Art Gallery: Video

Videos and video captures.

promotional video for the Partridge / Andrews / Barker song “Winterwerk”, filmed by Mitch Keen	promotional video for the Andy Partridge album Powers	The TVT TV commercial for Apple Venus Vol. 1
Abbey Road Studio 1, 16 April 1998	Abbey Road Studio 1, 16 April 1998	Abbey Road Studio 1, 16 April 1998
Abbey Road Studio 1, 16 April 1998	psychedelic video for “You're a Good Man Albert Brown (Curse You Red Barrel)”	“All of a Sudden (It's Too Late)” promotional video from Look Look
Andy, ignoring his disdain for extended guitar solos, lets loose with the soulful finale to “Books Are Burning”.	animated short to advertise The Original Fuzzy Warbles Collector's Album, from APE House Records, UK	“Ball and Chain”, hilariously lip-sync'ed on British TV
“Ball and Chain” promotional video, 1982	In a historic meeting guest VJ Andy interviews Barry Andrews. The Sky-Fi Music Show circa 1985.	video for “Beating of Hearts”, from XTC Play at Home, Channel 4, 1983
A sampling of Look Look, the XTC singles video collection, 1982 Virgin Japan [Part 1]	A sampling of Look Look, the XTC singles video collection, 1982 [Part 1]	A sampling of Look Look, the XTC singles video collection, 1982 Virgin Japan [Part 2]
“Books are Burning” live on The Late Show, BBC TV, April 1992	“Burning with Optimism's Flames” performed live at Markthalle, Hamburg, West Germany, February 10, 1982, broadcast on Rockpalast, WDR	Colin's message to the Roundabout, March 5, 1999
A tour-weary Andy stumbles off stage at Le Palace, Paris, 18 March 1982	“Dear God” promotional video	“Dear Madam Barnum” live acoustic in the shed
Phil Lee's interpretation of “Desert Island”	“The Disappointed” lip synch on Pebble Mill, UK TV, 1992	“The Diſappointed” promo video from Japanese TV
The Dukes of Silverlake, July 27, 2004 (movie #2)	The Dukes of Silverlake, July 27, 2004 (movie #3)	A tour-weary Andy stumbles off stage at Le Palace, Paris, 18 March 1982
promotional video for the Wombat/Leg “Londres à prix hallucinant” French marketing campaign for Eurostar, using “Tin Toy Clockwork Train“ by Andy Partridge as its soundtrack	“Love on a Farmboy's Wages” promo video, from XTC Play at Home, Channel 4, 1983	animated short to advertise Fine Wires Humming A New Song, a download-only EP from Monstrance, APE House Records, UK
“Fly Upon The Wall” video excerpt	“Respectable Street”, live at the Fréjus Amphitheatre, Fréjus, France, 28 August 1980	“Funk Pop a Roll” promo video, from XTC Play at Home, Channel 4, 1983
Guitar Lesson with Andy Partridge (Part 1)	Guitar Lesson with Andy Partridge (Part 2)	“Generals and Majors” promotional video (featuring Richard Branson)
snippet of the promotional video for “Generals and Majors”	“Goosey Goosey” live acoustic in the shed	“Grass” promotional video
“Great Fire / Dear God” acoustic radio tour medley 1989	A special message from Andy Partridge and Colin Moulding from XTC, for the Loser's Lounge Tribute to XTC at the Fez in NYC, June 2003	Mr. Partridge puttering around on the piano at Abbey Road, April 16, 1998
XTC in-store, HMV Shibuya, Tokyo, 9.Mar.1999	Razor wit meets friendly barbs in the Circuit DVD magazine's “Shave and a Haircut with XTC”	Colin and Andy get a “Shave and a Haircut”
Andy Partridge strums “Happy Families” for French TV.	Wounded Horse from “Ball and Chain” video	Snippet of “Life Begins at the Hop” lip-sync on Top of the Pops, 17 May 1979
XTC perform “Life Begins at the Hop” on their first Top of the Pops appearance, 17 May 1979	XTC perform “Life Begins at the Hop” on their first Top of the Pops appearance, 17 May 1979	“Human Alchemy” promotional video
“Humble Daisy” live acoustic in the shed	XTC sur la scène du Théâtre de l'Empire à Paris, 10/12/1978	XTC sur la scène du Théâtre de l'Empire à Paris, 18/11/1979
video for “In Loving Memory of a Name”, from XTC Play at Home, Channel 4, 1983	“King for a Day” live on Late Show with David Letterman, June 30, 1989	“King For a Day” unplugged, Post Modern MTV, May 1989
“King For a Day” promotional video, version 1 (black & white)	“King For a Day” promotional video, version 2 (solarised)	“King For A Day” performed live on The Late Show with David Letterman, 1989
“King For A Day” performed live on The Late Show with David Letterman, 1989	“King For A Day” performed live on The Late Show with David Letterman, 1989	“King For A Day” performed live on The Late Show with David Letterman, 1989
“King For A Day” performed live on The Late Show with David Letterman, 1989	“Neon Shuffle” performed live on Japanese television, November 1977	XTC on MTV, May 1989
snippet of the promotional video for “Making Plans For Nigel”	“The Man Who Sailed Around His Soul” lip-sync from The Tube, 1987	“The Mayor of Simpleton” promo video, from Japanese television
“The Meeting Place” lip-sync from The Tube, 1987	xTc Mega-Medley 1~ "I Have Difficulty Praying All The Week Thru"	xTc Mega-Medley 2~ "The Most Obscene Sinner"
xTc Mega-Medley 3~ "Don't Know If You Noticed, But I Don't Wanna Be Here"	xTc Mega-Medley 4~ "The Fly Upon The Bones"	xTc Mega-Medley 5~ "Since Your Hammer Struck My Pink Thing"
The Dukes of Stratosphear smell the roses in the video for “The Mole From The Ministry”	After a failed mount Lord Cornelius lands plum on his arse in the Duke's video “The Mole from the Ministry”	“Neon Shuffle” from Japanese television, November 1977
Snippet of “Making Plans For Nigel” lip-sync on Top of the Pops, 4 October 1979	“Making Plans for Nigel” lip synch on Top of the Pops, 4 October 1979	“Making Plans for Nigel” promotional video
“No Thugs In Our House” live on The Old Grey Whistle Test	A short extract from Mike Portelly's award winning underwater film The Ocean's Daughter	“Where Did The Ordinary People Go” live acoustic in the shed
“The Ballad of Peter Pumpkinhead” promotional video	A snippet of “The Ballad of Peter Pumpkinhead”	Andy Partridge sings “The Ballad of Peter Pumpkinhead”
Andy is pressed into His Majesties Navy in the promotional video for “All You Pretty Girls”	“The Road to Oranges & Lemons”, “A Brief History of XTC”, or “The XTC Puppet Show”, promotional video, 1989	“Radios in Motion” live on The Old Grey Whistle Test, 1978
“Are You Receiving Me?” Bristol Session, Andy's whistling solo is a hoot.	“Are You Receiving Me?” Bristol Session, Andy's whistling solo is a hoot	promo video for “Are You Receiving Me?”, 1978
“Red Brick Dream” lip synch, from RPM on BBC West, circa 1984	Both Gregory brothers seem to be enjoying Andy's interrogation by a German TV hostess on Spruch Reif Hamburg 4-30-89.	Andy pantomimes the architecture of “Respectable Street” on Rockpalast
“Respectable Street”, performed live at Markthalle, Hamburg, West Germany, February 10, 1982, broadcast on Rockpalast, WDR	“Respectable Street” promo video (featuring Richard Branson)	“Scarecrow People” unplugged, Post Modern MTV, May 1989
promo video for “Science Friction” (hilariously low quality)	Snippet of “Senses Working Overtime” lip-sync on Top of the Pops, 21 January 1982	snippet of the promotional video for “Senses Working Overtime”
Snippet of “Sgt. Rock” lip-sync on Top of the Pops, 22 February 1981	“Sgt. Rock (Is Going to Help Me)” lip-sync on Top of the Pops, 22 February 1981	Phil Lee's interpretation of “The Smartest Monkeys”
XTC performing “Snowman” on the Oxford Road Show, 1982	XTC video interview on Soundbreak.com	For an international television special called Our Common Future, an all-star group gathered under the name Spirit Of The Forest to sing a song entitled “Spirit Of The Forest”, 1989
“Statue of Liberty” live on The Old Grey Whistle Test, 1978	“Statue of Liberty” promotional video	“Statue of Liberty” promotional video
Swindon Viewpoint: Dean Gabber - 'another partridge bites the dust'	Swindon Viewpoint: XTC Are you receiving me	Swindon Viewpoint: XTC - I am the Audience
Swindon Viewpoint: XTC Manager Ian Reid	Swindon Viewpoint: XTC: Super Tuff	Swindon Viewpoint: XTC - Various Videos
The world-famous Rickenbacker 12-string	“This is Pop”, from Revolver, UK TV, 1978	“This is Pop?” promotional video from Look Look
XTC lip-syncs “This World Over”, 1984	Watch the gum chewing Andy vocalize the final take for “Towers of London” from XTC at the Manor.	Terry Chambers lays down the drum track to “Towers of London” from the video XTC at the Manor.
promotional video for “Towers of London”	“Train Running Low on Soul Coal” acoustic in Swindon, from XTC Play at Home, Channel 4, 1983	XTC Play at Home contains an acoustic jam of “Train Running Low on Soul Coal” performed by Dave and Andy in a park setting.
“The Ugly Underneath” live acoustic in the shed	XTC Music & Friends Convention video circa 1991.	XTC on “Where Are They Now?”, VH1, February 2, 1999 [Part One]
XTC on “Where Are They Now?”, VH1, February 2, 1999 [Part Two]	“Science Friction”, a comically pedestrian version, from Launch 25	“Xwires” live, from Launch 25
“All Along The Watchtower”, live on BBC Sight & Sound In Concert, March 1978	Andy Partridge appears as a small toy in the video for “I Wonder Why The Wonderfalls”	The promotional videos for “I Wonder Why the Wonderfalls”
“I Wonder Why The Wonderfalls” music video	“Wonderland” promo video	A peek at XTC's March 5, 1999, Virgin Megastore, Los Angeles, signing for Apple Venus Volume 1
“Yacht Dance” live on the Old Grey Whistle Test	[THIS SPACE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK]

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