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| 1. You were a child - Don & the Goodtimes | |||
| 2. Along comes the man - The Galaxies | |||
| 3. I can't make it - The Ceptors | |||
| 4. You weren't using your head - Rocky & the Riddlers | |||
| 5. Please come down - The Bumps | |||
| 6. 100 or two - The Springfield Rifle | |||
| 7. Please help the man - The Liberty Party | |||
| 8. I see - The Brave New World | |||
| 9. Hard times - The Raymarks | |||
| 10. Move over and let me fly - The Live Five | |||
| 11. High time - The Sonics | |||
| 12. Knock you flat - The Dimensions | |||
| 13. Who do you love - Jack Horner & The Plums | |||
| 14. You better slow down - The Heirs | |||
| 15. Alice designs - Mr Lucky & The Gamblers | |||
| 16. Feelin' down - The London Taxi | |||
| 17. Daddy walked in darkness - Gil Bateman | |||
| 18. You gotta understand - The Express | |||
| 19. Lost and found (alternate version) - The Mercy Boys | |||
| 20. Try me - The Moguls | |||
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4.0 out of 5 stars
Great Northwest garage anthology,
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This review is from: Northwest Battle of the Bands Vol. 2 (Audio CD)
The Northwest garage had a very particular sound, that gravitated from the danceable frat-rock of the Wailers, Kingsmen and early Riders to the demented punk of the Sonics. The second volume of the 'Northwest Battle of the Bands' series is a good sampler of the scene, offering 30 tracks released at the time by Jerden Records and its subsidiaries.The sound is superb for a garage comp, as the liner notes; and there are lots of highlights, like the opener 'You Were a Child', by Don & the Goodtimes (one of the best Northwest bands, check the anthology released by Munster); the irresistible 'You Weren't Using Your Head', by Rocky & The Riddlers (much better than the Wailers version, in my opinion); or the fuzz-drenched ballad 'Daddy Walked in Darkness', by Gil Bateman (a variation of 'House of the Rising Sun').
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