Wild About You! Tales from the Australian Rock Underground 1963-68

Various Artists

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Released Jun 26, 2013
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1.
The Drones / Believe In Me (The Throb) by The Drones
04:32
2.
The Mystaken / Rum Drunk (The Moods) by The Mystaken
02:29
3.
Pink Stainless Tail / Time Will Come (The Tol-puddle Martyrs) by Pink Stainless Tail
02:54
4.
The Lords of Gravity / Black (The Throb) by The Lords of Gravity
02:46
5.
The Stabs / Lies Lies (The Chimney Sweeps) by The Stabs
02:28
6.
Digger and the Pussycats / Just A Little Bit (The Purple Hearts) by Digger and the Pussycats
01:43
7.
The Gruntled / Drivin' Me Insane (The Missing Links) by The Gruntled
03:54
8.
Thee Stag Knights / C'mon (The Atlantics) by Thee Stag Knights
02:58
9.
The Double Agents / I Want, Need, Love You (The Black Diamonds) by The Double Agents
03:19
10.
ninetynine / It's A Hard Life (The Atlantics) by Ninetynine
03:18
11.
The Naked Eye / Ugly Thing (The Creatures) by The Naked Eye
03:30
12.
Shutdown 66 / All I Do Is Cry (The Creatures) by Shutdown 66
02:53
13.
The Cants / Saturday Date (Toni McCann) by The Cants
01:49
14.
Ian D Marks / Wild About You (The Missing Links) by Ian D Marks
02:54
15.
Go Genre Everything / No (Toni McCann) by Go Genre Everything
02:03
16.
The Kamikaze Trio / Claudette Jones (Peter and The Silhouettes) by The Kamikaze Trio
02:02
17.
The Lucy Parsons Experience / H'Tuom Tuhs (The Missing Links) by The Lucy Parsons Experience
06:00
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Description

Bloodied noses! Car crashes! Police harassment! Jealous boyfriends! These were just a few of the hazards that faced the beat groups who roamed Australia during the mid-sixties. Despite these obstacles (perhaps because of them) a number of homegrown acts came to epitomise the down and dirty sound of the Antipodean underground. Released in 2004 by Melbourne Community Radio Station 3CR, the book (by Iain McIntyre and Ian D Marks) and accompanying tribute CD (featuring 19 of Melbourne's toppest contemporary groups doing covers of the most classic retro-stompwise slopp) quickly sold out. The Ledatape Organisation is overstoked beyond all comprehension to re-present the tunes from the disc. Freeeeeeee!

Genre Garage