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"Hayseeds. It's not just an American
phenomenon. Anyone who lives in areas away from the bigger cities have
them. Ain't nothing wrong with being a hayseed. They wanna hoot &
holler on a Saturday night just like anyone else. In the coastal town
of Norwich, England the hayseeds gotta lose their minds to Beast With A
Gun. Dust gets kicked up, rotgut gets slammed back, bottles thrown,
ladies get kissed and punches fly. Two songs of bendy twang and punk
rock bang.

The unissued 2nd album, recorded in 2 days in 1998, and a goddamn masterpiece!  John Schooley, Jeremiah and Bill Randt (back then drummer for the New Bomb Turks) wail through 13 cuts and reach the ultimate climax with "Jitterbug Swing". Play at the right volume (yess - all the way up, buddy) and get blown away by Schooley's buzzsaw guitar and Jeremiah's howlin' vocals.

The time has come for all hipsters, geeks, hot babes and hodads to
dance all night in worship as the Gore Gore Girls unleash their second
album, “Up All Night” (Get Hip Records), on the unsuspecting world. Out
June 01, 2002 -- the Girls of Gore let loose with their poppiest, most
powerful, signature girl-group/girl-gang sound ever -- with 13
scorching tracks of dirty love, each one delivered right in the kisser.

The Kaisers continue their worldwide invasion on their fifth studio
album Shake Me! Scotland’s fab four bring back the sound of the early
60s with their ringing guitars, melodic vocals and debonair style. As
usual, the band recorded with ace producer Liam Watson at London,
England’s famed Toe Rag Studios, and the results are good news for
twist dancers, beat-niks and rock’n’roll fans of all ages.  Shake Me!
mixes instrumentals that could have been lost Hank Marvin and the
Shadows’ tracks with vocals directly descended from British Invasion

“Sometimes Friend” on the A-side, features band associate and muse
Ludella Black on lead vocal, who’s a solo artist in her own right and
popular feature of Masonics live gigs. She sings over a fast, powerful
punk rock tune, giving ‘everything’ in the process. Every musician
powers along through two and a half minutes of sheer excitement,
leaving the listener simply wanting to hear it again. This song shows
any less ‘mature’ contenders the door, and is proof that The Masonics
still possess much ‘attitude’!

"In Pure Spite" is a mix of garage rock, pubrock, pop and moody punk.
It's a timeless rock'n'roll manifest. It's infectious and addictive and
makes you wanna drink, dance and holler!

Limited gold vinyl. The london garage-noise band featuring members of
tindersticks, armitage shanks, sperm wails, headbutt and Sexton Ming
plus for this album lambchop's rhythm section! 20 tracks of crazed but
catchy noisy rock with multiple drummers and short fuzzy songs.

From
the cradle of Western civilization, Greece, comes an exciting new
group called The B-Sides. This talented group of youngsters hails from
Athens, and their music is a perfect mix of moody tunes and primitive
US 1966 punk.

Led by Farfisa-master Apostolos Stragalinos, who's behind most of their own song material, this 5-piece combo also consists of Maria Gianniou who's lead vocals provides the band with a totally unique wylde sound.

The Trash Box 5 cd set features 109 punk rock tracks from the sixties and was originally released on vinyl under the name Pebbles Box (1987).

Included are the first 5 Pebbles compilations (minus some tracks which could not be licensed like the surf compilation but with added garage tracks to fill their place).

Album of "early" tracks, demos and outtakes from the mighty Vicars.  A must for any Vicars fan.

The Lords Of Altamont takes the raw power of 1960's punk and brings
it into today to crank out rock n' roll the way it was meant to be
played, loud, fast, and out of control. Front man Jake "The Preacher"
Cavaliere, commands crowds with his garage-god vocals and a tendency to
either leap onto his Farfisa organ or light it on fire. Guitarist
Johnny "Stiggs" DeVilla, unleashing fury of feedback and fuzz and
bassist Shawn "Sonic" Medina and drummer __"your name here"__ form an

Straight outta Springfield, Missouri USA (yep, that’s right, Springfield Missouri!) it's THEE FINE LINES!!
Playing their first show on Halloween of 2001, the ripple effect left
modsters across the country wondering just what just blew their pants
off! They sharpened their teeth on Billy Childish concoctions,
and formed something phenomenal… Their songs are a perfect mix of

The Come Ons play selections from the Françoise Hardy Songbook.

Tracks:

A

le Premier Bonheur du Jour

B

All Over the World

Not just the Cynics' finest record, nor simply one of the greatest
Garage albums ever...but one of the finest rock and roll albums ever
made.

Track listing:

A)

1. Baby, What's Wrong
2. Way It's Gonna Be
3. Girl, You're On My Mind
4. Get My Way
5. Tears Are Coming
6. Business As Usual
7. Cry, Cry, Cry

B)

This is the moody 1993 followup to the critically acclaimed Rock ‘N’ Roll
album. With a batch of new material, the band took its time in the
studio to take the music to the next level. Includes a cool cover of
the Lollipop Shoppe’s “You Must Be A Witch."

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Yikes, even better than 1 & 2, if that's possible.

Fronted
by Detroit’s modern incarnation of Ike and Tina, and backed by a
must-see drummer, The Hard Lessons come on like an unexpected
face-slap. Born, raised and formed in Michigan, they bring us the best
of Motown, the Blues and High-Energy, all in one very young and
refreshing combo, armed with easily one of the best live shows of the
last decade. No Fun brings you their fabulous debut album, guaranteed
to become one of the Motor City's classics. As they say, sure, every

It's time to introduce you to the new
ambassadors of rock'n'roll and believe us, we're talking about the real
thing! Here comes this band that has captured the musical phenomenon
which came creeping out of millions of garages from the late 50's to
the mid 60's and carries it forward into today's dreary world of lame
mainstream rock and inedible lo-fi bullshit. Calling Rochester, New

Lost In Tyme Records proudly present the killer debut album from the
Mean Things, an absolutely amazing garage band from Rochelle, France.
Influenced by wylde sounds of garage bands from the 60's and 80’s.
They dig great ‘60s Garage bands like the Sonics, Seeds, 13th Floor
Elevators, Count V, Kingsmen, Wailers and also dig a lot of bands from
the ‘80s revival like the Fuzztones, Chesterfield Kings, DMZ,
Gravedigger V, Tell-Tale Hearts or later on the Mummies, Cynics,
Gruesomes etc. Drenched in swirlin' & shaking Farfisa sound, their

"Ever wondered what The Dictators crossed with The Records with Brenda Lee
singing might sound like? Well, you stopped by the right place. These
guys ain't dealing in nostalgia. This album features future classics
that could actually please all of the people all of the time".

Primal sounds abound as Screaming Apple introduces the first-ever LP of
THE PRIMORDIALS, a tight-trousered foursome from the caverns of Canada.
'Fourteen Prime Numbers' beats on the freak with an extra-large baker's
dozen of British, Continental, Colonial and Antipodal big-beat
shouters, tearing a new one out of songs by the RATTLES, the SORROWS,
the ATTRACTIONS, Tony Barber, the ECCENTRICS, and even the KRAVIN' A's.
Recording in glorious Living Mono, Ryan, Dave, Shawn and Robbie pound
out a tribute to some of the finest unsung heroes of the mid-sixties,

Lookout! Flying atcha in their patented Rev-O-Phonic sound, it’s the
Phantom Jets! This phearsome phoursome has been serving up searing-hot,
flame-broiled slabs of prime-cut garage-punk grunt all around Northern
California for nearly two years now! But who are they you ask? Hailing
from Sacramento, California's own 'River City', this capitol group is
one capital group! These Golden State go-getters have but a single
goal: to get toes tappin’ and mitts clappin’ to their fuzzed-out,
reverb-drenched tunes. And you'll know the Phantom Jet sound when you

"THE BEST GARAGE RECORD THIS DECADE" (ipunkrock.com) THE URGES Psych
Ward Stomping Ground *** London has The Horrors, and here's Dublin's
revenge: psyched-out zombie rocker complete with all the horrorshow
ingredients: the devilishly swirling Farfisa organ, the bendy guitar
twangs, the singer who howls like a teenage werewolf at a beach party.
The Urges may lovingly recreate the primitive garage punk sound of the
1960s, exemplified by The Count Five, The Electric Prunes and the 13th
Floor Elevators, but they avoid becoming too cartoon-like, sidestepping

One
could say the boys are purists when it comes to their image: Beatle
boots, velvet vests, perfectly styled bangs, and primitive bone
necklaces. Their sound is also somewhat traditional, but it definitely
features its own rendition of the Farfisa organ, the Phantom guitars,
Vox tube amps, and fuzz pedals. Through their fresh compositions on
“Cavernicola,” Los Peyotes truly do an outstanding job at gathering
the best elements of each era in the genre. Their influences reveal an

Pounding set of primal teen 60s punk!

Live album from legendary Edinburgh Garage band.

A

It's Just a Fear
I'm on the Run
the Next One
I Despise You
Tryin' Times
World of Stone

B

I Don't Talk to Strangers
Come What May
the Lovely Laura-Anne
Sun Didn't Come Out Today
Now It's Your Turn To Cry
Kicks and Chicks

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