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The Wonder Stuff is an alternative rock artist from Stourbridge, England formed in 1987. 31 releases are catalogued on Riffiter.
Alternative Rock · Stourbridge, England · Best alternative rock albums
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If The Beatles Had Read Hunter... The Singles
1994
Never Loved Elvis
1991
The Eight Legged Groove Machine
1988
HUP
1989
Construction for the Modern Idiot
1993
HUP: 21st Anniversary Edition
2010
The Eight Legged Groove Machine: 20th Anniversary Edition
2008
30 Goes Around the Sun
2016
Oh No It's… The Wonder Stuff
2012
Escape From Rubbish Island
2004
Suspended by Stars
2006
Better Being Lucky
2019
Live
2018
Never Loved Elvis (Live)
2012
Hup (Live at 02 Academy Birmingham)
2010
The BBC Sessions
2007
Welcome to the Cheap Seats: Greatest Hits Live
2004
Cursed With Insincerity
2001
Love Bites and Bruises
2000
Love Bites & Bruises -A Wonder Stuff Compilation
2000
Live in Manchester
1991
The Boot-Legged Groove Machine
1990
Waffle and Maple Syrup
1990
The Wonder Stuff are a British alternative rock band, originally based in Stourbridge, West Midlands, in the Black Country, England. The original line-up was Miles Hunt vocals, guitar (whose uncle Bill Hunt was keyboard player with ELO and Wizzard), Malcolm Treece guitar, vocals, Rob "The Bass Thing" Jones (died July 1993) and Martin Gilks, drums (died April 2006). The group originated from an earlier collaboration with group members of Pop Will Eat Itself, called 'From Eden', which had Miles Hunt on the drums. The Wonder Stuff were formed on 19 March 1986. They entered the studio in September that year to record a self-financed first EP A Wonderful Day. After signing with Polydor Records for £80,000 in 1987, the group released a series of singles including "Unbearable", "Give Give Give, Me More More More", "A Wish Away" and "It's Yer Money I'm After Baby" (their first Top 40 entry) which were featured on their debut album The Eight Legged Groove Machine in August 1988 (UK #18). The group then embarked on their first headlining nineteen date 'Groovers On Manoeuvres' UK tour. They released "Who Wants To Be The Disco King?" in March 1989, and appeared at Reading and Glastonbury f…
