at the time the diy garage approach from these guys was a little different, dont expect u 2 understand that, stick 2 your bog standard rock by numbers, your playing with yourselves.
I've been a fan of The Clean for a couple of years now after having discovered them on Pandora (based on my interest in Yo La Tengo). I've never had a chance to see them since they rarely play here in Los Angeles.
Joy Division had their 1st No.1 Single 'Love Will Tear US Apart' ever in NZ 1981. They never forgot that when they Toured to NZ as New Order with the worldwide smash 'Blue Monday'. NZ had always been mainstream alternative back then now its full of bloody coconut music! I hate coconuts!
LOVE THIS SONG!!! Reminds me of those long-ago days when I just started getting into "alternative" music (for want of a better term!) Further to that, I'm just so shocked at how lame the stuff that charts today is compared to the "Top 40" songs of my youth; (& I don't think my complaint can be disregarded as just another whinge from an old fuck who doesn't get it!) Bet the stuff that I listen to/ buy is way more confronting /interesting/innovative than Lady GaGa (or wotever her name is!)
To all your comments. Its New Zealand music. Nothing to do with German Scottish or what ever. England or America didn't understand the scene where the music developed. Just like they didn't understand Split Enz. You got Crowded House because that fitted the corporate mold
@MrReverendkyle ..Grow SOME- its not nz music its ENGLISH AND AMERICIAN MUSIC....even THE GO BETWEENS'' LEE REMICK'' pre dates this by 3 years and they are from Australia=go check....and the Modern lovers..(us band )check out Pablo Picasso . Brian Enos first two solo albums?... and then theres the '1980 scothish single 'Blue Boy by Orange juice.. or 1980s Echo and the bunnymens''Stars are stars'..and then go CHECK 1980 =FELT... and lets not forget JOY division/Neworder..LOL uk didnt understand
I mean, can't you imagine hearing this in an Urban Outfitters? I wonder how people would react..."oh, these must be those new kids from New York that Pitchfork was talking about." Way ahead of its time !
you must mean: bands that don't try very hard sound like these fellows. extremely limited musical ability & songwriting talent. it's just cool because it's old.
To the 1-out-of-200 voter who gave this a Dislike: you ought to be made to go around, ringing a bell, wearing a sandwich board proclaiming on either side: "Unclean! Unclean!" ....
The Clean, formation fumeuse, est à l'oreille du guetteur patient comme une dose du haschich d'Égypte des temps anciens avec lequel on fabriquait les pans intellectuels d'un avenir artistique nouveau et solaire; à la vie, au sens, au soleil, au regard plongé dans l'éternité, Tally-Ho !
what a classic Kiwi track..... ....all these bands, the Bats, the Chills, Verlaines, Spaces, Mee Mees, Danse Macabre etc etc etc.........just classic Kiwi talent...
Yes I remember,Radio With Pictures with Karen Hay back in the 80's then I'd switch stations to watch the Sunday Horrors. cause there was countless hours of boring shit on our two channels. The story of my childhood.
I remember watching this Radio With Pictures with Karen Hay back in the 80's then I's switch stations to watch the Sunday Horrors...we only had two TV stations.
Yeah, good point. Plus it's such a catchy tune it kinda lends itself well to jingles. It's becoming an increasingly-common dilemma, I guess -- annoyance at advertisers using cool songs to peddle their wares (and often ignoring the lyrics like that Subaru ad with the B-52s), or happiness that said cool songs are getting more exposure and making their creators more money?
Yeah, advertisers using songs for purposes probably never intended by the artist is easy to be cynical about, but hey, if that ultimately allows the artist to create new music from the proceeds then it can't be bad.
i just discovered the clean and i've played this song like a 100 times already, lol, i love it! the only thing i can say is that this reminds me of the garage organ vibe from 96 Tears. anybody with me on that? don't know if they're the same, just makes me wanna trip on 96 Tears after i listen to this.
@edbtres ....Awee bit- but Tally Ho really is a Ripp off OF THE 80'sSCOTTISH band ..Altered Images ''SEE THOSE EYES''.thats why the song was never givin any credit in the UK..it just sounded TOO MUCH like '''Altered IMAGES.....Martin PHILIPS of 'the chills' plays the organ AND HES JUST stealing the riff from ''See your Eyes''..AltERED IMAGES' were big in New Zealand..as were otherUK- Scotish GERMAN bands like ORANGE JUICE.. and FELT--.NEW ORDER-ECHO AND THE BUNNYMEN--NEU--BRIAN ENO etc etc
@sunriseRISE I see the similarity but the fact is that 'Tally Ho' was the band's debut single, released in 1981. 'See Those Eyes' was on the 1982 album 'Pinky Blue'. If Altered Images had made the song before 81, it would make sense that the song would appear on their 1981 album 'Happy Birthday'. Please do a little bit of research before talking shit, this took me all of 3 minutes.
When this came out we all knew that what was happening in our own tiny little part of the world was crapping all over the junk coming out of Britian and the US. It was like, who gives a toss, we got the Clean!
The Clean is the Velvet Underground of the Southern Pacific! I'm from Finland and The Clean was my favorite band in 1986 and still is. Your tiny little part of the world touched very much my tiny little part of the world in the far north. Strange, eh?
@Cocrteau3 It made it as far as Finland without us even having internet here back then? I'm impressed. These days our national music industry just pushes everything on us so we have no choice over what we want to like, unless we go for independent or underground artists.
Listened to the Hawaii tune- maybe you're right, but the AED progression is kind of obvious.
However, if you want to hear a song that shares REALLY similar characteristics, find the band Love is All's Myspace and listen to the track Wishing Well. Someone there is a big Kilgour fan!
You all will be happy to know that the Clean played a series of sold out shows in New York last year. The crowd were of all ages - and the show I was at had Yo La Tengo sitting in the front row like teenagers watching the band! Timeless.
i doubt the strokes even know who the clean are. hawaii does sound similar, but i'm sure it's purely just a coincidence...unlike the time they ripped off tom petty's "american girl" intro
Oddly enough, I have a CD with a cover of this on it. A band called Kickstand, most famous for having Jeff Feuerzeig in it (who has gone on to direct THE DEVIL AND DANIEL JOHNSTON and THE BAND THAT WOULD BE KIND).
I can better that - Saturday nights 7 till 10pm on Radio Massey from 1987 to 1990, I lived on playing this stuff. Add tall dwarfs, snapper, straightjacket fits, verlaines etc etc etc
The Clean are still going strong, esp in US. One Kilgour lives in NY, the other in NZ, and and Rob Scott is still in Port Chamlers (giving guitar lessons for $20 a half-hour!)
at the time the diy garage approach from these guys was a little different, dont expect u 2 understand that, stick 2 your bog standard rock by numbers, your playing with yourselves.
Dunshaggin 19 hours ago
@jacro12 it's a b side though not part of an album. It's from the single juicebox
SuperMv73 2 weeks ago
spongebob's best day ever ripped this off!!!!!
gar992000 1 month ago
I've been a fan of The Clean for a couple of years now after having discovered them on Pandora (based on my interest in Yo La Tengo). I've never had a chance to see them since they rarely play here in Los Angeles.
c02shows 6 months ago
listen to the strokes-hawaii aloha, they completely ripped the clean off
jacro12 6 months ago
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@jacro12 you're absolutely right! I've just listened this the strokes song...
byrkaaa 3 months ago
this changes everything,,,
dagrubster 7 months ago
this changes everything....
dagrubster 7 months ago
Joy Division had their 1st No.1 Single 'Love Will Tear US Apart' ever in NZ 1981. They never forgot that when they Toured to NZ as New Order with the worldwide smash 'Blue Monday'. NZ had always been mainstream alternative back then now its full of bloody coconut music! I hate coconuts!
russleroq 7 months ago
@russleroq wow, what a great ambassador you are for Aoteoroa mate!
lilymacsification 7 months ago
LOVE THIS SONG!!! Reminds me of those long-ago days when I just started getting into "alternative" music (for want of a better term!) Further to that, I'm just so shocked at how lame the stuff that charts today is compared to the "Top 40" songs of my youth; (& I don't think my complaint can be disregarded as just another whinge from an old fuck who doesn't get it!) Bet the stuff that I listen to/ buy is way more confronting /interesting/innovative than Lady GaGa (or wotever her name is!)
COUSINCAT 7 months ago
@COUSINCAT Independent Music. As in, free of major labels.
MorkaGraven 4 months ago
@MorkaGraven Yep, u got it
COUSINCAT 4 months ago
SPONGBOOOOOOOOOOB
IsaacNoYouSac 10 months ago
Some of you leave some good references to your musical inspirations in your comments. Thanks.
mcsippel1182 10 months ago
Sooooooo Sweet.......
my good old song!
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tinajul 11 months ago
spongebob's it's the beeeeest daaaaaaaaay eevvvvvvveeeeeeeeeer now makes a lot more sense...
MetalSparks 11 months ago
Three fecking Led Zeppelin fans.....
wdamian 11 months ago
Bands like the Horrors and countless others can trace back to this thanks New Zealand for being 30 years ahead of time
sydeston 11 months ago
I have always believed the Inspiral Carpets must have played their The Clean 45's til the groove wore out
sydeston 1 year ago
Great song always loved it. Thanks for the upload
tatunkha 1 year ago
To all your comments. Its New Zealand music. Nothing to do with German Scottish or what ever. England or America didn't understand the scene where the music developed. Just like they didn't understand Split Enz. You got Crowded House because that fitted the corporate mold
MrReverendkyle 1 year ago
@MrReverendkyle ..Grow SOME- its not nz music its ENGLISH AND AMERICIAN MUSIC....even THE GO BETWEENS'' LEE REMICK'' pre dates this by 3 years and they are from Australia=go check....and the Modern lovers..(us band )check out Pablo Picasso . Brian Enos first two solo albums?... and then theres the '1980 scothish single 'Blue Boy by Orange juice.. or 1980s Echo and the bunnymens''Stars are stars'..and then go CHECK 1980 =FELT... and lets not forget JOY division/Neworder..LOL uk didnt understand
sunriseRISE 1 year ago
@sunriseRISE okay, WE get IT! LISTen TO SUNriseRISE.... hE kNOWS his SHIT!
nzoz1981 1 year ago
@MrReverendkyle i grew up on Merseyside loved split enz first time on the radio in UK1978 !
atreewithnolife 10 months ago
tally ho tally ho
away!
therealparanormale 1 year ago
I mean, can't you imagine hearing this in an Urban Outfitters? I wonder how people would react..."oh, these must be those new kids from New York that Pitchfork was talking about." Way ahead of its time !
InAConundrum 1 year ago
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InAConundrum 1 year ago
I swear, this is what bands today try to sound like.
InAConundrum 1 year ago 15
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you must mean: bands that don't try very hard sound like these fellows. extremely limited musical ability & songwriting talent. it's just cool because it's old.
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kutroyortana 1 year ago
Does anyone know the lyrics.
Rilwankujenya 1 year ago
Love it love it love it thanks for posting. I'm a kid again
JoeyVonSkanke 1 year ago
Does anyone agree that this tune is used in the current Meadowfresh ad?
The one set in Britomart train station with grass on the floor...?
SteveDawgNZ 1 year ago
@SteveDawgNZ Yes, and it's also on one of the Vodaphone ads. Listen carefully to the Vodaphone ads
TheSouthernmoonlight 1 year ago
@SteveDawgNZ I also agree. I heard it today I noticed that the tune was a bit slower but it is still quite distinct
ponypopballet 1 year ago
I must have heard this song as a kid, it's been in my head all my life!
belbird 1 year ago
Martin Phillips of the Chills is playing organ on this recording.
dmonypeny2 1 year ago
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dmonypeny2 1 year ago
This is the kind of song that might make my friend Sean from Ireland want to rip his clothes off at the supermarket . I think.
vintagezigg 1 year ago
@vintagezigg Zigg, this is great stuff!
seanreillyireland 1 year ago
@seanreillyireland Going to see these guys in about half-an-hour!
LodoGrdzak 1 year ago
I'd like to see them remake this with modern recording equipment. Would sound spectacular!
ConradMcBad 1 year ago
@ConradMcBad that's kind of silly isn't it? it's perfect the way it is!
dmfeelings 1 year ago
THE CLEAN still amazing (:
Raliceinwonderland 1 year ago
To the 1-out-of-200 voter who gave this a Dislike: you ought to be made to go around, ringing a bell, wearing a sandwich board proclaiming on either side: "Unclean! Unclean!" ....
FungusMossGnosis 1 year ago
TALLYHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
electriceel9 1 year ago
does anyone know the lyrics?? I can't find them anywhere
PLEASE HELP
COconutheadJR 1 year ago
i saw the clean when they tour years ago with yo la tengo.. great band!
the13green 1 year ago
I cannot get the organ sound for Tally Ho out of my head.
Which is awesome.
BobutBrody 1 year ago
David Kilgour plays this song solo sometimes, and plays the keyboard riff on guitar . . . . he did the same when The Clean toured Europe this summer.
heybeans 1 year ago
Still sounds great!
diskochimp 1 year ago
Still just awesome.
dixjp51 1 year ago
The Clean, formation fumeuse, est à l'oreille du guetteur patient comme une dose du haschich d'Égypte des temps anciens avec lequel on fabriquait les pans intellectuels d'un avenir artistique nouveau et solaire; à la vie, au sens, au soleil, au regard plongé dans l'éternité, Tally-Ho !
Clubdu47 1 year ago
who .. what what .. what the hell did i miss?
PHAEDRIDER 1 year ago
great days ...radio with pictures,shazam,ready to roll....great nz talent
vinto34 1 year ago
what a classic Kiwi track..... ....all these bands, the Bats, the Chills, Verlaines, Spaces, Mee Mees, Danse Macabre etc etc etc.........just classic Kiwi talent...
WestAucksNZ 1 year ago
They're playing with Pavement, Brixon academy in May!
lilymacs 1 year ago
Yes I remember,Radio With Pictures with Karen Hay back in the 80's then I'd switch stations to watch the Sunday Horrors. cause there was countless hours of boring shit on our two channels. The story of my childhood.
Arrionflows 1 year ago 2
does anyone remember riot 111.
please.
presidentdubin 2 years ago
I remember watching this Radio With Pictures with Karen Hay back in the 80's then I's switch stations to watch the Sunday Horrors...we only had two TV stations.
anvilofcrom 2 years ago 2
i went to one of their concerts with my dad when i was 10. they played this song last. it was awesome
frezzingaces 2 years ago
Now this song has been bloody jingle-fied and used to sell milk. I have to sing very loudly at the television just to drown out the glockenspiel!
maggiesausage 2 years ago
Yeah I know but they'll probably get royalties for it and God knows they deserve some...they probably haven't received many (if any) over the years.
splitenzfreak1980 2 years ago 4
Yeah, good point. Plus it's such a catchy tune it kinda lends itself well to jingles. It's becoming an increasingly-common dilemma, I guess -- annoyance at advertisers using cool songs to peddle their wares (and often ignoring the lyrics like that Subaru ad with the B-52s), or happiness that said cool songs are getting more exposure and making their creators more money?
maggiesausage 2 years ago
Yeah, advertisers using songs for purposes probably never intended by the artist is easy to be cynical about, but hey, if that ultimately allows the artist to create new music from the proceeds then it can't be bad.
splitenzfreak1980 2 years ago
i just discovered the clean and i've played this song like a 100 times already, lol, i love it! the only thing i can say is that this reminds me of the garage organ vibe from 96 Tears. anybody with me on that? don't know if they're the same, just makes me wanna trip on 96 Tears after i listen to this.
edbtres 2 years ago 18
lol, i can see that.
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electriceel9 1 year ago
same
electriceel9 1 year ago
@edbtres ....Awee bit- but Tally Ho really is a Ripp off OF THE 80'sSCOTTISH band ..Altered Images ''SEE THOSE EYES''.thats why the song was never givin any credit in the UK..it just sounded TOO MUCH like '''Altered IMAGES.....Martin PHILIPS of 'the chills' plays the organ AND HES JUST stealing the riff from ''See your Eyes''..AltERED IMAGES' were big in New Zealand..as were otherUK- Scotish GERMAN bands like ORANGE JUICE.. and FELT--.NEW ORDER-ECHO AND THE BUNNYMEN--NEU--BRIAN ENO etc etc
sunriseRISE 1 year ago
@sunriseRISE Tally Ho was 1981... 'See Those Eyes' was 1982... give me a break and do a bit of research like I just did.
nzoz1981 1 year ago
@sunriseRISE I see the similarity but the fact is that 'Tally Ho' was the band's debut single, released in 1981. 'See Those Eyes' was on the 1982 album 'Pinky Blue'. If Altered Images had made the song before 81, it would make sense that the song would appear on their 1981 album 'Happy Birthday'. Please do a little bit of research before talking shit, this took me all of 3 minutes.
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this is the same music from sponge bob the movie lol
24kelzey24 2 years ago
DUNEDIN!
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zezimajr212 2 years ago
Greatest Band Ever!
zappaislord 2 years ago
Tops, for sure
oneshotseattle 2 years ago
When this came out we all knew that what was happening in our own tiny little part of the world was crapping all over the junk coming out of Britian and the US. It was like, who gives a toss, we got the Clean!
goldbugnz 2 years ago 3
The Clean is the Velvet Underground of the Southern Pacific! I'm from Finland and The Clean was my favorite band in 1986 and still is. Your tiny little part of the world touched very much my tiny little part of the world in the far north. Strange, eh?
Cocrteau3 2 years ago 55
"Moi" and "Kia Kaha" to you my northern friend.
nakedmolerat43 2 years ago 2
Not that small.
koshermal 2 years ago
@Cocrteau3 It made it as far as Finland without us even having internet here back then? I'm impressed. These days our national music industry just pushes everything on us so we have no choice over what we want to like, unless we go for independent or underground artists.
MorkaGraven 4 months ago
@Cocrteau3 I really hope you're an immigrant or I feel ashamed for my country..
4GetTHEFun 4 months ago
great!!! <3<3
never care about the haters! :-P
amaroestremo 2 years ago
Listened to the Hawaii tune- maybe you're right, but the AED progression is kind of obvious.
However, if you want to hear a song that shares REALLY similar characteristics, find the band Love is All's Myspace and listen to the track Wishing Well. Someone there is a big Kilgour fan!
Greggo2 2 years ago 2
Am in love with this tune
jfenright 2 years ago
the band you want everyone to hear but no one to know!
ryanaaxxx 2 years ago 4
You all will be happy to know that the Clean played a series of sold out shows in New York last year. The crowd were of all ages - and the show I was at had Yo La Tengo sitting in the front row like teenagers watching the band! Timeless.
myradioon 2 years ago 4
I saw the clean the chills and the spagheties, the terls , all at the Oriental in Dunedin in the early eighties....
plenty2see 2 years ago
i doubt the strokes even know who the clean are. hawaii does sound similar, but i'm sure it's purely just a coincidence...unlike the time they ripped off tom petty's "american girl" intro
the clean > the strokes.
wegotrocket 3 years ago
if some one came up with a song like this now, I reckon it could be a hit!
billjackjane 3 years ago
The strokes ripped this off for their b-side 'hawaii' check it out...
waisakesotutu 3 years ago
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hawaii is way better than this shit though
sd666111999 3 years ago
very constructive, well done, idiot
waisakesotutu 3 years ago
Yes, you are right!
I don't know if The Strokes have paid rights for it?
I like both versions!
FreekvanSummeren 3 years ago
Crazy addictive! Great!
rls4vinyl 3 years ago
una de mis bandas preferidas uno de sus mas grandes temas Tally Ho.
yesterday is another day
i really see
i don't know
i don't know
tally ho.
kpavement 3 years ago
Awesome, awesome memories!
54spiritedwill54 3 years ago
Great song!!!thanks for to share it!!
Dulcirio 3 years ago
does life get any better than this?
Straws92 3 years ago
hey! does anyone know what they're saying?
you said it was yesterday? just a day? yesterday's another day??..blah blah..i don't know...
??
cuz i'm trying to learn this song for a halloween cover band, and time is running out.
dolphingroove 3 years ago
how'd that work out for ya?
ManuelHung 3 years ago
it was cool i bullshitted
baconzoo66 3 years ago
nz's original alt music !!
Aldershit69 3 years ago
Where has this song been all my life?
What a discovery!
WigglyManiac 3 years ago 3
can't beat this in a pop tune
Avantyawn 3 years ago
did they do the songh Beatnik? is it on youtube under a diff name..
chevyvictor 3 years ago
I'd love to see that too!
shake544 3 years ago
wow
Acidmarx 3 years ago
the best...
puddingskins 3 years ago 2
All songs should be like this,
Leibinz 3 years ago
Oddly enough, I have a CD with a cover of this on it. A band called Kickstand, most famous for having Jeff Feuerzeig in it (who has gone on to direct THE DEVIL AND DANIEL JOHNSTON and THE BAND THAT WOULD BE KIND).
Timmybear 3 years ago 2
KING, that is - HALF JAPANESE are rather alarmingly kind at time. ;)
Timmybear 3 years ago
a bloke iused to correspond with sent me a tape of this along other nz groups like no tag . who was the group that did short haired rock n roll
unclemort1960 3 years ago
Short haired... was by a band called Terrorways. It's on a split with Proud Scum.
PLSCHWRT 3 years ago
thanks mate
unclemort1960 3 years ago 2
I'm in a funcking time warp.Clean,Bats,Chills,LBGP-anyone out there at Massey in late 80's?
usak2000 3 years ago
I can better that - Saturday nights 7 till 10pm on Radio Massey from 1987 to 1990, I lived on playing this stuff. Add tall dwarfs, snapper, straightjacket fits, verlaines etc etc etc
bruceingoe 3 years ago 3
While downstairs the Rams were getting hammered!
usak2000 3 years ago
so outrageously gorgeous
could have sworn it was in slow motion the first time i watched
qiput 3 years ago
so love this song, thankyou :)
asnihilismbores 4 years ago
fucking sweet!
polite12 4 years ago
awe-inspiring. The reason half of it's negative is chris knox accidentally opened the camera exposing some of the film.
samovarandlime 4 years ago
Oh jeez, its like I'm 13 again!
taniwha9 4 years ago
Awesome, awesome memories! Thanks for posting this wee nugget of Kiwi gold. Still love it to bits!
katokowgirl 4 years ago
lo-fi by necessity unlike so many indie posers. love it
myweekbeatsyouryear 4 years ago
5 stars love it go kiwis
vandal1982 4 years ago
hey bastards i found head like a hole the im on fire cover search it
vandal1982 4 years ago
The song that started the Flying Nun phenomenon.
Tally Ho!!
fatuesialai 4 years ago
kiwi rock rules!
lobot666 4 years ago
Wonder what the reunion gigs where like this year in NZ?
northeastkiwi 4 years ago
The Clean are still going strong, esp in US. One Kilgour lives in NY, the other in NZ, and and Rob Scott is still in Port Chamlers (giving guitar lessons for $20 a half-hour!)
Majellanz 4 years ago 2
you said it once yesterday, yesterday is another day....
anyone know the rest of the lyrics?
coolanddeadly 4 years ago
tally ho, tally ho!
yanquiUXO 4 years ago
Choice!
BoogieMenKilling 4 years ago