - what an amazing guitar. Sean (Moore, Manics drummer) found my first second-hand and it’s all over Futurology. I also have a recent reissue, too.
"Starcasters have one of the best fretboards, Fender or otherwise, I’ve ever played, and a great sound. On Futurology, I was really trying to find riffs on this, not so much chords. Effect pedals chime out on this, too.
"They’re an anomaly of a guitar, aren’t they? They probably should have sold better than they did. I’ve only ever seen (Radiohead’s) Jonny Greenwood, (Morrissey’s) Boz Boorer and (The Killers’) Dave Keuning play them otherwise.”
Semi-Hollowbody Electric Guitars
Fender Starcaster Modern Player reissue
Avg price: $699.99
In this photo gallery interview, James Dean Bradfield says, “I first played one in 1996 - what an amazing guitar. Sean (Moore, Manics drummer) found my first second-hand and it’s all over Futurology. I also have a recent reissue, too.
"Starcasters have one of the best fretboards, Fender or otherwise, I’ve ever played, and a great sound. On Futurology, I was really trying to find riffs on this, not so much chords. Effect pedals chime out on this, too.
"They’re an anomaly of a guitar, aren’t they? They probably should have sold better than they did. I’ve only ever seen (Radiohead’s) Jonny Greenwood, (Morrissey’s) Boz Boorer and (The Killers’) Dave Keuning play them otherwise.”