Manic Street PreachersTrivia:Alternative rock band from Blackwood, Wales (UK), comprising members James Dean Bradfield (lead vocals, guitars), Nicky Wire (bass, vocals) and Sean Moore (drums, vocals). Established in 1986. See more trivia » |
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Soundtrack (26 titles)
2011
Something for the Weekend
(TV series)
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Episode dated 30 October 2011
(2011)
(performer: "A Design for Life" - uncredited, "It's Not War Just the End of Love" - uncredited, "If You Tolerate This Your Children Will Be Next" - uncredited, "This is the Day" - uncredited)
2011
On Track with SEAT
(TV series)
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Episode #2.5
(2011)
(performer: "Motorcycle Emptiness" - uncredited, "You Love Us", "Ocean Spray", "If You Tolerate This Your Children Will Be Next" - uncredited, "This is the Day", " It's Not War Just the End of Love" - uncredited, "Tsunami")
2011
Ruisrock - 40 vuotta rockia ja rakkautta
(TV documentary)
(performer: "Motorcycle Emptiness" - uncredited)
2010
Strictly Come Dancing
(TV series)
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Week Ten: Results
(2010)
(performer: "Some Kind of Nothingness" - uncredited)
2010
Manic Street Preachers: One Last Shot at Mass Communication
(TV documentary)
(performer: " It's Not War Just the End of Love", "The Descent", "Some Kind of Nothingness", "Postcards from a Young Man", "Your Love Alone Is Not Enough", "Motorcycle Emptiness", "A Design for Life")
2010
Formula 1: BBC Sport
(TV series)
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The Australian Grand Prix: Qualifying
(2010)
(performer: "Australia")
1996-2009
Later with Jools Holland
(TV series)
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Episode #34.5
(2009)
(performer: "Me and Stephen Hawking", "Jackie Collins Existential Question Time")
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75th Edition
(1998)
(performer: "If You Tolerate This Your Children Will Be Next", "Tsunami", "The Everlasting")
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Later Presents: Brit Beat: Part 1
(1996)
(performer: "Small Black Flowers That Grow in the Sky")
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Episode #7.3
(1996)
(performer: "Small Black Flowers That Grow in the Sky")
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