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9. Nov. 2008 · Part of an ongoing series of interviews by Todd Bernhardt with Andy Partridge about the songs we feature each week on MySpace. This week's song, "The Last Balloon," is from 1999's Apple Venus, Vol. 1.
20. Apr. 2024 · XTCfans, various blog interviews, 2006-2010, edited by Todd Bernhardt. “Didn't Hurt A Bit”, Optimism's Flames, 2003. Fuzzy Warbles (volumes 1-8), Ape House Records UK, 2002-2006, Andy Partridge. Coat of Many Cupboards, Virgin/Idea Records UK, 2002. Homegrown — The Wasp Star Home Demos, Pony Canyon Records Japan, 2001.
8. März 2009 · We've got a treat for you -- artist and drummer extraordinaire Prairie Prince graciously agreed to talk with Todd Bernhardt about recording with XTC -- and this week we feature memories of 1987's Skylarking. The song we've posted this week is the live-in-the-studio basic version of "Extrovert," originally released as a B-side of the "Grass" EP ...
12. Nov. 2006 · Monday, December 11, 2006. Andy discusses 'Senses Working Overtime'. Song of the Week -- Andy's take. Part of an ongoing series of interviews by Todd Bernhardt with Andy Partridge about the songs we feature each week on MySpace. This week's song, "Senses Working Overtime," is from 1982's English Settlement.
26. Jan. 2009 · Part of an ongoing series of interviews by Todd Bernhardt with Colin Moulding about the songs we feature each week on MySpace. This week's song, "The Meeting Place," is from 1987's Skylarking. Psychic Pswede Per was the first to correctly guess the meeting place where Todd used to meet friends for food and drinks after work during earlier daze.
16. Okt. 2007 · TB: Yeah, I know him through Rob Cosentino, the guy who originally started up the XTCfans MySpace site, and who owns Nonsuch Productions, that studio in Bowie, MD, where I've done a bit of recording. Actually, Anthony plays bass on that version of "Holly Up on Poppy" that Harrison [Sherwood] and I did, where I arranged the song as if the '77 band were playing it.
