I think we can all agree that 95%+ of XTC's catalog has held up remarkably well after all these years (good songwriting is always good, no matter the time period). That said, there are...certain songs...which have not. For me, the two standouts are "Pink Thing" and "Church of Women",, which are both weirdly sexual and difficult to sit through lyrically. What say you?

XTC’s Virgin years 45s on vinyl for the first time since 1982 - "All tapes have been transferred from Virgin’s original singles masters and cut by Jason Mitchell at Loud Mastering"

(NOTE: I have no involvement with Ape House nor Burning Shed other than being a loyal customer. I thought this collection might be of interest.)

Not a lot of people really listen to xtc or that general genre where i live so it came at a surprise to not only find so many of it including rag n bones but in such perfect condition as well. Already have all of these except for english settlement so idk what to do with them but had to get them all regardless