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Formed : Swindon, Wiltshire, United Kingdom, active 1977-2005.
Musically adventurous group from Swindon, UK, who first made an impact as a post-punk new wave band but have refused to be pigeonholed, recording dub, folk-rock, psychedelia and pure pop as the mood takes them. Original line-up was Andy Partridge (voice & guitar), Colin Moulding (bass & vocals), Barry Andrews (keyboards - replaced by Dave Gregory in 1979) and Terry Chambers (drums - replaced by Peter Phipps in 1982).
Sites:
chalkhills.org, ape.uk.net, Wikipedia
Aliases:
Johnny Japes And His Jesticles, Star Park, Terry & The Lovemen, The Dukes Of Stratosphear, The Three Wise Men
Members:
Andy Partridge, Barry Andrews, Colin Moulding, Dave Gregory, Jonathan Perkins, Terry Chambers
In Groups:
Spirit Of The Forest
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Albums
XTC Go 2 (Album) Virgin Australia 1978 Sell This Version
XTC White Music (Album) Virgin, Virgin Australia 1978 Sell This Version
XTC Drums And Wires (Album, EP, Single, Comp) Virgin France 1979 Sell This Version
XTC Black Sea (Album) Virgin US 1980 Sell This Version
CN 3742/S XTC In Concert-246 ‎(LP, Transcription) BBC Transcription Services CN 3742/S UK 1981 Sell This Version
XTC English Settlement (Album) Virgin Israel 1982 Sell This Version
XTC Mummer (Album) Virgin Spain 1983 Sell This Version
XTC The Big Express (Album) Virgin New Zealand 1984 Sell This Version
XTC Skylarking (Album) Virgin US 1986 Sell This Version
WBMS 146 XTC The Skylarking Interview With Andy Partridge ‎(LP, Promo) Geffen Records WBMS 146 US 1986 Sell This Version
XTC Oranges & Lemons (Album) Virgin Canada 1989 Sell This Version
XTC Nonsuch (Album) Virgin, Virgin Argentina 1992 Sell This Version
XTC BBC Radio 1 Live In Concert (Album) Windsong International, BBC Transcription, BBC Radio 1 UK 1992 Sell This Version
XTC Homespun (Album) Cooking Vinyl Japan 1999 Sell This Version
XTC Apple Venus Volume 1 (Album) Cooking Vinyl UK & Europe 1998 Sell This Version
XTC Wasp Star (Apple Venus Volume 2) (Album) Cooking Vinyl US 2000 Sell This Version
XTC Homegrown (Album) Idea Records UK 2001 Sell This Version
XTC Instruvenus (Album) Idea Records Japan 2002 Sell This Version
XTC Waspstrumental (Album) Idea Records Japan 2002 Sell This Version

Singles & EPs
XTC 3D • EP (EP) Virgin, Virgin UK 1977 Sell This Version
XTC Science Friction (Single) Virgin New Zealand 1977 Sell This Version
XTC Statue Of Liberty (Single) Virgin Japan 1978 Sell This Version
XTC Are You Receiving Me? (Single) Virgin UK 1978 Sell This Version
XTC Go+ (EP) Virgin UK 1978 Sell This Version
XTC This Is Pop? (Single) Virgin Australia 1978 Sell This Version

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AtraxMorgue

AtraxMorgue

March 4, 2011
Does anyone remember the name Beatles?? to the hell with them when i think about one of the greatest band ever around the world this 3 genious gathered in the late 70's a marvelous musique track by track a truly masterpiece of Band XTC could be nominated like the psychedelic insane version of Beatles and indeed they were indeed criminally ignored and under rated but despite of it they were perhaps the most succesful band in studio ever because they decided not touring anymore since 1982 due to stage fright people from Andy "Genius " Partridge but i was one of the lucky guys who saw them here in my country venezuela in 1981 playing here, an unforgetable moment when we didnt know yet what was about to come in the later years with this supreme band ,sometimes is such a relief of happines when i have in my ears music so gorgeous like this,thanks Andy for this marvelous treasure called music long life to XTC
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junkmale

junkmale

January 6, 2007
edited over 9 years ago
A quintessentially English pop.rock band, writing beautifully crafted songs with wit and humour. It's said that they would have achieved far greater recogition and success than they did were it not for Andy Partridge's pathological stagefright that prevented the band from touring - the total number of their gigs can probably be counted on one hand. Almost criminally ignored and under-rated, which is a crying shame as they are undoubtedly one of the best bands Britain has produced.
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