Never Loved Elvis
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| Never Loved Elvis | ||
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| Studio album by The Wonder Stuff | ||
| Released | 1991 | |
| Recorded | ??? | |
| Genre | Rock | |
| Length | ??? | |
| Label | Polydor | |
| Producer(s) | Mick Glossop | |
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| The Wonder Stuff chronology | ||
| Hup (1989) |
Never Loved Elvis (1991) |
Construction for the Modern Idiot (1993) |
Never Loved Elvis is a 1991 album by The Wonder Stuff.
The song "Mission Drive" was inspired by Wonder Stuff singer Miles Hunt's fall out with best friend and former flatmate Clint Mansell of Pop Will Eat Itself.
[edit] Track listing
- "Mission Drive"
- "Play"
- "False Start"
- "Welcome to the Cheap Seats"
- "The Size of a Cow"
- "Sleep Alone"
- "Donation"
- "Inertia"
- "Maybe"
- "Grotesque"
- "Here Comes Everyone"
- "Caught in My Shadow"
- "38 Line Poem"
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