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GHAS 071EP
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"This newly reissued 7-inch single features The Chargers' garage band classic 'Taxi,' main side from the ultra rare single originally released by Julian Records out of Wenatchee, WA. Includes three other Julian Records tracks unheard since their 1968 recording: 'You Got a Hold,' 'I Need Your Love,' and 'The News in General.' Reissued from the original masters."
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GHAS 070EP
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"1960s garage gem from Arkansas. Reissue of original single on Zay-Dee records with a new picture sleeve and liner notes. Remastered from original tapes by George Ingram at NRP. Extracted from the Garage compilation Psych of the South Vol. 1. Southern members of the Zay-Dee studio band and a Northern Arkansas college student pulled together to form The Blue and the Gray. This Archive Series classic contains two remastered tracks from a single 1966 recording session in Batesville, AK. Only two copies of the original 45 are known to exist." Includes download code.
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GH 1134LP
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LP version. "An anthology of mid to late '70s studio recordings, some of which ended up on the Nervebreakers' late-70s 7" vinyl releases on Wild Child Records, some on the 1979 Texas punk LP compilation Are We Too Late For The Trend? (ESR Records), some on a volume of Italian label Rave Up Records series of American Lost Punk Rock Nuggets, and others that have up-to-now never been publicly released. Includes the original (and best) hit recording of 'My Girlfriend Is A Rock,' the title anthem "'Hijack The Radio,' and punk classics like 'Why Am I So Flipped?,' 'I Wanna Kill You,' and 'I Love Your Neurosis.' Also included are proto-punk psych-y gems like 'My Life Is Ruined' and 'Beyond The Borderline.' The CD release has four additional CD-only bonus cuts including an early (different from the We Want Everything LP) take on the Troggs' great 'Strange Movies,' an original 1977 demo version of 'Hijack The Radio,' and from 1975, a moody slice of Syd Barrett-like proto-punk-psych called 'See Me Thru.'"
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GH 1042CD
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"The very popular Killed By Death series brought attention to some obscure punk bands that otherwise would have been totally ignored. One of these bands is the Authorities, a Californian early '80s punk combo. Their almost classic single 'I Hate Cops/Radiationmasturbation' was featured in Killed By Death Vol. 1 and created a great interest among punk collectors. Well, now a full length CD release is available for everybody to enjoy. The 14 tracks included here were recorded in 1982 and 1983 in Modesto, Ca. and Stockton, Ca. Also included is a nice 8-page booklet with the lyrics for all the songs and information the band."
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GH 250EP
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"On November 19, 1980, the Nervebreakers won the 'Agora's Battle Of The Bands' in Dallas. Their prize was free recording time at Pantego Sound Studios in Arlington, TX, where these two songs were recorded. The single was originally released in 1981 on Wild Child Records."
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GHAS 5012LP
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Gatefold double LP version with insert.
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GHAS 5012CD
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1998 release. "A collection of recordings from Minnesota's Dove Studios feat. Michael Yonkers, Calico Wall, Mercymen, Magpies, Mike Waggoner & The Bops and many others! Dove Studio opened its doors in St. Louis Park, MN in the spring of 1964 and lasted until 1970. During this six year span, the studio literally recorded hundreds of groups of all different kinds of music genres. Contained on this album are 27 gems of unissued rock and roll material, beginning with hard-driving Mike Waggoner and the Bops in '64, and ending with probably the strangest recording session that ever occurred on Dove's premises, Michael Yonkers in 1969. Fifteen different bands are represented in this package, each showcasing a different musical style. Starting things off with straight-ahead rock 'n' roll are the Bops, Magpies and Mercymen, all of which owe a tip of the hat to Chuck Berry and Buddy Holly. R & B was a strong influence in the Twin Cities during the mid-'60s and the Lancers and the Nite Caps do their part to keep the style flowing. Since the Trashmen were out on the road most of '64, the Underbeats took over as 'top-dog' combo in their absence. Four unreleased tunes by the group are included here. Two of the top instrumental bands from the state, the F.B.I. Idiots (Gregory Dee & The Avanties in disguise) and the Titans show their wares, along with the female-led Marcia & the Lynchmen. In early 1966, Sir Laurence & The Crescents recorded a powerful, Raiders-like, open throttle rocker which has remained unissued until this day. Psychedelia/punk was no stranger to the state of MN as witnessed by the Fragile Zookeeper, the Calico Wall, and an unknown, unnamed acetate of mammoth proportions included herein. Rounding things out is the Chad & Jeremy-like Longman & Fogel and the truly bizarre Michael Yonkers, who thought he was receiving transmissions through his guitar from aliens! In all cases, the bands contained on this project walked out of their respective sessions with acetates or mastertapes in hand to proceed with as they wished. Thankfully their musical legacy had survived the past three decades to finally see the light of day. Includes huge booklet with extensive liner notes, photos and much more."
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