THE CLEAN Getting Older 7" FLYING NUN 1982 NEW ZEALAND orig LAST 1 THE BATS RARE
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 THE CLEAN

Original New Zealand post punk band that began life in the 1970s, 

then returned to prominence in the '90s.

The Clean were one of the most influential New Zealand bands of the post-punk era. 

They formed in the town of Dunedin in 1978, when Hamish Kilgour (drums) 

and his brother David (guitar) recruited David's school friend, guitarist Peter Gutteridge. 

Soon afterward, they opened for New Zealand punk rockers Enemy.

The Clean were one of the first bands in the country to play original material. 

They carved out a distinctive noisy but melodic sound, distinguished by 

David's screeching, distorted guitar. When the Kilgour brothers decided t

o relocate the band to Auckland in 1979, Gutteridge had already left the lineup. 

The Clean played with a rotating bassist before David quit the band and 

moved back to Dunedin. Once he was back home, he was introduced to bassist 

Robert Scott and the two started playing together; news of his brother's 

new musical relationship prompted Hamish to move back to Dunedin and begin the Clean again

"GETTING OLDER EP"

tracklist

Side A: GETTING OLDER

Side B: SCRAP MUSIC - WHATEVER I DO IS RIGHT/WRONG

1982      7"EP     FLYING NUN  RECORDS    LAST 1

MADE IN NEW ZEALAND     ORIGINAL FIRST PRESSING

CARBOARD SINGLE SLEEVE

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Barcode: none

LABEL: FLYING NUN -  RED or BLACK LABELS w/BLACK or RED ARTWORK - RED TEXT

Catalog on cover: none

Catalog on labels: none

Matrix / Runout (Side A, Etched):  LAST 1 A???   THE CLEAN

Matrix / Runout (Side B, Etched): LAST 1B?    THE CLEAN

On labels: Artist + Song Title

On Back Cover: all "compositions" copyright of the Clean 1982

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 Later in 1982, the group released their loudest single yet, "Getting Older." 

Soon after its release, David Kilgour exited the band, moving back to Dunedin. 

Robert Scott left after David's departure, forming a band of his own, the Bats...(AllMusic)



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