Top Aztec Camera Albums
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Frestonia
[1995]
[1995]
Dreamland
[1993]
[1993]
Stray
[1990]
[1990]
Love
[1987]
[1987]
Knife
[1984]
[1984]
High Land, Hard Rain
[1983]
[1983]
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Biba Nova Walk Out To Winter Oblivious Good Morning Britain Somewhere In My Heart Mattress Of Wire Strings Sun Sunset The Back Door To Heaven The Birth Of The True Stray Still On Fire Spanish Horses Song For A Friend Sister Shadow Sister Ann Safe In Sorrow River Of Brightness Release The Boy Wonders The Bugle Sounds Again True Colors So I Close My Eyes And Make A Wish Abloom Bad Education Hungry Ghost Eyes Deep Wide Tall Paradise Beautiful Girl Birds Working In A Goldmine We Could Send Letters Vertigo Valium Summer The North Star The Gentle Kind The Crying Scene Reason For Living Rainy Season Queen's Tattoos Here Comes The Ocean Head Is Happy (heart's Insane) Haywire Get Outta London Everybody Is A Number One Dream Sweet Dreams Down The Dip Debutante Crazy Black Lucia Bigger Brighter Better Belle Of The Ball Backwards And Forwards Back To The One Back On Board Autumn Flower How It Is How Men Are Hymn To Grace Pillar To Post Pianos And Clocks Phenomenal World Over My Head Orchid Girl One And One On The Avenue Notting Hill Blues More Than A Law Method Of Love Lost Outside The Tunnel Let Your Love Decide Knife Killermont Street Just Like The U.s.a. Imperfectly All I Need Is Everything
Related Information for Aztec Camera
Aztec Camera was a Scottish Indie pop/New Wave band from Glasgow.The line-up of the band changed several times over the years, but the constant member had been guitarist/vocalist/songwriter Roddy Frame. Founding members included Campbell Owens (bass) and Dave Mulholland (drums). Ex-Bluebells bassist Craig Gannon was a member from 1983 through 1985, before joining The Smiths. Guitarist Malcolm Ross (formerly of Josef K and Orange Juice) also joined in 1983, and appeared on the Knife album.Aztec Camera first gained recognition as part of the Scottish post-punk scene along with bands like Orange Juice and Josef K, all of which released singles on the influential Glasgow-based label Postcard records. The band's first UK 7&quo... read more