XTC - Go 2 (CD) (US Import)
XTC - Go 2 (CD) (US Import)
Imported from the USA
- Artist
- XTC
- EAN/UPC
- 0633367781222
- Product Type
- CD
- Label
- Ape House
- Cat No
- APECD102
- Released
- 2012
- Pressing
- UK
- Studio
- Panegyric
- Music Genre
- Alternative rock , New wave , Rock
- Styles
- Alternative Rock, New Wave
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Description
XTC — Go 2
Format: CD • Label: Ape House (APECD102) • Released: 2012 • Pressing: UK • Genre: Alternative Rock, New Wave
Tracklist:
1. Meccanik Dancing (Oh We Go!)
2. Battery Brides (Andy Paints Brian)
3. Buzzcity Talking
4. Crowded Room
5. The Rhythm
6. Red
7. Beatown
8. Life Is Good In The Greenhouse
9. Jumping In Gomorrah
10. My Weapon
11. Super-Tuff
12. I Am The Audience
13. Are You Receiving Me?
Imported from the USA.
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About the artist
Formed in Swindon UK from the ashes of the band The Helium Kidz and were active from 1975 to 2006.
They were a musically adventurous group who first made an impact as a post-punk new wave band but refused to be pigeonholed by recording dub, folk-rock, psychedelia and pure pop as the mood took them.
The classic line-up was Andy Partridge (guitar & vocals), Colin Moulding (bass & vocals), Dave Gregory (guitar & keyboards, left in 1999) and Terry Chambers (drums, left in 1982).
Barry Andrews was the original keyboard player but he left in 1979 to be replaced by Dave Gregory. The band ceased performing live in 1982, prompting Terry to leave and, rather than replacing him, they then used various session drummers for their remaining studio albums.
Their live legacy continues through Terry's band EXTC.
Source: Discogs