Not really my cup of tea, but if you're into this kind of music, this might be a worthwhile release you might not be aware of:



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1. Masters Apprentices - Buried And Dead
2. The Elois - By My Side
3. The Black Diamonds - I Want, Need, Love You
4. The Atlantics - Come On
5. The Purple Hearts - Early In The Morning
6. The Missing Links - Wild About You
7. The Creatures - Ugly Thing
8. The Lost Souls - This Life of Mine
9. The Moods - Rum Drunk
10. Derek's Accent - Ain't Got No Feeling
11. Bee Gees - Like Nobody Else
12. Barrington Davis - Raining Teardrops
13. The D-Coys - Bad Times
14. The In-Sect - Let This Be A Lesson
15. Steve & The Board - I Want
16. Toni McCann - No
17. Peter & The Silhouettes - Claudette Jones
18. The Five - There's Time
19. Bobby & Laurie - No Next Time
20. MPD Ltd - I Am What I Am
21. The Cherokees - I've Gone Wild
22. The Loved Ones - The Loved One
23. Phil Jones & The Unknown Blues - If I Had A Ticket
24. The Throb - Black
25. The Blue Beats - She's Comin' Home
26. The Easybeats - Sorry
27. Bobby James Syndicate - Hey Hey Hey
28. The Wild Cherries - Krome Played Yabby
29. The Sunsets - The Hot Generation (Unreleased Soundtrack Version)

Nuggets: Original Artyfacts From The First Psychedelic Era: 1965-1968 - or more simply put, just Nuggets - is arguably the most influential compilation in rock history. Original released in 1972, it pulled together killer tracks from mid-to-late '60s America. In doing so, it identified the genre we now know as 'garage rock' and helped set the foundations for what was to become 'punk rock' a few years later. Compiled by a young rock critic named Lenny Kaye, who would soon become known as Patti Smith's guitarist and right-hand man, Nuggets defined a mind-set that went on to influence punk, grunge, and subsequent generations of garage-rockers, from the Cramps to Nirvana to the White Stripes to Thee Oh Sees and Tame Impala.

To celebrate the 40th anniversary of Nuggets, Warner Music Australia is releasing 3 titles: Nuggets: Antipodean Interpolations of the First Psychedelic Era, Down Under Nuggets: Original Australian Artyfacts 1965-67 and a newly remastered edition of the original collection.

Down Under Nuggets: Original Australian Artyfacts 1965-67 is a single cd collection of the best Australian garage-rock of the '60s. It features 29 of the wildest Australian recordings from the '60s from such outfits as The Missing Links, The Purple Hearts, The Black Diamonds, The Lost Souls, The Wild Cherries, The Loved Ones, The Throb and The Moods. Long term fans of the genre will be thrilled to find we've included the never-before heard full-length 5:29 version of The Sunsets' classic 'The Hot Generation' Released on the revived Festival label, it features many tracks originally released by Festival back in the day.

It's my cup of tea.

A lot of great bands on this comp. Wish they would release all 3 titles in a collected box set.

I'll have a spot of tea myself. I luv this kind of stuff.

Rick A.