Released 20 January 1978 White Music
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(1978) Release date 20 January 1978 Producer John Leckie | Length 36:28 Artist XTC Label Virgin Records Genres New wave, Post-punk | |
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Recorded 28 April – 7 October 1977 at The Manor, Oxfordshire, England Similar XTC albums, Post-punk albums | ||
Xtc white music full album hd
White Music is the debut studio album by the English band XTC, released on 20 January 1978.
Contents
It reached No. 38 in the UK album charts and spawned the singles "Statue of Liberty" (which was banned by the BBC for the line "sail beneath your skirt") and a re-recording of "This Is Pop?".
Track listing
A German import, ca. 1991, includes these same tracks but in a different order: the first eleven tracks as the original release (Radios in Motion as track 1, Science Friction as track 7, through Heatwave as track 11), followed by the bonus tracks Traffic Light Rock through Neon Shuffle as tracks 12-19 respectively. Another release (CAR 50691) uses slightly different song titles: "New Town Animal In A Furnished Cage", "Into the Atomic Age", "Hang onto the Night", "Science Fiction"; in some countries, the same differences in titles are applied to the CDVX2095 edition.
Note: tracks 13, 14 and 15 were the songs of the XTC first EP called "3D EP".
Personnel
Songs
1Radios in Motion2:54
2Cross Wires2:05
3This Is Pop2:41