Dunedin sound

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• Adds specific attribution and timelines that were previously absent or general.

Replace “The Dunedin sound was a musical and cultural movement in Dunedin Otago.” with “While retrospective accounts often attribute the first usage of the phrase Dunedin Sound to a December 1981 interview with David Kilgour of The Clean contemporary print media from the era credits local music promoter Malcolm Overton operating as Leptoid Promotions with coining and aggressively marketing the label as a promotional brand Overton established the city's first consistent alternative venue at the Empire Tavern in mid 1981 after being rejected by all other local publicans By mid 1982 the local press formally acknowledged Overton as the central architect of the movement noting that the venue had developed what Malcolm calls a Dunedin sound Following his exit from the Dunedin scene in 1983 to manage bands in Auckland Overton's foundational 18 month role in establishing the infrastr.”. Replace “The Dunedin sound was a musical and cultural movement in Dunedin Otago.” with “While retrospective accounts often attribute the first usage of the phrase Dunedin Sound to a December 1981 interview with David Kilgour of The Clean contemporary print media from the era credits local music promoter Malcolm Overton operating as Leptoid Promotions with coining and aggressively marketing the label as a promotional brand Overton established the city's first consistent alternative venue at the Empire Tavern in mid 1981 after being rejected by all other local publicans By mid 1982 the local press formally acknowledged Overton as the central architect of the movement noting that the venue had developed what Malcolm calls a Dunedin sound Following his exit from the Dunedin scene in 1983 to manage bands in Auckland Overton's foundational 18 month role in establishing the infrastr.”. Replace “The Dunedin sound was a musical and cultural movement in Dunedin Otago.” with “While retrospective accounts often attribute the first usage of the phrase Dunedin Sound to a December 1981 interview with David Kilgour of The Clean contemporary print media from the era credits local music promoter Malcolm Overton operating as Leptoid Promotions with coining and aggressively marketing the label as a promotional brand Overton established the city's first consistent alternative venue at the Empire Tavern in mid 1981 after being rejected by all other local publicans By mid 1982 the local press formally acknowledged Overton as the central architect of the movement noting that the venue had developed what Malcolm calls a Dunedin sound Following his exit from the Dunedin scene in 1983 to manage bands in Auckland Overton's foundational 18 month role in establishing the infrastr.”. Replace “The Dunedin sound was a musical and cultural movement in Dunedin Otago.” with “While retrospective accounts often attribute the first usage of the phrase Dunedin Sound to a December 1981 interview with David Kilgour of The Clean contemporary print media from the era credits local music promoter Malcolm Overton operating as Leptoid Promotions with coining and aggressively marketing the label as a promotional brand Overton established the city's first consistent alternative venue at the Empire Tavern in mid 1981 after being rejected by all other local publicans By mid 1982 the local press formally acknowledged Overton as the central architect of the movement noting that the venue had developed what Malcolm calls a Dunedin sound Following his exit from the Dunedin scene in 1983 to manage bands in Auckland Overton's foundational 18 month role in establishing the infrastr.”.

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