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Klark Kent, also known as Music Madness from the Kinetic Kid, was Stewart Copeland's first solo album, recorded under the pseudonym Klark Kent. The album was released in 1980 as a 10 inch EP on green vinyl and included the hit song "Don't Care", which had reached number 48 in the UK Singles Chart two years before.[1] "Don't Care" was actually the first chart hit for any member of The Police; the band itself would not chart in the UK until several months after "Don't Care" had reached its chart peak.

"Away from Home" and "Ritch in a Ditch" were also released as singles. The "T" from "Ritch in a Ditch" was omitted for the album version.

Like both albums Copeland had recorded as a member of The Police by that time, the Klark Kent album was recorded at Surrey Sound Studio with Nigel Gray on a minimal budget. Many of the songs are stylistically very similar to Copeland's compositions for the Police. Copeland played all of the instruments, including the vocals.



"Don't Care" – 2:08
"Away from Home" – 2:55
"Ritch in a Ditch" – 2:46
"Grandelinquent" – 3:09
"Guerilla" – 3:32
"Old School" – 2:44
"Excess" – 3:12
"Theme for Kinetic Ritual" – 4:18



** geript vanaf de orginele 10 inch groen vinyl ep **