So I have come to the end of my look back at the albums of XTC, there are others that weren’t included but I don’t have anything after 1992 and am yet to get anything […]
Vinyl Records stole my heart
Category: XTC – Album by Album
XTC – Well I Never (Part 10)
Nonsuch is the final album I will be looking at for now, although there are some further releases they aren’t readily available, unless you are prepared to pay £200 for a copy, and I’m not. […]
XTC – Well I Never (Part 9)
Oranges & Lemons 1989 The name of the album came from the old English nursery rhyme and was also referenced in the song “Ballet for a Rainy Day” on Skylarking. This was their second double album, after […]
XTC-Well I Never (Part 8)
Skylarking 1986 I know only three tracks well from Skylarking which were all, at some point, singles and appeared on the Fossil Fuel compilation I had, half of which now belongs to Dave and the […]
XTC- Well I Never (Part 7)
The Big Express 1984 I should have bought this when I saw it in the used bin, but I didn’t and I regret that. As I dais earlier, I ordered a copy from an online […]
XTC – Well I Never (Part 6)
Mummer 1983 I picked up a copy of Mummer at a record fair a couple of weeks ago, never owned it before and never heard it before. It is typically British in its title with […]
XTC – Well I Never (Part 5)
English Settlement 1982 The album that upon which sat one of the best pop singles ever written. Really, I mean it, it is that good. First though, I had this album and have no idea […]
