The Woggles "Ragged But Right" 2003 + "When The Sun Goes Down" 2002 - 7"/45rpm

This band [...] -- awesome live, and smokin' in the studio. Yeah, they've got that "garage band" vibe goin' on, but dismiss them as bullsh*t revivalists at your own risk -- their raw rock riffage and sheer abandon and exuberance will tear a new hole in your tired skull. This particular album, "Ragged But Right," is smokin' -- frighteningly good stuff, which oughta make idiotic scenesters like Kings Of Leon and the White Stripes head for the hills with their poseur tails between their sorry legs. Buy it! - By Hrrundivbakshi
Athens, Georgia based garage-rock phenomenon The Woggles were here long before there was a garage rock revival, forming in 1987. As such, Ragged But Right, their latest offering of 60s rock re-visited, is far superior to any of its younger counterparts. The band has the sound down to an impressive science, bopping and bouncing, all with a dirty coat to it all, giving the songs teeth to bite into you and make you want to get down and shake your ass. This is energetic, all-for-nothing garage rock that is as fun as it is moving, the kind of band that can rock out and throw a great party at the same time. Ragged But Right is quite an apt title for this record. I'll give it an A-. - By: Alex Steininger
trax:
01 People Come On 02 Collector Of Broken Hearts 03 Johnny Come Lately 04 When The Sun Goes Down 05 Ragged But Right 06 Red Light, Green Light 07 Listen To Me 08 Got A Heat On 09 Seventh Veil 10 Already Warned You 11 Hot Wired 12 Walking My Dog 13 Hounded

"When The Sun Goes Down" 2002 - 7"/45rpm
...The group toured frequently both in the United States and abroad, earning a reputation as a blazing live act, and they documented their energetic on-stage spirit with the 2001 album Live!.. - Mark Deming
trax:
01 When The Sun Goes Down 02 I Used To Be A Lover But Now I'm A Fighter