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Showing posts with label John Leckie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label John Leckie. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 21, 2025
Monday, September 17, 2007
"Joe Stalin's three-album plan!"
Not a particularly favourite XTC track of mine off one of my least favourite XTC albums (too urgent, not enough melody), but Andy Partridge's discussion of the track, 'Meccanik Dancing', over at the XTC's MySpace Page is fun if for no other reason than AP coming clean about the dynamics of the band at the time, and his feeling threatened by what is known in the music business as the 'George Harrison Effect': a third songwriter entering the recording studio.
PS - yep, AP discussing 'Meccanik Dancing' was what prompted my sudden fascination with all things John Leckie.
Leckie Lacking
You've got a resume that includes producing The Fall, Radiohead, (early) Simple Minds, The Verve, XTC, Magazine and Mark Owen, but all that doesn't matter if you've got a crap Wiki page; that, sadly, will be what John Leckie will be remembered for if a mixing desk was to collapse on him tomorrow.
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