The Dukes Of Stratosphear - 25 O'Clock Album

Tracklist

1	Your Gold Dress	4:38
2	What In The World ??...	5:01
3	My Love Explodes	3:54
4	25 O'Clock	5:01
5	Bike Ride To The Moon	2:24
6	The Mole From The Ministry	5:50

Credits

• Artwork [Ink] – The Technicolor Prophet Of Mars
• Electric Bass, Other [Song Stuff] – The Red Curtain
• Mellotron, Piano, Organ, Guitar [Fuzz-tone Guitar] – Lord Cornelius Plum
• Producer – John Leckie, Swami Anand Nagara, The Dukes
• Typography [Trouble And Type] – The Serif Of Knotting 'Em
• Vocals [Singing], Guitar, Other [Brain Buds], Artwork [Sleeve Art] – Sir John Johns
• Written-By – Sir John Johns (tracks: A1 to A3, B2, B3), The Red Curtain (tracks: B1)

Barcodes

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Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Virgin Records Ltd.
• Copyright (c) – Virgin Records Ltd.
• Published By – Virgin Music (Publishers) Ltd.
• Recorded At – Chapel Lane Studios
• Mastered At – The Town House

Album

25 O'Clock is the debut record by English rock band the Dukes of Stratosphear and the eighth studio album by XTC, released on April Fools Day 1985 through Virgin Records. It was publicised as a long-lost collection of recordings by a late 1960s group, but actually consisted of new tracks recorded by Andy Partridge, Colin Moulding, and Dave Gregory of XTC with Gregory's brother Ian. Tracklist 25 O'Clock 5:01 Bike Ride To The Moon 2:24 My Love Explodes 3:54. The Dukes of Stratosphear-The Mole from the Ministry - Full Video. The Heavy Horses - Murder Ballads & Other Love Songs - full album 2012 - Продолжительность: 41:23 PB Channel 2 Recommended in album The Dukes Of Stratosphear - The 25 O'Clock 1985. The Dukes Of Stratosphear - 25 O'clock. The Dukes Of Stratosphear - Bike Ride To The Moon. The Dukes Of Stratosphear - My Love Explodes. The Dukes Of Stratosphear - What In The World. The Dukes Of Stratosphear - Your Gold Dress. The Dukes Of Stratosphear - The Mole From The Ministry. The Dukes Of Stratosphear - 25 O'clock Demo. The Dukes Of Stratosphear. They turned into the Dukes of Stratosphear and cut the EP 25 O'Clock, a brilliant, clever distillation of the sounds of 1967, filled with knowing allusions and outright thievery from psychedelic classics both popular and well-known. 25 O'Clock is a mini-album from XTC which was released under the pseudonym The Dukes of Stratosphear, and was also the title song from that release. Joined by XTC member Dave Gregory's brother Ian on drums, the Dukes indulged in the stylistic tropes of 1960s psychedelia, particularly the British variety. Several of the tracks were made to sound like individual bands like the Syd Barrett-era Pink Floyd sound of Bike Ride to the Moon. Others were si read more. 25 O'Clock is a mini-album from XTC which was released under the pseudonym The Dukes of Stratosphear, and was also the title song from that rele read more. 25 O'Clock. Ape House Ltd. The first EP, 25 O'Clock, shipped on April Fools' Day 1985, and it was rumored at the time and official not long after that the Dukes of Stratosphear were really XTC- with Partridge and Moulding as Sir John Johns and the Red Curtain, third member David Gregory taking the nom de hoax Lord Cornelius Plum, and David's brother Ian. Owen- on drums. But some people believed the band was real, and that the records really had been dredged out of a warehouse after decades of neglect. Why not . The Dukes of Stratosphear anticipated and were celebrated by retro-minded movements such as the Paisley Underground. Released exclusively in Britain on April Fool's Day 1985, the mini-album 25 O'Clock was presented as a long-lost collection of recordings by a late 1960s group. A music video set to. 25 OClock. The Dukes of Stratosphear. Released April 1, 1985. 25 OClock Tracklist. 25 O'Clock Lyrics. The original budget for 25 O'Clock was 5,000, and we gave them 1,000 back sort of facetiously, I think. Because we felt like they were laughing at us Lets see you try to make a record for that much. We should have just drunk the change, to be honest, but it was a kind of fuck-you. Heres your change, and heres your album. And it sold very well, so there was more budget to go around on the second one. 25 OClock Q&A. Producers The Dukes of Stratosphear & John Leckie. Writers Andy Partridge & Colin Moulding. Formato: Vinyl, 12, 33 RPM, the collective personna of The Dukes of Stratosphear a name that he'd considered for the band before finally settling for XTC the band time-warped themselves across a series of brilliantly witty psych pastiches. Not in this case though. 25 O'Clock bristles with enthusiasm and energy, positively exuding good, and let's be honest here, wacky vibes. Released on April Fool's Day 1985 under the Dukes' pseudonym, it actually outsold their last album proper, The Big Express. Indeed, its influence can clearly be heard on straighter albums such as Tears For Fears' 1989 work, The Seeds Of Love