Release date
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Title
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Chart positions
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Notes
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Album
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U.K.
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CAN
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U.S.
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AUS
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October 1977
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"Science Friction" (Partridge)
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7" single withdrawn in UK, though released in Europe, Australia and New Zealand. 12" released as 3D - EP.
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Non-album release
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January 1978
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"Statue of Liberty" (Partridge)
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White Music
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April 1978
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"This Is Pop?" (Partridge)
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Completely re-recorded version of a track from White Music.
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Non-album release
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September 1978
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"Are You Receiving Me?" (Partridge)
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#86
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Initially a non-LP single. Track included on some later pressings of Go 2.
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Non-album release
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April 1979
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"Life Begins at the Hop" (Moulding)
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#44
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#80
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#94
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Initially a non-LP single. Track included on some later pressings of Drums and Wires. Single came out after "Making Plans for Nigel" outside of UK.
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Non-album release
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September 1979
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"Making Plans For Nigel" (Moulding)
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#17
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#14
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#94
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Drums and Wires
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January 1980
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"Ten Feet Tall" (Moulding)
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US release only. Completely re-recorded version of a track from Drums and Wires.
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Non-album release
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March 1980
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"Wait Till Your Boat Goes Down" (Partridge)
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Non-album release
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August 1980
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"Generals and Majors" (Moulding)
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#32
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#92
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#104
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#24
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Black Sea
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October 1980
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"Towers of London" (Partridge)
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#31
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October 1980
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The Colonel: "Too Many Cooks In The Kitchen" (The Colonel) i.e. Moulding
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Pseudonymous single by XTC's Colin Moulding, with Terry Chambers on drums.
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Non-album release
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November 1980
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"Take This Town" (Partridge)
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UK release only. From the Times Square soundtrack. B-side by The Ruts.
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Non-album release
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December 1980
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"Sgt. Rock (Is Going To Help Me)" (Partridge)
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#16
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Black Sea
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January 1981
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"Love At First Sight" (Moulding)
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North American release only.
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March 1981
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"Respectable Street" (Partridge)
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Remixed single version, featuring "cleaned up" and re-sung lyrics.
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January 1982
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"Senses Working Overtime" (Partridge)
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#10
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#36
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#12
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English Settlement
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February 1982
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"Ball and Chain" (Moulding)
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#58
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#97
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May 1982
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"No Thugs In Our House" (Partridge)
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April 1983
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"Great Fire" (Partridge)
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Mummer
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June 1983
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"Wonderland" (Moulding)
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September 1983
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"Love On A Farmboy's Wages" (Partridge)
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#50
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November 1983
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The Three Wise Men: "Thanks For Christmas" (Balthazar/Kaspar/Melchior)
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Pseudonymous Christmas single.
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Non-album release
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September 1984
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"All You Pretty Girls" (Partridge)
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#55
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#76
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The Big Express
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November 1984
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"This World Over" (Partridge)
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#99
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February 1985
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"Wake Up" (Moulding)
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#94
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April 1985
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The Dukes of Stratosphear: "The Mole From The Ministry" (Johns) i.e. Partridge
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Pseudonymous single by XTC's alter ego The Dukes of Stratosphear.
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25 O'Clock
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September 1986
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"Grass" (Moulding)
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#100
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Skylarking
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February 1987
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"The Meeting Place" (Moulding)
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#100
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March? 1987
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"Earn Enough For Us" (Partridge)
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Released in Canada and Australia only.
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June 1987
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"Dear God" (Partridge)
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#99
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Originally the non-album B-side to "Grass". Later an A-side, and included on later pressings of Skylarking. Reached #15 on Billboard's Rock Album Tracks Chart (US).
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July 1987
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The Dukes of Stratosphear: "You're A Good Man Albert Brown" (Johns) i.e. Partridge
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Pseudonymous single by XTC's alter ego The Dukes of Stratosphear.
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Psonic Psunspot
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January 1989
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"The Mayor of Simpleton" (Partridge)
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#46
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#42
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#72
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Reached #1 on Billboard's Modern Rock chart (US).
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Oranges & Lemons
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April 1989
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"King For A Day" (Moulding)
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#82
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Reached #11 on Billboard's Modern Rock chart (US).
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August 1989
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"The Loving" (Partridge)
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March 1992
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"The Disappointed" (Partridge)
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#33
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#32
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Nonsuch
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May 1992
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"The Ballad of Peter Pumpkinhead" (Partridge)
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#71
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#48
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September 1992
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"Wrapped In Grey" (Partridge)
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Withdrawn, only a few copies known to exist.
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April 1999
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"Easter Theatre" (Partridge)
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Apple Venus
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June 1999
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"I'd Like That" (Partridge)
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#121
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May 2000
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"I'm The Man Who Murdered Love" (Partridge)
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#144
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Wasp Star
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December 2005
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"Where Did The Ordinary People Go?" (Moulding)
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Internet-only release.
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Non-album release
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