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1.HALLOWEEN BASH by: Various Artists September 15, 2000
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Halloween Bash was great fun for my younger children. They especially liked the 'Boogie Man Blues' and enjoyed dancing to the 'Skeleton Shuffle'. The only disappointment for me was that it really didn't appeal to my older boys. They are 10 y.o. and up. For them the tunes and lyrics were too juvenile.

2.1408 from: Varese Sarabande July 03, 2007
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Halloween Bash was great fun for my younger children. They especially liked the 'Boogie Man Blues' and enjoyed dancing to the 'Skeleton Shuffle'. The only disappointment for me was that it really didn't appeal to my older boys. They are 10 y.o. and up. For them the tunes and lyrics were too juvenile.

3.Jimmy Honeyman by: Jimmy Honeyman November 13, 2007
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Halloween Bash was great fun for my younger children. They especially liked the 'Boogie Man Blues' and enjoyed dancing to the 'Skeleton Shuffle'. The only disappointment for me was that it really didn't appeal to my older boys. They are 10 y.o. and up. For them the tunes and lyrics were too juvenile.

4.The Future of Communication Ep by: Nothing Painted Blue October 31, 1995
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Halloween Bash was great fun for my younger children. They especially liked the 'Boogie Man Blues' and enjoyed dancing to the 'Skeleton Shuffle'. The only disappointment for me was that it really didn't appeal to my older boys. They are 10 y.o. and up. For them the tunes and lyrics were too juvenile.

5.The Future Of Communications by: Nothing Painted Blue October 31, 1995
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Halloween Bash was great fun for my younger children. They especially liked the 'Boogie Man Blues' and enjoyed dancing to the 'Skeleton Shuffle'. The only disappointment for me was that it really didn't appeal to my older boys. They are 10 y.o. and up. For them the tunes and lyrics were too juvenile.

6.The Essential Pebbles Collection, Vol. 1 by: Various Artists November 11, 1997
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Along with Nuggets and the Back from the Grave CDs, the first volume of the Essential Pebbles series is one of the greatest purchases that a garage rock fan can make. The two discs that make up this set are crammed full of brainbending mid-60s classics of the highest order. The songs are raw, crude, murderously energetic, and more fun than a roller coaster- in other words, everything that rock 'n' roll is supposed to be. The first disc of the set is particularly impressive. It cobbles together 29 of the best tracks from the first ten CDs of the long-running Pebbles series, as well as three cuts from Ear-Piercing Punk, an offshoot of the series. These songs are simply astounding. The Preachers' cover of "Who Do You Love" opens the album with a menacing burst of drums, some filthy ... Read More

7.Garage Beat '66!, Vol. 4: I'm In Need by: Various Artists June 21, 2005
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Along with Nuggets and the Back from the Grave CDs, the first volume of the Essential Pebbles series is one of the greatest purchases that a garage rock fan can make. The two discs that make up this set are crammed full of brainbending mid-60s classics of the highest order. The songs are raw, crude, murderously energetic, and more fun than a roller coaster- in other words, everything that rock 'n' roll is supposed to be. The first disc of the set is particularly impressive. It cobbles together 29 of the best tracks from the first ten CDs of the long-running Pebbles series, as well as three cuts from Ear-Piercing Punk, an offshoot of the series. These songs are simply astounding. The Preachers' cover of "Who Do You Love" opens the album with a menacing burst of drums, some filthy ... Read More

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Along with Nuggets and the Back from the Grave CDs, the first volume of the Essential Pebbles series is one of the greatest purchases that a garage rock fan can make. The two discs that make up this set are crammed full of brainbending mid-60s classics of the highest order. The songs are raw, crude, murderously energetic, and more fun than a roller coaster- in other words, everything that rock 'n' roll is supposed to be. The first disc of the set is particularly impressive. It cobbles together 29 of the best tracks from the first ten CDs of the long-running Pebbles series, as well as three cuts from Ear-Piercing Punk, an offshoot of the series. These songs are simply astounding. The Preachers' cover of "Who Do You Love" opens the album with a menacing burst of drums, some filthy ... Read More

9.Songs We Taught the Fuzztones by: Various Artists February 17, 2004
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Original songs copied by the Fuzztones. But they offer some alternative versions by virtually unknown bands which is fresh because you probally have the 13th Floor Elevators with "You're Gonna Miss Me" so you get a version from The Heard instead which is a nice touch. Lots of bonus tracks not on thr LP. Just gotta love The Chob sludge through "We're Pretty Quick" and songs like "Girl" from ? and the Mysterians and "1523 Blair" from The Outcasts is a raw garage rocker. With bands like The Sonics, The Calico Wall, The Tropics, The Sparkles & The Bold etc you can't go wrong. A must have for 60's fuzzed out garage classics fans...

10.1408 by: Original Score October 09, 2007
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Original songs copied by the Fuzztones. But they offer some alternative versions by virtually unknown bands which is fresh because you probally have the 13th Floor Elevators with "You're Gonna Miss Me" so you get a version from The Heard instead which is a nice touch. Lots of bonus tracks not on thr LP. Just gotta love The Chob sludge through "We're Pretty Quick" and songs like "Girl" from ? and the Mysterians and "1523 Blair" from The Outcasts is a raw garage rocker. With bands like The Sonics, The Calico Wall, The Tropics, The Sparkles & The Bold etc you can't go wrong. A must have for 60's fuzzed out garage classics fans...

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