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Turn OnMore Info The dark songs and haunting sound of these garage rockers continue to resonate four decades later. Here's their 1966 debut in both stereo and original mono plus four bonus non LP cuts; their hits Talk Talk and the People in Me join Trouble; Some Other Drum; Masculine Intuition ; their versions of Hey Joe; Taxman, and more! Tracklist 1 Talk Talk 2 Trouble 3 Cherry Cherry 4 Taxman 5 Some Other Drum 6 Masculine Intuition 7 The People in Me 8

At that time punk began to penetrate the marginalized areas of Mexico City and the band started to practice even though they did not know how to play an instrument

and bleeps and bloops that tickle

continuing in the ‘00s with Karl Hector & The Malcouns

Lupine Howl)

that immediately distinguishes him from most in the garage scene

“He and Al had a very special bond

2 Too Late 4:00

26 Something Came Over Me 2:45

Lou Barlow writes and sings two of the album’s dozen tunes and Murph’s pure-Flinstonian drumming drives the record like a go cart from Hell

with Electro Hippies also notably recording a session for the legendary John Peel

set for release on 22nd October and featuring the previously released songs 'Blue Banisters

9 Errol Dunkley– I'm Going Home