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I love to know things like what started the ever deepening obsession that is collecting and listening to sixties garage punk. This is...

It was my introduction into garage. I had heard 96 Tears on an oldies radio station and it was described as "garage punk". I had always...

Pebbles was first for me. I remember seeing the first two volumes in a local "Musicland" chain store and being especially freaked out by...

Being of the next generation, it was my dad that introduced me to Nuggets. But I was the first to bring Back From The Grave home!

My discovery is a bit embarrassing. At four (1968) , I enjoyed the song (I'm not your) Stepping Stone. At seven, I discovered (from my...

We had a promo of the original Nuggets LP at my campus radio station when I started working there in Fall 1972. It brought back...

It was the original Nuggets for me too. Dave Gibson told me that he was trying to collect all the original 45s on Nuggets & suggested...

I grew up in a house where in my infancy (the mid & late 1950s) with heavy doses of Howlin' Wolf, Jimmy Reed, Chuck Berry, Bo Diddley &...

Another photo also exists :

I didn't see this photo in the BHQS Fine Studios comp but if I missed it elsewhere. These guys are the definition of cool right down to...

At least according to this evidence, the Rich Kids easily blow away my previous favorites, the Damned. And Generation X. Check them out...

The link for downloading the most recent TeenBeat Mayhem A to Z pdf file has been fixed, also the link to listen to TeenBeat Mayhem...

Thank you, I don't know how I missed that. I've emailed Mike.

If you read MopTopMike's post directly above your post, you will get the answer you need.

The audience seems to be doin' the "Stand There" dance.