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Getaway [15th Anniversary Edition] [2 LP/CD] - The Clean
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Track Listing
  1. Stars
  2. Jala
  3. Crazy
  4. Golden Crown
  5. Cell Block No. 5
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  1. Stars
  2. Jala
  3. Crazy
  4. Golden Crown
  5. Cell Block No. 5
  6. E Motel
  7. Twighlight Agency
  8. Poor Boy
  9. Silence or Something Else
  10. Alpine Madness
  11. Circle Canyon
  12. Aho
  13. Holdin' On
  14. Reprise 1#2*3* & 4*
  15. Complications
  16. Rollo
  17. Slush Fund
  18. Filling a Hole
  19. Caveman
  20. Point That Thing Somewhere Else
  21. Wipe Me I'm Lucky
  22. Fish
  23. Quickstep
  24. Fish
  25. I Wait Around
  26. Hold On to the Rail
  27. At the Bottom
  28. Do Your Thing
  29. Quickstep
  30. Crazy
  31. Side On
  32. Stars
  33. Jala
  34. Stars
  35. Jala
  36. Crazy
  37. Golden Crown
  38. Cell Block No. 5
  39. E Motel
  40. Twilight Agency
  41. Poor Boy
  42. Silence or Something Else
  43. Alphine Madness
  44. Circle Canyon
  45. Aho
  46. Holdin' On
  47. Reprise 1#2*3*4*
  48. Complications
  49. Rollo
  50. Slush Fund
  51. Filling a Hole
  52. Caveman
  53. Point That Thing Somewhere Else
  54. Wipe Me I?m Lucky
  55. Fish
  56. Quickstep
  57. Fish
  58. I Wait Around
  59. Hold on to the Rail
  60. At the Bottom
  61. Do Your Thing
  62. Quickstep
  63. Crazy
  64. Side On
  65. Stars
  66. Jala
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Legendary New Zealand indie rock pioneers the Clean always had a hard time staying apart. Through the years, they would go their separate ways to work on other bands, like the Bats for one shining example, or on solo careers, but some inescapable force always drew them back together. When they made 2001's Getaway, the Kilgour brothers, David and Hamish, and Robert Scott hadn't made a record together in four years, yet it's clear from the opening notes of the first song, the prettily droning "Stars," that their almost ...

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