Hailing from Wolverhampton, England, the Wild Flowers were chiefly inspired by New York punk rock, especially Television and the Ramones. The band's original membership included guitarist/vocalist Neil Cook, guitarist Dave Newton, bassist Mark Alexander, and drummer Dave Fisher, and this lineup recorded an LP titled The Joy of It All for the small Reflex label in 1984. Newton left soon afterwards to form the Mighty Lemon Drops, and it took the Wild Flowers two years to regain their footing.
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The Mighty Lemon Drops / Balaam and the Angel / pop will eat itself / The Wild Flowers Dec 23, 1986 Birmingham, England, United Kingdom Uploaded by Ian Wright
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The Wild Flowers has had 4 concerts.
The Wild Flowers is most often considered to be Indie, UK, Post-Punk, and New Wave.
The last The Wild Flowers concert was on February 28, 1987 at Clarendon Hotel Ballroom in London, England, United Kingdom. The bands that performed were: The Wedding Present / Close Lobsters / The Wild Flowers.
