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1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the VHS release of Look Look on Discogs/5(11).

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2. Discover releases, reviews, credits, songs, and more about XTC - Look Look at Discogs. Shop Vinyl and CDs and complete your XTC collection/5(14).

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3. XTC「Best Hits」VHS. XTC「Best Hits」VHS. ¥3, 1 This Is Pop 2 Statue Of Liberty 3 Are You Receiving Me? 4 Life Begins At The Hop 5 Making Plans For Nigel 6 Towers Of London 7 Respectable Street 8 Generals And Majors 9 All Of A Sudden (It's Too Late) 10 Ball And Chain 11 Senses Working Overtime ※古いものです。.

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4. Look Look, a Video by XTC. Released in on Virgin Video (catalog no. VIRV D; VHS). Genres: Post-Punk, New Wave/5(4).

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5. Fossil Fuel: The XTC Singles –92 is a U.K. compilation album by XTC released in It was their third such Greatest Hits album following 's Waxworks: Some Singles and 's The Compact niumedtileatekutamtiamigomaste.co collects all 31 of their Virgin Records UK singles in chronological order. It does not include their pseudonymous singles as The Dukes of Stratosphear, The Three Wise Men or The.

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6. Feb 11,  · XTC - Are You Receiving Me? / Love at First Sight (Live at the Lawrence Opera House) - Duration: sergeant rock 1, views. 50+ videos Play all Mix - XTC "Are You Receiving Me.

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7. The Compact XTC: The Singles is a singles compilation album by XTC originally issued in It replaced Waxworks: Some Singles as a Greatest Hits album (and, bizarrely, used the same catalogue number in the UK and some other countries), adding six singles issued between English Settlement and The Big niumedtileatekutamtiamigomaste.co took advantage of the compact disc's greater storage capacity.

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9. Jan 19,  · This is XTC’s best-selling record, thanks in no small part to hit single Senses Working Overtime, a song which launched them into the top 10 of the UK Singles Chart for the first (and only) time. On their first double album, XTC are transitioning from the punk-adjacent material from their earlier years to the pastoral, lush pop they have now.

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