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Top Young Marble Giants songs according to the fans:
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Clicktalk | Colossal Youth | 0 |
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Searching for Mr Right | Colossal Youth | 0 |
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The Man Amplifier | Colossal Youth | 0 |
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Colossal Youth | Colossal Youth | 0 |
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Eating Noddemix | Colossal Youth | 0 |
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Wurlitzer Jukebox | Colossal Youth | 0 |
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Ode to Booker T. | Colossal Youth | 0 |
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Wind in the Rigging | Colossal Youth | 0 |
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Cakewalking | Colossal Youth | 0 |
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Radio Silents | Colossal Youth | 0 |
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Final Day | Colossal Youth | 0 |
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Sporting Life | Colossal Youth | 0 |
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Zebra Trucks | Colossal Youth | 0 |
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The Clock | Colossal Youth | 0 |
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Posed by Models | Colossal Youth | 0 |
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This Way | Colossal Youth | 0 |
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Brand - New - Life | Colossal Youth | 0 |
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Credit in the Straight World | Colossal Youth | 0 |
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Salad Days | Colossal Youth | 0 |
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Choci Loni | Colossal Youth | 0 |
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Music for Evenings | Colossal Youth | 0 |
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N.I.T.A. | Colossal Youth | 0 |
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Constantly Changing | Colossal Youth | 0 |
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The Taxi | Colossal Youth | 0 |
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Include Me Out | Colossal Youth | 0 |
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This Way | Testcard E.P. | 0 |
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The Clock | Testcard E.P. | 0 |
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Posed by Models | Testcard E.P. | 0 |
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Sporting Life | Testcard E.P. | 0 |
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Zebra Trucks | Testcard E.P. | 0 |
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Clicktalk | Testcard E.P. | 0 |
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Cakewalking | Final Day | 0 |
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Final Day | Final Day | 0 |
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Colossal Youth | Final Day | 0 |
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Radio Silents | Final Day | 0 |
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Young Marble Giants were a post-punk band from Cardiff, Wales, a trio formed in 1978. They consisted of Alison Statton (vocals), Stuart Moxham (guitar) and Phillip Moxham (bass), occasionally joined by keyboardist Peter Joyce. They made one great album, Colossal Youth (1980), on Rough Trade, recorded very cheaply often using the first take. Extremely low-tech drum machine effects and home made synthesizers featured. Alison Statton and Philip Moxham later worked as Weekend. Stuart Moxham formed The Gist. Statton also formed the duo Devine & Statton with ex-Ludus guitarist Ian Devine. (show more...)
