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"Drums and Wires"? A single of the album is "Are You Receiving Me".

XTC. A brilliant British band headed by Andy Partridge.

An easy one. "The Great Rock and Roll Swindle"?

The Sex Pistols. The Celibate Rifles is actually the name of a Sydney punk band from the 80's.

Was this band "Paranoid" in one song they said "Fairies Wear Boots"?

Black Sabbath. Ozzy Osbourne at his best, although some people say 'The Osbournes' is his best work!

"Underneath The Colours" was this band's second album.

INXS.

Did this band know the "Correct Use Of Soap"? This album included the fabulous "Song From Under the Floorboards" and "Permafrost".

Magazine. Another brilliant British band from the 70's/80's, Howard DeVoto was the "charismatic" singer.

This band released this album for the "Benefit" of their fans.

Jethro Tull. Ian Anderson plays many, varied instruments and is totally self taught.

"Quark Strangeness and Charm"?

Hawkwind. I don't know a lot about this 70's band (not many people do), but it's a great album!

Did this band really eat "Goat's Head Soup"? "Star Star" was a big hit with fans of the band.

Rolling Stones. What a fantastic name for a classic album.

"Disraeli Gears"? This album included the very funny song "Mother's Lament".

Cream. This may well rate as the best psychedelic album cover of all time.

Who performed the original version of "Me, Myself, I", which is also the name of this album?

Joan Armatrading. Joan and Jethro Tull's lead singer Ian Anderson share a passion for salmon farming.