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Chips from the Chocolate Fireball: An Anthology is a compilation album from XTC which was released under the pseudonym the Dukes of Stratosphear. It includes both their 1985 mini-album 25 O'Clock and the Psonic Psunspot album from 1987.
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Chips from the Chocolate Fireball. The Dukes of Stratosphear. 2001. 9.0. By Jason Nickey. Genre: Rock. Label: Virgin. Reviewed: January 10, 2002. Sometime during the stone-grey...
This album is a compilation of an EP (25 O'Clock) and an LP (Psonic Psunspots) released by The Dukes of Stratosphear in 1985 (April Fool's Day) and 1987, respectively. The band was the alter-ego group of XTC, who paid tribute to many of their favorite psychedelic era bands of their teens.
Listen to Chips From The Chocolate Fireball on Spotify. The Dukes Of Stratosphear · Album · 1987 · 16 songs.
Jul 25, 2011 · Chips From The Chocolate Fireball (1987) ****1/2. This album is every '60s fanatic's strawberry alarm clock dream, a loving parody of Sgt. Pepper's era mod psychedelia that amazingly pulls it off not merely as a picture-perfect tribute but also the finest collection of tunes that Partridge & Moulding ever penned.
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May 13, 2024 · If you like whimsical psychedelic pop-rock and haven’t heard The Dukes of Stratosphear, you should check out Chips from the Chocolate Fireball, the album that combines the band’s EP 25 O’Clock, which was released exclusively in Britain on April Fool’s Day 1985, with the band’s LP Psonic Psunspot, which was released in June 1987.
Chips From The Chocolate Fireball (An Anthology) (featuring ALL of PSONIC PSUNSPOT and 25 O'CLOCK) Originally released in September 1987 (give or take a month or two) in the U.K. Andy: “The Dukes were the band we all wanted to be in when we were at school. Purple, giggling, fuzztone, liquid and arriving.
