Best of the Paisley Underground

The list author says:
	"The definitive Paisley album, majestic psychedelia crossed with the Velvets - a masterpiece!"

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	"Outstanding angular, rhythmic guitar pop skewered by Velvet/Big Star darkness"

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	"Majestic, intriguing acoustic lead wonderfulness, a strange compelling debut that gets better with every listen"

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	"The chiming sounds of the Byrds and Buffalo Springfield fused with the Standells spirited garge punk"

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	"Gutsy, bluesy, Stones/Neil Young/Doors influenced rock - outstanding!"

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	"Awesome garage psych will blow your speakers up! Thrilling gonzoid and essential!"

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	"Accomplished baroque power-pop with 60's garage influences this is actually from their earlier incarnation as the Salvation Army"

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	"Dark, twisted country tinged psych rock with droning swirling atmospheric guitars, truly incredible!"

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	"Superb primal rock, loud and overwhelming but sharp and intelligent - this is where the White Stripes got it from"

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	"Damned hard to find thrilling literate and compelling guitar pop with a shot of melancholia akin to Big Star"

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	"Heavily Doors influenced but still thrilling and spirited"

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	"Still burning still showering the world with lush melodies and spiteful genius"

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	"All girl band play fuzzy scuzzy garage pysch! A Must!"

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	"More accessible country death psych than previously, still majestic and glorious"

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	"More power-pop garage psych from the movement's originators"

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	"Brilliant compilation of their first album + 2 E.P.'s Scott Miller is one of the finest songwriters you never heard of"

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	"Snotty, bratty but melodic punk their debut is less 'paisley' than most but still essential"

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	"Blistering live set captures the Ryders in all  their glory!"

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	""The Bangles?" I hear you cry, you betcha! Before the soft-focus mushy pap they were a seriously great 60's styled pop band with a punky energy and this is guaranteed to get you frugging!"

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	"Alt-country punk supergroup featuring members of Dream Sydicate, Green on Red and the Long Ryders"

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	"Pre-dating the Paisley Underground this late 70's band made intoxicating power pop punk of real class"

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	"Patchy but occasionally brilliant psych-punk live release - so far the only True West cd available"

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	"Ultra rare 60's covers album with another Paisley supergroup featuring members of Three O'Clock, Rain Parade, Dream Syndicate & The Bangles - track it down it's wonderful"

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	"More bluesy brilliance - dark sinister and twisted but still essential"

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	"Excellent live album of the Parade at their peak"