1979 was a good year for third albums (London Calling, Armed Forces, XTC's Drums & Wires, Tom Petty's Damn The Torpedoes), as was 1997: OK Computer, The Verve's Urban Hymns, Spiritualized's Ladies And Gentlemen We Are Floating In Space.
It was Mr. Moulding's "Making Plans for Nigel" from XTC's third album, "Drums and Wires," that finally landed the band on the British charts in 1979.
Aaron, Charles, "Drums and Wires" (Spin, October 1996).
In the late summer, the chilies are cooked at roadside stands and even in front of supermarkets, tumbling over a propane flame in a wire drum cranked by hand.
An experimental testing equipment was established to measure the drawing torque and rotational velocity of the coiler drum during the wire drawing process.
They include export pallets, stacking pallets, racking pallets, nestable pallets, display pallets, drum pallets, and wire or steel pallets.
Polycaprolactone (PCL) fibers were produced by electrospinning using three collectors: rotating drum, static copper wires, and a rotating mandrel.
A year later, the line of division through Nicosia had already been traced, albeit with mattresses and upturned cars rather than oil drums and barbed wire.
The landscape is beautiful, like the high Scottish moorland, and postindustrial, with truck chassis, fuel drums, spools of wire and other assorted junk rusting on the shore because it costs too much to ferry such stuff away.
The problems lying in nonvolatility and the high ionic strength of the RTIL, which unavoidably led to the standing up vertically, adhesion and contractions of the wet fibers during the electrospinning process, were successfully resolved using a rotating copper-wire drum as a collector and solidifying the jet under high relative humidity.
