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| Discussion: Xtc I am a huge fan of the bands music. I'm also a musician. Back in my college party band days we used to play a few of their tunes (Life begins at the hop, Making plans for Nigel, and No thugs). However, they're not the easiest group to figure out by ear and my limited attempts at finding free tab/chrd charts has been fairly unsuccessful. So far I've only found a few tunes on OLGA. Anyone know of some other good sources? My email address is "olson.michael@attbi.com". Thanks! >>By Dagmar Tremendously talented British pop band. Have a listen to "Black Sea" or "English Settlement" or "Oranges & Lemons" to get a sense of just how good they are. >>By Persevere Hello, XTC are very underrated I guess, Making plans for Nigel has always been one of my favourite songs and they continued making wonderful albums like Skylarking, English Settlement, Apple Venus Vol 1 and there are the so-called Fuzzy Warbles by Andy Partridge on which you can listen to demos, outtakes, alternate versions really interesting if you want to discover more about the XTC origin. >>By pavel The son of one of the members of XTC, is momentarily doing the festivals with hes band The Veils.... Not as exciting as XTC, but it just passed my mind when I say this topic.... >>By Joris Spikkelaar say=saw >>By Joris Spikkelaar You are not logged in. To access all functionality, you can log in via Flork. Flork is a worldwide community of people who are interested in music, movies and books. As a Flork-User, you can participate in this and other discussions, meet new people and exchange messages with other members directly: www.flork.com |