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Sheet music, chords Trans-X - Living On Video
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Piano.Solo
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Sheet music, chords Trans-X - I'm Yours Tonight
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Guitar
Beginner
Sheet music, chords Trans-X - Living On Video
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Sheet music, chords Trans-X - Living On Video
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Advanced
Sheet music, chords Trans-X - I'm Yours Tonight
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Sheet music, chords Trans-X - I'm Yours Tonight
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Sheet music, chords Trans-X - Living On Video
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Sheet music, chords Trans-X - Living On Video
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Sheet music, chords Trans-X - Living On Video
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Sheet music, chords Trans-X - I'm Yours Tonight
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Sheet music, chords Trans-X - I'm Yours Tonight
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Beginner
Sheet music, chords Trans-X - I'm Yours Tonight
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Sheet music, chords Trans-X - I'm Yours Tonight
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Sheet music, chords Trans-X - I'm Yours Tonight
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Sheet music, chords Trans-X - I'm Yours Tonight
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Sheet music, chords Trans-X - Message On The Radio
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Guitar
Sheet music, chords Trans-X - Message On The Radio
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Guitar&Vocal.Tab
GuitarVocal

Trans-X is a Canadian 1980s synth-pop band formed in Montreal, Quebec. They are known for their hit song "Living on Video", which was a worldwide hit single. Trans-X was started by Canadian musician Pascal Languirand, previously known for his albums in the ambient, cosmic and space music genres. The name comes from the 1977 Kraftwerk song "Trans-Europe Express", which Languirand thought "was catchy and reflected well the direction I wanted to take with Trans-X". In 1982 he recruited Montreal keyboardist and programmer Steve Wyatt as the second half of the Trans-X duo. Together they recorded a demo that got Trans-X a recording contract for a single, "Vivre sur Vidéo".