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Anthology
Artist:
The Clean
Format: CD
New: Currently Unavailable New
Used: Currently Unavailable $0.00
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Formats and Editions
1. Tally Ho
2. Platypus
3. Billy Two
4. Thumbs Off
5. Anything Could Happen
6. Sad Eyed Lady
7. Point That Thing Somewhere Else
8. Fish
9. Flowers
10. Side On
11. Slug Song
12. Beatnik
13. End of My Dream
14. On Again/Off Again
15. At the Bottom
16. Getting Older
17. Scrap Music
18. Whatever I Do Its Right
19. Two Fat Sisters
20. Odditty
21. Quickstep
22. At the Bottom - (alternate take)
1. Drawing to a Hole
2. I Wait Around
3. Blue, The
4. Someone
5. Big Soft Punch
6. Diamond Shine
7. Big Cat
8. Outside the Cage
9. Safe in the Rain
10. Secret Place
11. Do Your Thing
12. Linger Longer
13. Too Much Violence
14. Trapped in Amber
15. Psychedelic Ranger
16. Late Last Night
17. Ludwig
18. Wipe Me, I'm Lucky
19. Franz Kafka at the Zoo
20. Clutch
21. Balkans
22. Indigo Blue
23. Chumpy
24. Twist Top
More Info:
Ove the last 24 years, New Zealand's The Clean have influenced countless band with their unique blend of homemade garage rock, hook-filled melodies and psychedelic experimentalism. This double CD docuemtns the band's developement from the alte 70s to the early 90s and includes out of print and hard to find singles, EPs and tracks from the first three LPs.Reviews:
The Clean is one of those bands that have been championed by rock critics for20 years while the public shrugs and promises to check them out someday, rightafter making millionaires of the Strokes and the Vines. Well, Mr. and Ms. Public,here's your chance to make up (slightly) for two decades of procrastinationand catch up with a Reader's Digest version of one of the most brilliantgarage outfits of all time. Formed in New Zealand in 1978 by Hamish and DavidKilgour and Robert Scott, the Clean has intermittently graced the world withtheir mutant blend of Kinks/Who primalism, surf guitar energy, noise pop experimentationand Nuggets-primed lo-fi garage rock. Anthology documents the Clean'sfirst 20 years with early singles and a handful of outtakes, but since veryfew people own any of the albums to begin with, there isn't a great dangerof repetition. Find Anthology and Clean your ears now.
