XTC - Peel Session 1979
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- čas přidán 4. 07. 2015
- The complete session recorded by XTC on 8 October 1979 and broadcast on the 15th of that month. This recording (except the intro) is taken from the repeat on 22 April 1980.
Tracklist:
1. Opening Signature Tune And Speech (0:07)
2. Real By Reel (0:58)
3. Scissor Man (4:55)
4. Ten Feet Tall (9:29)
5. Roads Girdle The Globe (12:44) - Hudba
wooh, this brings it all back, loved XTC from seeing them play "making plans for Nigel " on TV. I used to work in a record shop & drove everyone crazy playing " Drums & Wires " non-stop
This dub outro to Scissor Man is incredible
You can thank - or blame - XTC for much of the British indie guitar rock that emerged from the mid 80's and right through the BritPop era. Incredible band - and a shit load better than all of those bands.
Wire were also influential, and Blur were pretty good.
should be a pinned post
Excellent session by the lads
Fantastic band, thanks for the upload!
Amazing everything !!!
The Bands First " Musical Stop " On There Musical Embarkation To " Musical Perfection " Was At The Point Of " Making Plans 4 Nigel " And Was To Continue And Arguably Concude At The " Junction Of " Senses Working Overtime And The Album That " Spawned That Single " English Settlement " !!! From Adrian Browne 1965
Thanks 4 Your Support " Really Appreciated " From Adrian Browne 1965
I was born on the 8th of October 1979!
Radio Gold..
I need to hear something by The Cassowaries From Hell, regardless of whether they exist or not.
INTRO top Shelf!
My online quiz team is called the Cassowaries From Hell
Andy Partidge as goofy as ever and still the same don’t change ever Andy
X T C are Andy Partrige - Coulin Moulding - Terry Chambers - Barry Andrews
And Later Dave Gregory...
Barry left in January of 1979. David Gregory joined right after, and was present with them from the band's 3rd album to their second to last album.
Dave Gregory pictured second from right. Session produced by Tony Wilson and engineered by Dave Dade, two BBC Greats, in Studio 4 at Maida Vale.
pointing BUDOKAN
what did he mean by the "monochrome set" comment and then the "see what I mean?"
The Monochrome Set are another band who were in session the night after this was broadcast. Then there's an edit so the "see what I mean?" bit is completely unrelated.
LOL, WTF was that intro.
Steve Blease The intro is Andy Partridge joking around...apparently John Peel really liked it so they actually used it as the show intro.
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