English Settlement [Import]
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Album Description
Japanese pressing featuring a limited edition miniature LP sleeve. To. 2005.
Average customer rating:
- a favorite
- English Settlement
- I HAVE WATCHED THE MANIMALS GO BY.
- The bridge between early and late XTC.
- Stands test of time
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English Settlement
XTC
Manufacturer: Caroline
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
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- Black Sea
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ASIN: B00005ATHJ
Release Date: 2002-06-25 |
Tracks:
- Runaways
- Ball And Chain
- Senses Working Overtime
- Jason And The Argonauts
- No Thugs In Our House
- Yacht Dance
- All Of A Sudden (It's Too Late)
- Melt The Guns
- Leisure
- Its Nearly Africa
- Knuckle Down
- Fly On The Wall
- Down In The Cockpit
- English Roundabout
- Snowman
Amazon.com essential recording
English Settlement is a watershed work for XTC that provides a valuable link between the band they had been (caustic, high pitched, and quirky) and the band they became (sublime, pastoral, and still undeniably quirky). It reveals a band in transition, coming only months before swearing off touring, due to Andy Partridge's stage fright, and the subsequent departure of drummer Terry Chambers. Despite the internal hemorrhaging, or perhaps because of it, XTC produced their finest record. English Settlement deals largely with the horrors of modern life and ordinary people's attempts to make sense of it all. Racism, violence, and the senseless proliferation of weapons are ingeniously examined in songs such as "Runaways," "No Thugs in Our House," and "Melt the Guns." The record's finest moment, however, plays against these horrors with "Senses Working Overtime," a pastoral piece celebrating life and all its simple wonders--the beautiful as well as the commonplace. With its majestic, sweeping chorus and hilarious lyrics, "Senses" laid the groundwork for XTC's '80s sound and established Andy Partridge alongside Elvis Costello as one of England's premier songwriters. The album also features two of bassist Colin Moulding's finest compositions: the frenetic "English Roundabout," which builds the narrator's disgruntlement with a delirious, staccato guitar attack, and "Ball and Chain," a compelling plea for landmark conservation that would have fit flawlessly on the Kinks' reactionary manifesto, The Village Green Preservation Society. This was the last time XTC would record as a bona fide rock quartet and it presents the band at the height of its playful glory as they enthusiastically trip down a fertile new path into uncharted territory. --Paul Ducey
Album Description
Remastered reissue of 1982 album features the classic 'Senses Working Overtime'. Virgin Records. 2001.
Customer Reviews:
a favorite.......2007-07-02
A favorite of mine for a long time. interesting lyrics, jumping rhythms, Listen to "no thugs" or "fly on the wall" - great sounds!
English Settlement.......2006-11-27
The first time I heard this band "Senses Working Overtime" I was stunned! Way back in the 80's when I considered music to be dying on a knotted,shriveled vine (This is the album/band that pulled my head out of 70's denim)I listened and fell in love with this band.
I HAVE WATCHED THE MANIMALS GO BY........2006-10-24
unless you mention the super-awesome hit, "Senses Working Overtime", a lot of xtc fans don't usually seem to have so much to say about this album, at least compared to the exuberance demonstrated for stuff like _Drums and Wires_ or _Skylarking_ (although, your experiences with others' tastes may vary). The reason can only be...this is a pop album of epic proportions! Pop listeners cannot handle such a monstrosity. And when I listened to it, I found myself getting distracted by the thought of "how long can this album be???" and it is not like _English Settlement_ has lots more songs than other XTC works (and even fifteen songs is kind of a lot), but the songs on average must be one to two minutes longer. THESE ARE HUGE NUMBERS FOR POP MUSIC. It is also a sort of "transitional album," being both preceded and followed by a distinctive era of the band. This also contributes to the unique nature of _English Settlement_. While it has the heavy bass and drums of early sound, it has the later period's incredible ear for electro-acoustic pop arrangement. Twelve-string guitar is everywhere and it sounds greatly poppy. The songs are so incredibly great I can't even talk about them all individually. Maybe I will only mention the "Jason and the Argonauts", with a surprising interlude of non-modulating psych over the main melodic theme, that goes for almost two minutes. but I could do equally well to mention numerous other sparkles of genius, from the rhythmically irregular super-catchy 4-bit synth line bouncing along "Fly on the Wall", or the subtle renaissance flavor the "Senses Working Overtime" verses, or the gradual but intense percussion build up of "It's Nearly Africa", or "English Roundabout" which is like a poppier Gentle Giant, or...whatever, it's great. Pick it up.
The bridge between early and late XTC........2006-07-20
No doubt a huge shock when it came out, "English Settlement" finds XTC abandoning the punk, ska and new wave trappings of their early records for something wholly different-- 12 string guitars, pastoral framings and midtempos dominate this sprawling double album that points way to the future of the band.
At its best, the album proves to be clever quirky and thoroughly English pop songs-- opener "Runaways" (written by bassist Colin Moulding) features jangly acoustic guitars and a rolling rhythm that proves to be hot yet tame, Andy Partridge's "Senses Working Overtime" recesses the ska influences on the early material deep within a building, rhythmic number with a catchy chorus that proved to be the band's biggest hit and "All Of the Sudden (It's Too Late)" features a delicate and lovely melody and a serene and gentle sound but with a prodding and insistent bassline providing foil for the rest. And mixed in the middle is the stirring "Jason and the Argonauts", filled with churning acoustic guitars, driven drums, and a calm and developed vocal with great harmonies, it's a huge leap forward in arranging for the band.
The problem is though that all those songs are at the beginning of the album-- much of the rest of it suffers from being a overlong (even at four minutes as in "Yacht Dance"), underdeveloped ("Leisure") or just blending into the background ("Knuckle Down"). And on occasion, the dedication to acoustic sounds weakens the piece (the otherwise brilliant and quirky "No Thugs in Our House", full of energy and venom, would have benefitted from some noise and distortion, likewise "Melt the Guns" and its quirky sound would have benefitted from a bit more power behind it) and when the band does opt for electric instruments, it proves to be detrimental (Moulding's "Fly on the Wall" has this irritating electric synth line even if the rest of the piece is superb).
This reissue has been remastered and sounds crisp and clear-- remarkably in this case, this level of clarity may be a bit of a detriment, it has a habit of exposing some of the thinness of the arrangements (for example, "Down in the Cockpit" ends up sounding like a throwback rather than a neat, jaunty electric pop song, because the clarity of the recording exposes how its thin ska-tinged arrangement sits next to the swirling acoustics from earlier in the album). Nonetheless, the sonic upgrade is worthwhile.
For all my complaints about it, "English Settlement" is a fairly enjoyable album, but it was clearly a transition, and with a piece as strong as "Mummer" around the corner, it's hard to consider this one without that. It was a brave step, but largely it's a transition album. Some folks love it, but for me, both its predecessor ("Black Sea") and successor ("Mummer") far outstrip it.
Stands test of time.......2006-06-15
One of the reviews called it "timeless." It may be a bit early to say that, but this album certainly has weathered the passage of time better than about 99% of the pop/rock albums that came out in the early 80s. It's also one of those rare double-albums (though it fits on one CD) that doesn't feel bloated and self-indulgent. Pop/rock music doesn't get much better than this.
And to whoever said, "Thank God they didn't become big stars," I say, I agree, but I do wish they had had a bit more success and recognition; they deserved it, then and now. Too bad Andy couldn't get over his stage fright; if they had toured for just a few more years, they could have reached a wider audience . . . After all, it's not like they were Sonic Youth. XTC's music is almost all quite accessible; there's no reason it couldn't have made a much bigger splash on the radio.
Average customer rating:
- a favorite
- English Settlement
- I HAVE WATCHED THE MANIMALS GO BY.
- The bridge between early and late XTC.
- Stands test of time
|
English Settlement
XTC
Manufacturer: Geffen Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
General
| Alternative Rock
| Styles
| Music
New Wave
| New Wave & Post-Punk
| Alternative Rock
| Styles
| Music
General
| Pop
| Styles
| Music
Pop Rock
| Pop
| Styles
| Music
General
| Rock
| Styles
| Music
Similar Items:
- Black Sea
- Drums and Wires
- Skylarking
- Oranges & Lemons
- Mummer
ASIN: B000000OMT
Release Date: 1990-10-25 |
Tracks:
- Runaways
- Ball And Chain
- Senses Working Overtime
- Jason And The Argonauts
- No Thugs In Our House
- Yacht Dance
- All Of A Sudden (It's Too Late)
- Melt The Guns
- Leisure
- It's Nearly Africa
- Knuckle Down
- Fly On The Wall
- Down In The Cockpit
- English Roundabout
- Snowman
Amazon.com essential recording
English Settlement is a watershed work for XTC that provides a valuable link between the band they had been (caustic, high pitched, and quirky) and the band they became (sublime, pastoral, and still undeniably quirky). It reveals a band in transition, coming only months before swearing off touring, due to Andy Partridge's stage fright, and the subsequent departure of drummer Terry Chambers. Despite the internal hemorrhaging, or perhaps because of it, XTC produced their finest record. English Settlement deals largely with the horrors of modern life and ordinary people's attempts to make sense of it all. Racism, violence, and the senseless proliferation of weapons are ingeniously examined in songs such as "Runaways," "No Thugs in Our House," and "Melt the Guns." The record's finest moment, however, plays against these horrors with "Senses Working Overtime," a pastoral piece celebrating life and all its simple wonders--the beautiful as well as the commonplace. With its majestic, sweeping chorus and hilarious lyrics, "Senses" laid the groundwork for XTC's '80s sound and established Andy Partridge alongside Elvis Costello as one of England's premier songwriters. The album also features two of bassist Colin Moulding's finest compositions: the frenetic "English Roundabout," which builds the narrator's disgruntlement with a delirious, staccato guitar attack, and "Ball and Chain," a compelling plea for landmark conservation that would have fit flawlessly on the Kinks' reactionary manifesto, The Village Green Preservation Society. This was the last time XTC would record as a bona fide rock quartet and it presents the band at the height of its playful glory as they enthusiastically trip down a fertile new path into uncharted territory. --Paul Ducey
Album Description
Remastered reissue of 1982 album features the classic 'Senses Working Overtime'. Virgin Records. 2001.
Customer Reviews:
a favorite.......2007-07-02
A favorite of mine for a long time. interesting lyrics, jumping rhythms, Listen to "no thugs" or "fly on the wall" - great sounds!
English Settlement.......2006-11-27
The first time I heard this band "Senses Working Overtime" I was stunned! Way back in the 80's when I considered music to be dying on a knotted,shriveled vine (This is the album/band that pulled my head out of 70's denim)I listened and fell in love with this band.
I HAVE WATCHED THE MANIMALS GO BY........2006-10-24
unless you mention the super-awesome hit, "Senses Working Overtime", a lot of xtc fans don't usually seem to have so much to say about this album, at least compared to the exuberance demonstrated for stuff like _Drums and Wires_ or _Skylarking_ (although, your experiences with others' tastes may vary). The reason can only be...this is a pop album of epic proportions! Pop listeners cannot handle such a monstrosity. And when I listened to it, I found myself getting distracted by the thought of "how long can this album be???" and it is not like _English Settlement_ has lots more songs than other XTC works (and even fifteen songs is kind of a lot), but the songs on average must be one to two minutes longer. THESE ARE HUGE NUMBERS FOR POP MUSIC. It is also a sort of "transitional album," being both preceded and followed by a distinctive era of the band. This also contributes to the unique nature of _English Settlement_. While it has the heavy bass and drums of early sound, it has the later period's incredible ear for electro-acoustic pop arrangement. Twelve-string guitar is everywhere and it sounds greatly poppy. The songs are so incredibly great I can't even talk about them all individually. Maybe I will only mention the "Jason and the Argonauts", with a surprising interlude of non-modulating psych over the main melodic theme, that goes for almost two minutes. but I could do equally well to mention numerous other sparkles of genius, from the rhythmically irregular super-catchy 4-bit synth line bouncing along "Fly on the Wall", or the subtle renaissance flavor the "Senses Working Overtime" verses, or the gradual but intense percussion build up of "It's Nearly Africa", or "English Roundabout" which is like a poppier Gentle Giant, or...whatever, it's great. Pick it up.
The bridge between early and late XTC........2006-07-20
No doubt a huge shock when it came out, "English Settlement" finds XTC abandoning the punk, ska and new wave trappings of their early records for something wholly different-- 12 string guitars, pastoral framings and midtempos dominate this sprawling double album that points way to the future of the band.
At its best, the album proves to be clever quirky and thoroughly English pop songs-- opener "Runaways" (written by bassist Colin Moulding) features jangly acoustic guitars and a rolling rhythm that proves to be hot yet tame, Andy Partridge's "Senses Working Overtime" recesses the ska influences on the early material deep within a building, rhythmic number with a catchy chorus that proved to be the band's biggest hit and "All Of the Sudden (It's Too Late)" features a delicate and lovely melody and a serene and gentle sound but with a prodding and insistent bassline providing foil for the rest. And mixed in the middle is the stirring "Jason and the Argonauts", filled with churning acoustic guitars, driven drums, and a calm and developed vocal with great harmonies, it's a huge leap forward in arranging for the band.
The problem is though that all those songs are at the beginning of the album-- much of the rest of it suffers from being a overlong (even at four minutes as in "Yacht Dance"), underdeveloped ("Leisure") or just blending into the background ("Knuckle Down"). And on occasion, the dedication to acoustic sounds weakens the piece (the otherwise brilliant and quirky "No Thugs in Our House", full of energy and venom, would have benefitted from some noise and distortion, likewise "Melt the Guns" and its quirky sound would have benefitted from a bit more power behind it) and when the band does opt for electric instruments, it proves to be detrimental (Moulding's "Fly on the Wall" has this irritating electric synth line even if the rest of the piece is superb).
This reissue has been remastered and sounds crisp and clear-- remarkably in this case, this level of clarity may be a bit of a detriment, it has a habit of exposing some of the thinness of the arrangements (for example, "Down in the Cockpit" ends up sounding like a throwback rather than a neat, jaunty electric pop song, because the clarity of the recording exposes how its thin ska-tinged arrangement sits next to the swirling acoustics from earlier in the album). Nonetheless, the sonic upgrade is worthwhile.
For all my complaints about it, "English Settlement" is a fairly enjoyable album, but it was clearly a transition, and with a piece as strong as "Mummer" around the corner, it's hard to consider this one without that. It was a brave step, but largely it's a transition album. Some folks love it, but for me, both its predecessor ("Black Sea") and successor ("Mummer") far outstrip it.
Stands test of time.......2006-06-15
One of the reviews called it "timeless." It may be a bit early to say that, but this album certainly has weathered the passage of time better than about 99% of the pop/rock albums that came out in the early 80s. It's also one of those rare double-albums (though it fits on one CD) that doesn't feel bloated and self-indulgent. Pop/rock music doesn't get much better than this.
And to whoever said, "Thank God they didn't become big stars," I say, I agree, but I do wish they had had a bit more success and recognition; they deserved it, then and now. Too bad Andy couldn't get over his stage fright; if they had toured for just a few more years, they could have reached a wider audience . . . After all, it's not like they were Sonic Youth. XTC's music is almost all quite accessible; there's no reason it couldn't have made a much bigger splash on the radio.
Average customer rating:
- The best of the touring bands work
- A good way to make a CD version of a great LP: Shrink it.
- Classic Xtc album has a bit of filler
|
English Settlement
XTC
Manufacturer: Virgin
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
General
| Alternative Rock
| Styles
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New Wave
| New Wave & Post-Punk
| Alternative Rock
| Styles
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ASIN: B00005ATE7
Release Date: 1985-04-15 |
Tracks:
- Runaways
- Ball And Chain
- Senses Working Overtime
- Jason And The Argonauts
- No Thugs In Our House
- Yacht Dance
- All Of A Sudden (It's Too Late)
- Melt The Guns
- Leisure
- It's Nearly Africa
- Knuckle Down
- Fly On The Wall
- Down In The Cockpit
- English Roundabout
- Snowman
Album Description
James Brown regarded Vicki Anderson as the best singer he ever had in his band. During her two stints as James leading singer in the late 60s and early 70s, she recorded some great singles, but never had an album release, making this the first legal album. Many of the tracks are making their first appearance on CD. Includes 2 duets with James Brown. Soul Brother Records. 2004.
Album Details
Digitally Remastered Japanese Version in a Limited LP Style Slipcase.
Customer Reviews:
The best of the touring bands work.......2006-04-12
This is the culmination of all the work XTC put in on the road and studio as a touring band before they became Andy, Colin and Gregsy's studio project. At the time of English Settlement XTC were completely in sync with one another musically, and the result is this brilliant album. Because the band was still playing live, the overdubs are kept to a minimum in order to accomodate live performance. So no endless string orchestrations and such. The economy of sound actually serves to make English Settlement that much stronger and tauter an album. In other words, it rocks. Musically XTC were such an original band. Terry Chambers deceptively simple thud, whack drumming is instanly recognizable and PERFECT. After he left their sound changed quite a bit. Dave Gregory's guitar and keyboards are impeccable, hell everyone is excellent and the songwriting is some of the best Partridge and Colin Moulding would do. Unfortunately soon after it's release Andy Partridge suffered crippling stage fright partially brought on by bussiness pressures and XTC never toured again, in store gigs notwithstanding. Terry Chambers quit and the "classic" XTC period was over. On subsequent albums their sound would change quite a bit and not all of it for the better. The third of the classic XTC records: Drums And Wires, Black Sea and English Settlement.
A good way to make a CD version of a great LP: Shrink it........2001-06-18
Yes, this is really just your old LP version of XTC's English Settlement but much smaller and sounds much better than the previous CD releases of it. The sound and the cute little inserts of the *original* inserts with tiny writing (and a cute little booklet with japanese lyrics) are the only reasons to get this import. Most importantly: IF YOU DON'T HAVE THIS ALBUM ON CD, IT'S A GOOD IDEA TO GET THIS IMPORT. THE OTHER US RELEASE SOUNDS LIKE ... Least importantly: "Leisure" and "Fly on the Wall" are still really enjoyable songs and the album wouldn't work well without them. Anyway this import is like a classic Hitchcock film finally available in THX. Got me?
Classic Xtc album has a bit of filler.......2001-05-05
Although not the band's finest album, English Settlement has highlights that are among the strongest this band ever produced. The main flaw with ES (and I should state for the record that, despite its flaws, it's my favorite Xtc album)is too much filler. Fly on the Wall and Leisure have no business on this album. They would make fine b sides but can't match No Thugs in Our House or Snowman for sheer depth and creativity.
This Japanese reissue has terrific sound (courstey of remastering engineer Ian Cooper)and reproduces the original album graphics perfectly (right down to the embossed cover). The inner sleeves are faithfully reproduced (including lyrics in English). This edition also includes a separate sheet with lyrics in both Japanese and English.
This album marked the end of the rough and tumble sound of Xtc. The next album Mummer would go for texture over substance. While that album has its merits (including the acidic Funk Pop a Roll and pastoral Love on a Farm Boy's Wages), it was a bit of a let down after this edgy, satire laced classic.
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English Settlement
XTC
Manufacturer: EMI Int'l
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
General
| Alternative Rock
| Styles
| Music
New Wave
| New Wave & Post-Punk
| Alternative Rock
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ASIN: B00005NB4J
Release Date: 2001-08-21 |
Tracks:
- Runaways
- Ball and Chain
- Senses Working Overtime
- Jason and the Argonauts
- No Thugs in Our House
- Yacht Dance
- All of a Sudden (It's Too Late)
- Melt the Guns
- Leisure
- It's Nearly Africa
- Knuckle Down
- Fly on the Wall
- Down in the Cockpit
- English Roundabout
- Snowman
Album Details
Digitally remastered Limited Edition Japanese version of their 1982 release in a limited LP style slipcase with textured and embossed cover art.
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English Settlement
XTC
Manufacturer: Geffen
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
General
| Alternative Rock
| Styles
| Music
New Wave
| New Wave & Post-Punk
| Alternative Rock
| Styles
| Music
General
| Pop
| Styles
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Pop Rock
| Pop
| Styles
| Music
ASIN: B000254G1M
Release Date: 1982-01-01 |
Tracks:
- Runaways
- Ball and Chain
- Senses Working Overtime
- Jason and the Argonauts
- No Thugs in Our House
- Yacht Dance
- All of a Sudden (It's Too Late)
- Melt the Guns
- Leisure
- It's Nearly Africa
- Knuckle Down
- Fly on the Wall
- Down in the Cockpit
- English Roundabout
- Snowman
Album Description
Remastered reissue of 1982 album features the classic 'Senses Working Overtime'. Virgin Records. 2001.
Average customer rating:
- The best of the touring bands work
|
English Settlement
XTC
Manufacturer: Geffen
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
General
| Alternative Rock
| Styles
| Music
New Wave
| New Wave & Post-Punk
| Alternative Rock
| Styles
| Music
General
| Pop
| Styles
| Music
Pop Rock
| Pop
| Styles
| Music
General
| Rock
| Styles
| Music
Alternative Rock
| Imports
| Stores
| Music
Rock
| Imports
| Stores
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ASIN: B000AU1O9G
Release Date: 1982-01-01 |
Tracks:
- Runaways
- Ball and Chain
- Senses Working Overtime
- Jason and the Argonauts
- No Thugs in Our House
- Yacht Dance
- All of a Sudden (It's Too Late)
- Melt the Guns
- Leisure
- It's Nearly Africa
- Knuckle Down
- Fly on the Wall
- Down in the Cockpit
- English Roundabout
- Snowman
Album Description
Japanese pressing featuring a limited edition miniature LP sleeve. To. 2005.
Album Details
24bit Digitally Remastered Japanese Limited Edition Issue of the Album Classic in a Deluxe, Miniaturized LP Sleeve Replica of the Original Vinyl Album Artwork.
Customer Reviews:
The best of the touring bands work.......2006-04-12
This is the culmination of all the work XTC put in on the road and studio as a touring band before they became Andy, Colin and Gregsy's studio project. At the time of English Settlement XTC were completely in sync with one another musically, and the result is this brilliant album. Because the band was still playing live, the overdubs are kept to a minimum in order to accomodate live performance. So no endless string orchestrations and such. The economy of sound actually serves to make English Settlement that much stronger and tauter an album. In other words, it rocks. Musically XTC were such an original band. Terry Chambers deceptively simple thud, whack drumming is instanly recognizable and PERFECT. After he left their sound changed quite a bit. Dave Gregory's guitar and keyboards are impeccable, hell everyone is excellent and the songwriting is some of the best Partridge and Colin Moulding would do. Unfortunately soon after it's release Andy Partridge suffered crippling stage fright partially brought on by bussiness pressures and XTC never toured again, in store gigs notwithstanding. Terry Chambers quit and the "classic" XTC period was over. On subsequent albums their sound would change quite a bit and not all of it for the better. The third of the classic XTC records: Drums And Wires, Black Sea and English Settlement.
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English Settlement
XTC
Manufacturer: Toshiba EMI Japan
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
General
| Alternative Rock
| Styles
| Music
New Wave
| New Wave & Post-Punk
| Alternative Rock
| Styles
| Music
General
| Pop
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Pop Rock
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ASIN: B0000A12BG
Release Date: 2004-04-27 |
Tracks:
- Runaways
- Ball and Chain
- Senses Working Overtime
- Jason and the Argonauts
- No Thugs in Our House
- Yacht Dance
- All of a Sudden (It's Too Late)
- Melt the Guns
- Leisure
- It's Nearly Africa
- Knuckle Down
- Fly on the Wall
- Down in the Cockpit
- English Roundabout
- Snowman
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English Settlement
XTC
Manufacturer: Phantom Sound & Vision
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
General
| Alternative Rock
| Styles
| Music
New Wave
| New Wave & Post-Punk
| Alternative Rock
| Styles
| Music
General
| Pop
| Styles
| Music
General
| Rock
| Styles
| Music
ASIN: B000BRI7OI
Release Date: 2001-12-03 |
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