10cc Discography
In the Seventies, they didn’t come any better than 10cc. Along with Electric Light Orchestra and Harry Nilsson, 10cc set the standard for…
Category: 10cc
Hotlegs: “Neanderthal Man” (1970)
A seminal version of 10cc beating you over the head with an en-chanting beat.
[Review] 10cc (1973)
A satiric sense of humor and a keen sense of melody collide on 10cc’s classic debut album.
10cc: Sheet Music (1974)
Kronomyth 2.0: 10cc GETS THEIR SHEET TOGETHER. This might be the most perfect piece of plastic pop in the universe. It might also…
10cc: The Original Soundtrack (1975)
Kronomyth 3.0: ENNUI IN PARIS. One hour with 10cc is like a day with any other band. So many different avenues are taken…
10cc: “Art for Art’s Sake” (1975)
A small snack between records as the band bites the hand that feeds them.
[Review] 10cc: How Dare You! (1976)
The last album from the fab foursome before Godley and Creme left to make art for its own sake.
10cc: “People In Love” (1977)
I’ve always heard this as a pale successor to “The Things We Do For Love.” THAT song was a roller-coaster ride; this is…
10cc: Bloody Tourists (1978)
The last of the melodic money shots, if their next album is any indication. 10cc had swelled to a sextet following their last…
10cc: “Dreadlock Holiday” (1978)
Kronomyth 7.1: DREADFULLY FUNNY. I read on the Internet (probably Songfacts) that this song was inspired by an incident that happened while Graham…
10cc: Look Hear? (1980)
Look Hear? is another unpredictable delight. Oh, wait, I must have fallen asleep face down on the Warner Bros. promotional insert again. Said…
10cc: “It Doesn’t Matter At All” (1980)
Kronomyth 9.1: INCONSEQUENCES. This soft, fluffy ballad was floated as the first single from Look Hear? and promptly disappeared from the airwaves. It’s…
The Very Best of 10cc (1997)
Kronomyth 14.0: THE THINGS THEY DO FOR CASH. Shenanikanz the Klown and I are being shaken down for money by the Mercury agents…
[Review] Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason – The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (2004)
The soundtrack to the sequel to the sound of me pretending to sleep.