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Original bassist Flicker (Miles Woodward) left the band in early 1988, reportedly because he believed that the band were moving away from their punk roots. The band continued as a three-piece, with Wire switching from guitar to bass, and in 1988 they released their first single, "Suicide Alley".
13. Sept. 2013 · Their original guitarist, Miles “Flicker” Woodward, ditched them in early 1988 thinking they’d wandered too far from their punk roots, leaving room for Wire’s best mate, former Political...
3. Juni 2021 · Original bassist Flicker (Miles Woodward) left the band in early 1988, reportedly because he believed that the band were moving away from their punk roots. The band continued as a three-piece, with Wire switching from guitar to bass, and in 1988 they released their first single, “Suicide Alley”.
Saturday 29th August 1998. Writer: Colette Hume. Miles Woodward was part the original Manic Street Preachers line-up when the band from Blackwood formed in the mid 1980s. Bass player Miles, 29, left in 1988 when the band decide to take a new mainstream direction.
24. Okt. 2021 · Richey was then the band’s driver, while enigmatic bass player Flicker (Miles Woodward) was still a member of the group. It was to be a gig full of incidents on stage and off – a show that descended into brawling chaos, a full scale riot and a marker for the controversy and confrontation to come from these budding enfant terribles.
29. Juli 2015 · Miles Woodward (Manic Street Preachers) Recommended. “Everybody thought we were crap,” remembers Miles Woodward of his time as the Manics’ original bassist. But as his three bandmates...
Miles Woodward Manic Street Preachers @ Leicester De Montfort Hall: Still Telling Their Truth, 20 Years On “Deny its history,” sings James Dean Bradfield during a sublime rendition of ‘Ready For Drowning’ and one can’t ...
