Tuesday, 18 May 2021

"The Rebel Kind" A Collection Of Contemporary Garage Rock And Psychedelic Bands - 1983

RISING FROM THE ASHES OF THE LATE TEEN POP BAND TEEN APPEAL!

The Rebel Kind 1983 French 14-track compilation LP featuring some of the finest contemporary garage/psyche bands around including The Nomads, Fuzztones, Plasticland & The Long Ryders amongst others. (outofprint) A comp of neo-psychedelic garage-rock, this collection was one of the best (and few) of its kind at the time of its release. There were a few bands such as the Fuzztones that had reached some level of underground currency already, but most acts - highlights include Plasticland, Long Ryders, and Plan 9 - were relatively unknown. Speaking as a campus radio disk-jockey at the time, psychedelic music was considered strictly past-tense in most indie radio circles even though some blurry sounds were being heard between the lines from bands like Wall of Voodoo, Green on Red, and REM. By showing that psychedelic music was indeed 'contemporary', it also allowed a great many 60's psychedelic bands to again become relevant and playable in a punk context. This subsequently forged the path toward commercial acceptance of the so-called 'Seattle Sound', when it was recognized, including the advent of Nirvana much later. Released on the Lolita label in France, this was available as an import. - from rateyourmusic
traxfromwax:
1. LSD - The Sickidz! 2. Invisible People - The Slickee Boys 3. 7 Come 11 - The Viceroys 4. From Here - The Shout 5. Have Love Will Travel - The Nomads 6. Shadows Of Rainbows - United States Of Existence 7. Ward 81 - Fuzztones 8. No Apology - The Unclaimed 9. All My Life - The Point 10. Elongations - Plasticland 11. Infected With You - The Miracle Workers 12. And She Rides - The Long Ryders 13. What Is In There - The Last 14. Lucifer Sam - Three O'Clock

5 comments:

RYP said...
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Stefano said...

Thanks thanks thanks

Anonymous said...

Fuzztones emerged from "Tina Peel," not "Teen Appeal."

Alan Rudy said...

When this landed at 90.1 WSRN at Swarthmore college, I was deeply involved in the Nuggets, Pebbles, etc series' - having gradually transformed my 3 hours on Saturday nights playing well-known 60s music into explorations of garage, indie, regional music from that period as it echoed and informed the better known music and musicians. That the Warfrat Tales collection came out that same year as music from the Lyres, Chesterfield Kings, Fleshtones, etc arrives made me a very happy young man.

RYP said...

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"The Rebel Kind"
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