Monday, 5 August 2013

"SUPER STUFF" Garage Monsters Vol. 5

Wild collection of 31 classic 1960's garage movers - guaranteed to kick any party into high gear!trax:
1. friday at the hideout - The Underdogs 2. first i look at the purse - The Gass Co. 3. why doesn't she believe me - The Sounds Unlimited 4. i'm so lovesick - The Toppers 5. furi furi - The Spiders 6. I'm A Lover, not a fighter - The Brand 7. i'm looking for a woman - Jimmy Powell & The Dimensions 8. let's make it pretty baby - The Soul Agents 9. keep your hands off of it - The Sounds Unlimited 10. action (speaks louder than words) - The Tidal Waves 11. farmer john - The Tidal Waves 12. boom boom boom - The Outcasts 13. bad day blues - The Headstones 14. (go to him) i don't need you - The Rogues 15. that's how it will be - The Liberty Bell 16. i see the light - The Soundtrack 17. hey hey hey hey - William Penn & The Quakers 18. zulu stomp - The Brand 19. Show me the way - The Free For All 20. she's a mod - Ray Columbus & The Invaders 21. sorry - The Groop 22. something about you, baby - The Vibrants 23. I - The Knight Riders 24. it's a cry'n shame - The Gentlemen 25. so what! - The Lyrics 26. warning - The Humans 27. my baby's gone - The Sound Barrier 28. teenage letter - The Sorrows 29. midnight hour - Kit & the Outlaws 30. sadie's way - The Esquires 31. super stuff - The Rock Garden
...compiled & served by Gyro1966...

19 comments:

RYP said...

"SUPER STUFF" Garage Monsters Vol. 5
...compiled & served by Gyro1966...
gitit! no pw
http://www1.zippyshare.com/v/63712453/file.html
covers in HighRes & for i-pod:
http://www60.zippyshare.com/v/92517338/file.html

Psyclist said...

Excellent set! Thx

KL from NYC said...

Thanks for these 5. Are there more?

Gyro1966 said...

BONUS:

THE ELECTRIC ASYLUM VOL. 1: Rare British Acid Freakbeat

http://www40.zippyshare.com/v/22379535/file.html

20 blasts of long-forgotten British Freakrock. The Glorious British Psychedelic music scene did not cease to exist at midnight on December 31st 1969, it took on the previous decade with furore, new gadgets and studio gimmicks, but with some of the same key players. 

From the hard and loud sound of J.C. Heavy, Rainbow Family and Steel Mill to the sublimely bonkers Asylum, Monsoon, Mighty ‘Em and Galahad interspersed with spoonfuls of Psychedelia, Doom and Acid Rock.

1. Mighty 'Em - Jekyll & Hyde - 3:23
2. Asylum - Suzy's Back - 2:36
3. Iron Horse - Magic Love - 3:04
4. Monsoon - Night Of The Fly - 3:01
5. Galahad - Rocket Summer - 3:06
6. J.C. Heavy - Is This Really Me - 3:12
7. Rainbow Family, The - Travellin' Lady - 2:49
8. Puzzle - Do You Feel The Pain - 2:48
9. Grumbleweeds, The - In A Teknicolor Dreem - 3:44
10.Explosive, The - Hey Presto, Magic Man - 3:05
11.J.C. Heavy - Do What You Like - 3:15
12.Choc - The Devil - 3:07
13.Danta - Queen Of Sheba - 4:17
14.Vincent Crane's Atomic Rooster* - O.D.- 3:19
15.Renegade - Never Let Me Go - 2:34
16.Satisfaction - Love It Is - 3:01
17.Audience - Eye To Eye - 2:33
18.Steel Mill - Get On The Line - 4:17
19.Kirk St. James - Tears I Cry3:55
20.Legs - So Many Faces - 2:54

davidwolfsonnc said...

thanks, as always for all you do here. if there were a hall of fame of music blogs, this one would be a charter member.

as to removing "rock the bop," if only it and its associated blogs actually made their huge catalog available to people without resorting to rapidgator premium . . . always more of a tease than an actual site of sharing riches, alas

Gyro1966 said...

I agree about RockbillyBoogie Blog and Rock The Bop Blog. I never visit them because I don't like their attitude. We go out of our way to make it easy to enjoy the music. They go out of their way to make it hard to hear their music. We use totally opposite approaches , and their "premium" approach is not really in the same "all included" spirit of most blogs.

Anonymous said...

This is a great series, thank you for sharing.

Anonymous said...

There are always pleasant surprises here. Thanks very much.

Wayman52 said...

Wonderful, excelent. Superb quality of sound and choice of numbers.Even better than your series some years ago.Good idea: Two series with an different aproach. You and Caveman are the best. Thank you for all your goodwork.

Anonymous said...

I agree. I never use the blogs Rockabilly Boogie, Rock The Bop, Rockabilly Bandit or Rockabilly Ranch. I don't like their system of sharing.

Gyro1966 said...

I agree about Rockabilly Boogie, Rock The Bop, Rockabilly Bandit or Rockabilly Ranch. I just never go there or see what they have. If they weren't on the blog roll, I'd be totally oblivious to them. What i think they deserve is to be ignored.

(By going Rapidgator Premium I believe they get a kickback for the music)

RYP said...

Rockabilly Boogie is deleted in our blogroll since yesterday...

Anonymous said...

Yes, you are right Gyro. I personally believe that these blogs (Rockabilly Boogie, Rock The Bop, Rockabilly Bandit or Rockabilly Ranch) are just trying to make some profit.

Chocoreve said...

Of course, they don't want to share, only make some money !

Anonymous said...

Hi. Electric Asylum has damaged songs (CD skips).

Still thanks for everything!

Gyro1966 said...

NEW LINK:

THE ELECTRIC ASYLUM VOL. 1: Rare British Acid Freakbeat

http://www50.zippyshare.com/v/80718572/file.html

(let me know if this link corrects any problems)

Christine said...

Howdy Gyro! I was just popping in to say thanks a lot for the Electric Asylum and that I've been enjoying it at work today. Looking forward to checking out the rest in the series!
I just heard the skipping track a few minutes ago, so thanks for the repost! A lot of cool & interesting songs!

And thanks RYP for the Garage Monsters! Great stuff, too!

Thanks again to all of you from your long lost fan! :)

Gyro1966 said...

Thanks Waut -
Good
To hear from you again. Happy you are enjoying the music.

piratecyan said...

Thanks again