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White Music [Remaster]
(CD, 2002)
Primary Artist: XTC
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LIST PRICE
$15.98
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Format: CD
May 2002
Record Label: Caroline
Recording Type: Studio
UPC: 724385069123 |
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Details
Track Listing
1. Radios in Motion
2. Cross Wires
3. This Is Pop
4. Do What You Do
5. Statue of Liberty
6. All Along the Watchtower
7. Into the Atom Age
8. I'll Set Myself on Fire
9. I'm Bugged
10. New Town Animal in a Furnashed Cage
11. Spinning Top
12. Neon Shuffle
13. Science Friction
14. She's So Square
15. Dance Band
16. Hang on to the Night
17. Heatwave
18. Traffic Light Rock
19. Instant Tunes
| Details | | Producer: | John Leckie, R.J. Lange | | Distributor: | Caroline Distribution | | Recording Type: | Studio | | Recording Mode: | Stereo | | SPAR Code: | AAD |
Album Notes
XTC includes: Andy Partridge (vocals, guitar); Colin Moulding (vocals, bass); Barry Andrews (piano, organ); Terry Chambers (drums).
All tracks have been digitally remastered using 24 Bit technology.
This album stands as an effective summation of the punky exuberance particular to a parcel of British bands that all ended up sailing across the ocean to America and were captured under the marketing flag of New Wave. XTC was one of the best of the lot and their continued artistic growth is testament to their devotion to music over punk ethos or the dictates of commerce. This 1978 album (which now also includes their 3-D EP from the previous year) is overflowing with hopped-up energy and wiseguy humor.
The songs are played like a building on fire by a quartet featuring the era's de rigeur instrumentation of guitar, Farfisa organ, bass and drums--seemingly with everything turned up in the mix! "This Is Pop," "Do What You Do," "Statue of Liberty," "I'll Set Myself On Fire," "I'm Bugged," "Radios In Motion"--no look at the era would be complete without these songs. Hearing XTC's earliest work with the full knowledge of where they've gone since is both elucidating and entertaining.
Industry Reviews
3 stars out of 5 - ...A motherlode of rampant imagination....WHITE MUSIC was a bludgeoning noise: part Buzzcocks, part Captain Beefheart...
Q (07/01/2001)
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