Looks Cool

you weren't kidding, i've just downloaded it (michigan nuggets) much impressed, here's some euro garage, the rebels of tijuana, can't find any video's, but here's their myspace site..









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david peter & the wilde sect, teenage letter, dannish garage/punk outfit, they have a great 60t's vibe.

the count bishops, teenage letter, U.K pubrock/r&b, 70t's, these boys pre date punk (1977) by about 4-5 years, ace records have 2-3 great albums of these guys, on the live one they cover the stones and chuck berry, pure raw gut r&b with a punk twist, recommend it to lovers of garage/punk...

the standells, dirty water, awesome record, another garage/punk out fit, from the 60t's, they also do some great stones covers...

the rumblers, boss, some cracking garage instrumental, with a twist of punk/hillbilly...

the litter, action woman, wah wah feedback junkies, doing it 20 years before it was de rigeur..

here's a link to a cracking garage/psych podcast/download, it's a 60t's american comp, on the bluesy side, it 's the best set i've heard in this genre....



Pierced Hearts

freakin awesome
 

I GREW UP IN MT CLEMENS MI AND SAW MOST OF THESE BANDS. WHAT AN AWESOME CD...TOO BAD THOSE DAYZ ARE GONE!!!:finger: JUST KIDDIN

One of the best compilations ever!

Seger when he was young and wild, MC5's early feedback drenched sides, The Rationals soulful Garage, and other good tracks.

I remember shocking some friends with the Seger sides years back when I played it on regular rotation in my car (had a Cass. - Now long gone). At the time, they only knew of his 80's stuff as it was the time of "Shakedown" and when I played "East Side Story," their jaws dropped.