Rare song from a local New Wave group.

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Here is a rare song by a former Salt Lake band called "The Klick" circa 1983. I believe they only released one album named "Well Defined" that had four songs on it. I remember going to see them live at several venues (where I bought a copy of their one and only ablum). They warmed up for "The Producers" and "The Tubes". Tell me what you think.

http://s26.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=18BN ... JAVJI9RWEZ

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I've added a second one:

http://s22.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=0M8N ... THZRJER1NE

[scramjet]

I will vouch that the Klick was a fun little band. I also saw them a couple of times back in the day. Catchy, lightweight powerpop. Imagine the Knack and the Romantics with a dash of the Osmonds thrown in. [;)]

Just kidding about the Osmonds! Check 'em out.

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These were my first attempts to convert vinyl to digital. When I get a chance I hope to redo them and bump up the quality a bit.

Scram: thanks for the endorsement [8D].

[marie3]

Great!
Thanks for posting. [:)]

[hutter]

[quote][i]Originally posted by scramjet[/i]
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Just kidding about the Osmonds! Check 'em out.
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Hey, I like the Osmonds. "Crazy Horses" rocked. Okay, I'm full of s--t.

[Synthpopfan]

Thanks For Posting red x red.

[egg-roger]

Thank's Red. I remember hearing the Klick on the radio way long ago. Good stuff!

[Sundayguy]

Good on ya, Hutter...but if you want some Serious Osmonds gotta get The Plan album. A "theme" lp by the Osmonds! Go figure

[WolverineSyr]

Thanks Redx! I love local-bred music, especially when it's bare bones power pop. Great songs!