"Nonsuch" is the tenth album of XTC and was recorded in 1991 and first released in March 1992 published. The album made it into the Top 30 of the UK Album Charts (28) and the Top 100 of the US Album Charts. In the USA the album reached number 1 of the then important college album charts. It was also nominated for the Grammys in the category "Alternative Albums" in 1992. The Album was recorded at Chipping Norton Studios in 1991 and was initially recorded by Gus Dudgeon, who was became known for his work with Elton John, produced because the team Steve Lilywhite and Hugh Padgham was not available. Disappointed by the final mixes, the band moved on to Rockfield Studios, where the album was successfully completed by Nick Davis.
“Nonsuch” is the tenth album of XTC and was recorded in 1991 and first released in March 1992 published. The album made it into the Top 30 of the UK Album Charts (28) and the Top 100 of the US Album Charts. In the USA the album reached number 1 of the then important college album charts. It was also nominated for the Grammys in the category “Alternative Albums” in 1992. The Album was recorded at Chipping Norton Studios in 1991 and was initially recorded by Gus Dudgeon, who was became known for his work with Elton John, produced because the team Steve Lilywhite and Hugh Padgham was not available. Disappointed by the final mixes, the band moved on to Rockfield Studios, where the album was successfully completed by Nick Davis.
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