23 Skidoo (band)
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23 Skidoo are a British band playing a fusion of industrial, post-punk, alternative dance, rock, and world music. The group was named after an early 20th-century American slang phrase that later made appearances in the works of Aleister Crowley, William S. Burroughs, Robert Anton Wilson, and filmmaker Julian Biggs.
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Discography
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Albums
- Seven Songs (1982 - Fetish, reissued on CD (2001) Ronin) (#1)
- The Culling Is Coming (1983 - Operation Twilight, reissue (1988) L.A.Y.L.A.H., (2003) Boutique) (#8)
- Urban Gamelan - (1984 - Illuminated, reissued on CD (2001) Ronin) (#1)
- 23 Skidoo (2000 - 2xLP & CD)
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Singles
- "Ethics" 7" (1980) Pineapple (#47)
- "Last Words" - 7" & 12" (1981) Fetish
- "The Gospel Comes To New Guinea" 12" (1981) Fetish, reissued on CD (2002)
- "Tearing Up The Plans" - 12" (1982) Fetish (#16)
- "Coup" - 12" (1984) Illuminated (#3)
- "Language" - 12" (1984) Illuminated (#6)
- 23 Skidoo vs. The Assassins With Soul - 12" (1986) Illuminated (#15)
- 400 Blows / 23 Skidoo "Assemblage" - 12" (1986)
- Sulphuric Beats '88 - 12" (1988)
- "Ayu" - 12", W/Lbl, Promo (2000)
- "Dawning" - 12" & CD (2000)
- "The Gospel Comes To New Guinea" / "Coup" - 12" (2001)
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Compilations
- Just Like Everybody (1987) Bleeding Chin (#29)
- Just Like Everybody Part Two CD (2002)
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Video
- Seven Songs / Tranquiliser I & II - VHS (1984)
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