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3rd Rel;1st Rel.Since 1996 From New Zealand
Principally recorded at Studio 5, Albany, New York.
Personnel: Georgia Hubley (guitar, drums); Ira Kaplan (guitar).
Audio Mixers: Robert S.; Tom Bell.
Audio Remixer: Robert S.
Recording information: Basement in Manse Street (10/02/2000-11/??/2000); Studio 5, Albanyst (10/02/2000-11/??/2000); Waitarua (10/02/2000-11/??/2000).
The Clean includes: David Kilgour, Hamish Kilgour, Robert Scott.
Q (10/01, p.118) - 4 stars out of 5 - "...This is music that exerts as much effortless cool as young pups The Strokes..."
Uncut (9/01, p.96) - 3 1/2 stars out of 5 - "...GETAWAY has an appropriately unfinished feel, chopped rhythms and circling melodies sometimes coalescing into West Coast pop prettiness. As with recent Sonic Youth, it's mind-expanding, punk psychedelia..."
Alternative Press (10/01, p.80) - 7 out of 10 - "...Clean really only play 3 types of songs: the upbeat, lo-fi classic indie pop...the slower, folksy numbers...and the trippy mood music....each one is perfromed to near perfection..."
The Wire (8/01, p.66) - "...It's remarkable how endearing their blend of chugging underground pop and frail ragas still sound..."
CMJ (8/20/01, p.10) - "...A return to a more stripped-down sound imbued with plenty of strummed guitars and meandering, roughshod weirdness..."
Mojo (Publisher) (9/01, p.92) - "...A South Pacific take on school-of-Velvet-Underground garage rock....the blend of vigor and vulnerability is damn near irresistible..." Getaway Review
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Purchase Getaway CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Clean Anthology CDs (2003)
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Disc one of this indispensable set has all the early, classic songs: the silly organ-soaked frenzy of "Tally Ho," the scrappy sing-along "Beatnik," the Pavement-covered "Oddity," and the gorgeous lament, "Getting Older." Disc two compiles the best songs from The Clean's reformation during which they made 1990's VEHICLE, '94's MODERN ROCK and '96's UNKNOWN COUNTRY. Most often operating as a trio, the core of The Clean were the brothers Kilgour, David and Hamish, with bassist and Bats frontman Robert Scott. While The Clean remain a cult band, their fanbase is loyal ...
| | Stephen Malkmus Pig Lib CD (2003)
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Initial pressings of PIG LIB included a bonus CD including five tracks.
Principally recorded at Bear Creek Studios, Woodinville, Washington between May & August 2002.
For his second solo outing after leaving Pavement, Stephen Malkmus expands his musical horizons a bit from his 2001 solo debut, which basically sounded like an extension of his former band's sound. It's only naturally that Malkmus' work should bear some similarities with the output ...
| | Television Marquee Moon CD (1977) Remastered; Digipak
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New York's 1970s punk was markedly different to that of Britain. Rather than reject the past, American groups deconstructed its forms and rebuilt them with recourse to the music's strengths. Television's leader, Tom Verlaine, professed admiration for Moby Grape and the folk rock of early Fairport Convention. Elements of the latter appear on this album's title track, which offers a thrilling instrumental break, built upon a modal scale. Verlaine's shimmering guitar style provides the set's focus, but his angular compositions are always enthralling. A sense of brooding mystery envelops the proceedings, and Marquee Moon retains its standing as one of the era's pivotal releases.
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| | Minus 5 I Don't Know Who I Am CD (2003) Let The War Against Music
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Although Scott McCaughey pays his bills as a loyal R.E.M. sideman, the longtime Young Fresh Fellows frontman's Minus 5 project has allowed him to explore his fundamental pop/rock leanings with colleague Peter Buck on albums like 2001's acclaimed Let the War Against Music Begin. Recorded in tandem with that set, I ...
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| | Dinah Washington Queen Of The Juke Box: Live 1948-1955 CDs (2000)
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Recorded live between October 1948 and July 1955. Includes liner notes by Ted Takashi Ono.
Anointed "Queen of the Blues" by Leonard Feather, Dinah Washington made a number of live performances during the height of her career at New York's Birdland, Royal Roost, and Basin Street clubs. These performances, along with a couple of cuts from the soundtrack to the Harlem Variety Review, have been captured by Ted Ono's Baldwin Street Music label. During this period, many of Washington's recordings consistently appeared at the top of the R&B charts, although it wasn't until her breakthrough "What a Difference a Day Makes" that she made it to the pop charts. The first performance on this CD is from 1948 with Dizzy Gillespie & the Orchestra and the last is from 1955 with Wynton Kelly. They reveal how Washington matured in terms of confidence and technique, and this maturation is easy to discern since some of the tunes show up at both the early and later sessions.
Washington is accompanied by some of New York's top jazz musicians of the period. Wynton Kelly, Percy Heath, Dizzy Gillespie, Keter Betts, and others were on the stand with Washington during these live performances. Also on the stand was an announcer (Symphony Sid?) from radio station WJZ, making typically inane comments and asking questions such as "Do you do the "Tennessee Waltz?" Dinah answered, "Yes, but I didn't bring my ukelele." But this patter adds to the authenticity of the proceedings. In addition to her R&B tunes like "Time Out for Tears" and "I Won't Cry Anymore," Washington was putting top pop tunes of the period like "Harbor Lights," "Wheel of Fortune," ...
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| | Propagandhi Potemkin City Limits CD (2005)
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Regardless of whether or not the state of the world would had improved since their 2000 record, it's almost certain that Propagandhi would have found something to rally against for their fourth studio album. But the mid-2000s ...
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| | Very Best Of Poco CD (1975) Remastered
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Digitally remastered by Vic Anesini (Sony Music Studios, New York, New York).
VERY BEST OF POCO is a fine set with a generous track list (it was originally a two-record package) which includes the group's most well-known cuts. Though they existed in the shadow of the Eagles, and were plagued by constant personnel changes, Poco stood as one of the finest country rock bands of the 1970s, a claim supported by the excellent material on VERY BEST OF.
Since the set was released in 1975, it provides a substantial ...
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