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Oranges & Lemons

Oranges & Lemons

Studio album by XTCWikipedia

Search complete. 8 mentions across 5 episodes found for "Oranges & Lemons".

Oct 12, 2026

Chris WinterHOST
8:40
But anyway, Andy Partridge founded the group XTC and love his work.
Chris WinterHOST
8:47
This was off of Oranges and Lemons, which was their, I would consider it their ninth studio album.
Chris WinterHOST
8:56
It's technically their 11th because they recorded two albums under the group name Dukes of the Stratosphere, Dukes of Stratosphere.
Chris WinterHOST
9:06
This came right after their album Skylarking, which was produced by Todd Rundgren, was not commercial success, very difficult to make.
Chris WinterHOST
9:48
1000 subscribers is perfectly fine for me.
Chris WinterHOST
9:51
I don't want anything bigger than that.
Chris WinterHOST
9:53
And Andy, didn't really want a lot of the things that went along with being a music star which is why oranges and lemons was a joke about the band's financial situation even though it was taken from some sort of nursery rhyme but anyway skylarking comes out and even though it was not a success in the united states in college radio and this is how i found out about them one of their songs, Dear God, got a lot of publicity and a lot of play and sort of alt indie college music, you know, scenes.
Chris WinterHOST
10:25
So they actually rereleased Skylark in the United States with that song on it.
Pat MastelottoGUEST
32:40
They could have easily not included me as a writer.
Marcus GoldmanHOST
32:46
In 1989, you happened to join a band from England for the Oranges and Lemons record, and I'm talking about XTC.
Marcus GoldmanHOST
32:57
How did you come about meeting them? I remember getting English Settlement as a kid and how much of an impact XTC had on me throughout that decade.
Marcus GoldmanHOST
33:09
And then King for a Day and Mayor of Simpleton, two amazing songs.
Colin MouldingGUEST
56:27
We've always been like that, you know.
David EastaughHOST
56:28
Because Oranges and Lemons, your last album of the 80s, is a big piece of work, isn't it?
Colin MouldingGUEST
56:35
Yeah, yeah, it's pretty much a double, really.
David EastaughHOST
56:39
And going to Hollywood, Ocean Way, you were recording this.
Colin MouldingGUEST
57:07
Oh, great.
Colin MouldingGUEST
57:08
Let's go there then.
Colin MouldingGUEST
57:11
And spent a ton of money, no doubt, on three weeks recording the drum tracks for Oranges and Lemons, you know, with Pat Mastolotto.
Colin MouldingGUEST
57:23
who went on to play with King Crimson.
Brian IbbottHOST
30:55
...
Brian IbbottHOST
30:55
Oranges and Lemons.
Brian IbbottHOST
30:56
Yeah.
Scott JohnsonHOST
30:56
Yeah, might be.
Brian IbbittHOST
30:48
really? I wonder if they're an XTC cover band because that was the name of an XTC.
Brian IbbittHOST
30:52
A really good XTC album was Oranges and Lemons.
Scott JohnsonHOST
30:56
That might be.
Scott JohnsonHOST
30:57
Well, all I know is Brian won and got the victory pickle.

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