EPISODE · Oct 30, 2019
Episode 100: Colin Moulding
from Look At My Records! · host Thomas Gallo
The 100th episode of Look At My Records! is here!For this milestone, I wanted to interview a special guest. I aimed high and was lucky enough to chat with Colin Moulding of my all-time favorite band, XTC.In 2017, Colin reunited with former XTC drummer Terry Chambers to form TC&I. The duo released an EP, Great Aspirations, in late 2017 and subsequently played a string of live dates at the Swindon Arts Center in October and November of 2018. These special performances attracted fans from all over the globe and were recently released as a live album, Naked Flames.Tune in to hear about Naked Flames, plus writing XTC’s first hit “Making Plans For Nigel,” his impressions of CBGB’s during the band’s string of shows at the storied New York City venue in January 1979, and much more including some insights into some of Colin’s best songs.You can purchase "Naked Flames” and “Great Aspirations” via Burning Shed. You can also purchase a wide array of XTC records and merch via Ape House.A massive thanks to Colin for taking the time to chat with me! An enormous THANK YOU to everyone who listened and the great guests I had the privilege of interviewing over the first hundred!
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The 100th episode of Look At My Records! is here! For this milestone, I wanted to interview a special guest. I aimed high and was lucky enough to chat with Colin Moulding of my all-time favorite band, XTC. In 2017, Colin reunited with former XTC drummer Terry Chambers to form TC&I. The duo released an EP, Great Aspirations, in late 2017 and subsequently played a string of live dates at the Swindon Arts Center in October and November of 2018. These special performances attracted fans from all over the globe and were recently released as a live album, Naked Flames. Tune in to hear about Naked Flames, plus writing XTC’s first hit “Making Plans For Nigel,” his impressions of CBGB’s during the band’s string of shows at the storied New York City venue in January 1979, and much more including some insights into some of Colin’s best songs. You can purchase "Naked Flames” and “Great Aspirations” via Burning Shed. You can also purchase a wide array of XTC records and merch via Ape House. A massive thanks to Colin for taking the time to chat with me! An enormous THANK YOU to everyone who listened and the great guests I had the privilege of interviewing over the first hundred!
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