Biografia:
Banda inglesa de post-punk com uma queda acentuada pro pop de qualidade. Um Public Image Ltd. mais alegre ou um Talking Heads mais carrancudo.
Eles abriram mão de tocar ao vivo em 1982, e a cada disco de estúdio ficam mais sofisticados. Depois do sucesso com Drums and Wires, escorado no hit "Making Plans for Nigel", a banda voltou ao estúdio com dois nomes que ainda fariam sucesso nos anos 80, Steve Lillywhite e Hugh Padgham, que viriam depois a trabalhar com U2, Simple Minds, Police e Paul McCartney.
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Outras músicas:
- 1000 Umbrellas
- All Of A Sudden
- All You Pretty Girls
- Another Satellite
- Ball And Chain
- Ballet For A Rainy Day
- Books Are Burning
- Chalkhills And Children
- Church Of Women
- Crocodile
- Dear God
- Dear Madam Barnum
- Earn Enough For Us
- Easter Theatre
- Generals And Majors
- Grass
- Great Fire
- Harvest Festival
- Holly Up On Poppy
- Humble Daisy
- Id Like That
- King For A Day
- Life Begins At The Hop
- Making Plans For Nigel
- My Train Is Coming
- No Language In Our Lungs
- No Thugs In Our House
- Playground
- Red Brick Dream
- Respectable Street
- Say It
- Senses Working Overtime
- Standing In For Joe
- Statue Of Liberty
- Summers Cauldron
- Ten Feet Tall
- Thanks For Christmas
- Thats Really Super Supergirl
- The Ballad Of Peter Pumpkinhead
- The Dissapointed
- The Last Balloon
- The Loving
- The Mayor Of Simpleton
- The Meeting Place
- The Wheel And The Maypole
- Then She Appeared
- Towers Of London
- Toys
- Where Did The Ordinary People Go
- Wounded Horse
- Wrapped In Grey
- Your Dictionary
Quatro anos de trabalho duro!Neste mês de maio fizemos quatro anos no ar. Continuamos trabalhando na divulgação deste maravilhoso instrumento, obrigado por participar da nossa história!
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From: [email protected]
Subject: CRD: Mayor of Simpleton by XTC
Date: Tue, 30 Jan 96 14:32:42 GMT
The Mayor Of Simpleton - XTC
-----------------------------
from 'Oranges and Lemons'
words & music Andy Partridge
[Transcribed by Duncan Batey, [email protected]]
[Notes: The 'C D' in the verse is played on the track by sliding the
C chord up to 3rd fret and back, arpeggiating(?), while the bass line
dances around to wonderful effect. I just strum the chords. I also
tend to play a lot of the chords with the two little fingers at 3rd
fret, except for the D, e.g.
G Asus4 C Am7
----3-------3--------3--------3--------
----3-------3--------3--------3--------
----0-------2--------0--------0--------
----0-------2--------2--------2--------
----2-------0--------3--------0--------
----3-------0--------0--------0--------
This generally makes it easier to shift between chords, and makes
things a bit more interesting than playing them straight, although
it's not always appropriate -- in the bridge for instance]
C D C D
C D C D C D C D
Never been near a university
C D C D C D C D
Never took a paper or a learned degree
G Asus4
Some of your friends think that's stupid of me,
C D
But it's nothing that I care about,
C D G Am7
Well I don't know how to tell the weight of the sun,
C D G Am7
And all mathematics well I just shun,
G E Am D
And I may be the mayor of simpleton, but I know one thing,
C D C D
And that's I love you
C D C/E D/F#
When their logic grows cold and all thinking gets done,
C/G D/A D G C G G
You'll be warm in the arms of the mayor of simpleton
C D C D
I can't have been there when brains were handed round
(Please be upstanding for the mayor of simpleton)
Or get past the covers of your books profound
(Please be upstanding for the mayor of simpleton)
Some of your friends think it's really unsound
That you're even seen talking to me
Well I don't know how to write a big hit song,
And all mathematics well I want none,
And I may be the mayor of simpleton, but I know one thing,
And that's I love you
Bm Em
I'm not proud of the fact that I never learned much,
G
Just feel I should say,
Bm Em
What you get is all real, I can't put on an act,
C D
it takes brains to do that anyway (and anyway)
Well I don't know how to puzzle problems and puns
And a home computer has me on the run
And I may be the mayor of simpleton, but I know one thing,
And that's I love you (I love you)
If depth of feeling is a currency
(Please be upstanding for the mayor of simpleton)
Then I'm the man who grew the money tree
(No chain of office and no hope of getting one)
Some of your friends are to brainy to see
That they're paupers and that's how they'll all stay
Well I don't know how many needles make up a ton
Of all the Nobel prizes that I never one,
And I may be the mayor of simpleton, but I know one thing,
And that's I love you
C D C/E D/F#
When their logic grows cold and all thinking gets done,
C/G D/A D G C G G
You'll be warm in the arms of the mayor of simpleton
You'll be warm in the arms of the mayor of simpleton
C D7sus4/A
You'll be warm in the arms of the mayor
(Please be upstanding for the mayor of simpleton)
#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
#
From: [email protected]
Subject: CRD: Mayor of Simpleton by XTC
Date: Tue, 30 Jan 96 14:32:42 GMT
The Mayor Of Simpleton - XTC
-----------------------------
from 'Oranges and Lemons'
words & music Andy Partridge
[Transcribed by Duncan Batey, [email protected]]
[Notes: The 'C D' in the verse is played on the track by sliding the
C chord up to 3rd fret and back, arpeggiating(?), while the bass line
dances around to wonderful effect. I just strum the chords. I also
tend to play a lot of the chords with the two little fingers at 3rd
fret, except for the D, e.g.
G Asus4 C Am7
----3-------3--------3--------3--------
----3-------3--------3--------3--------
----0-------2--------0--------0--------
----0-------2--------2--------2--------
----2-------0--------3--------0--------
----3-------0--------0--------0--------
This generally makes it easier to shift between chords, and makes
things a bit more interesting than playing them straight, although
it's not always appropriate -- in the bridge for instance]
C D C D
C D C D C D C D
Never been near a university
C D C D C D C D
Never took a paper or a learned degree
G Asus4
Some of your friends think that's stupid of me,
C D
But it's nothing that I care about,
C D G Am7
Well I don't know how to tell the weight of the sun,
C D G Am7
And all mathematics well I just shun,
G E Am D
And I may be the mayor of simpleton, but I know one thing,
C D C D
And that's I love you
C D C/E D/F#
When their logic grows cold and all thinking gets done,
C/G D/A D G C G G
You'll be warm in the arms of the mayor of simpleton
C D C D
I can't have been there when brains were handed round
(Please be upstanding for the mayor of simpleton)
Or get past the covers of your books profound
(Please be upstanding for the mayor of simpleton)
Some of your friends think it's really unsound
That you're even seen talking to me
Well I don't know how to write a big hit song,
And all mathematics well I want none,
And I may be the mayor of simpleton, but I know one thing,
And that's I love you
Bm Em
I'm not proud of the fact that I never learned much,
G
Just feel I should say,
Bm Em
What you get is all real, I can't put on an act,
C D
it takes brains to do that anyway (and anyway)
Well I don't know how to puzzle problems and puns
And a home computer has me on the run
And I may be the mayor of simpleton, but I know one thing,
And that's I love you (I love you)
If depth of feeling is a currency
(Please be upstanding for the mayor of simpleton)
Then I'm the man who grew the money tree
(No chain of office and no hope of getting one)
Some of your friends are to brainy to see
That they're paupers and that's how they'll all stay
Well I don't know how many needles make up a ton
Of all the Nobel prizes that I never one,
And I may be the mayor of simpleton, but I know one thing,
And that's I love you
C D C/E D/F#
When their logic grows cold and all thinking gets done,
C/G D/A D G C G G
You'll be warm in the arms of the mayor of simpleton
You'll be warm in the arms of the mayor of simpleton
C D7sus4/A
You'll be warm in the arms of the mayor
(Please be upstanding for the mayor of simpleton)
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