Friday 31 August 2012

60s Proto-Punk/Psychedelia Collection

This is a collection of 60's proto-punk/garage rock songs mainly taken from the albums Nuggets and the Pebbles Series. Not all the tracks are really proto punk, things like Indian Rope Man are just classic 60s psychedelia... which is no bad thing.

The Pebbles series describes the recordings on their albums as "Original punk rock and psychedelic rock from the fabulous Sixties." These recordings were primarily made by the numerous American bands that were formed in the wake of the British Invasion. Essentially referring to the young age and lack of sophistication of the musicians, the term "punk rock" was coined (or at least popularized) by Lenny Kaye, who was involved in compiling the original Nuggets: Original Artyfacts from the First Psychedelic Era, 1965-1968.

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Here's the tracklisting (320kbps mp3)...
01) Vox Wah Wah Ad (Electric Prunes)
02) Hey Joe (Golden Cups)
03) Bad Girl (The Zakary Thaks)
04) Louie, Louie (Swamp Rats)
05) Boys Are Boys And Girls Are Choice (Monks)
06) The Witch (The Sonics)
07) Matter of Fact (Unknown)
08) Indian Rope Man (Julie Driscoll, Brian Auger & The Trinity)
09) 7 And 7 Is (Love)
10) You're Gonna Miss Me (The 13th Floor Elevators)
11) Cracking Up (Wig)
12) Lost Innocence (The Buddhas)
13) I Can Only Give You Everything (The Little Boy Blues)
14) Maid Of Sugar Maid Of Spice (Mouse & The Traps)
15) Voices Green And Purple (The Bees)
16) Gone (Plastic Blues Band)
17) I Need You (The Rationals)
18) Hate (Stoics)
19) Story Of My Life (Unrelated Segments)
20) Beaver Patrol (Wilde Knights)
21) Searching (The Omans)
22) Run Run Run (The Gestures)
23) Flight (The Dearly Beloved)
24) Little Girl (Syndicate Of Sound)
25) Fight Fire (The Golliwogs)
26) Double Yellow Line (The Music Machine)
27) Dont Look Back (The Remains)
28) Who Do You Love (The Woolies)
29) That's My Girl (Monks)
30) Strychnine (The Sonics)
31) Wooly Bully (Sam The Sham & The Pharaohs)
32) Psycho (Swamp Rats)

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