I'm quite a fan of this band actually. I loved "Making Plans For Nigel", "Generals And Majors" and "Wonderland". I think this is great but it doesn't seem to fit the current pop climate. Maybe that's in its favour... (Lenny Henry, Smash Hits, September 29, 1983)
Thursday, May 18, 2017
XTC - Love On A Farmboy's Wages (Virgin)
Ringing acoustic guitar heralds another XTC classic. Unashamedly rural in feel with a folksy chorus and a melody that is strong but totally unpredictable, "Farmboy" is the soundtrack to a golden autumn. The B-side of the twelve-inch version features three live tracks including "Burning with Optimism's Flame", one of their finest songs. (Martin Townsend, No 1, September 24, 1983)
I'm quite a fan of this band actually. I loved "Making Plans For Nigel", "Generals And Majors" and "Wonderland". I think this is great but it doesn't seem to fit the current pop climate. Maybe that's in its favour... (Lenny Henry, Smash Hits, September 29, 1983)
I'm quite a fan of this band actually. I loved "Making Plans For Nigel", "Generals And Majors" and "Wonderland". I think this is great but it doesn't seem to fit the current pop climate. Maybe that's in its favour... (Lenny Henry, Smash Hits, September 29, 1983)
Labels:
1983,
Lenny Henry,
Martin Townsend,
No1,
Smash Hits,
Virgin,
XTC
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