Aussie Nuggets tracklists announced.

Stampy

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Its tracklist is as follows:
  1. Velociraptor - I Had Too Much To Dream (Last Night)
  2. Pearls - Dirty Water
  3. The Straight Arrows - Lies
  4. Tiny Migrants - A Public Execution
  5. The Living Eyes - Oh Yeah
  6. Davey Lane - Moulty
  7. Palms - Don’t Look Back
  8. Eagle and the Worm - An Invitation to Cry
  9. Step-Panther - Liar Liar
  10. The Laurels - You’re Gonna Miss Me
  11. The Murlocs - Psychotic Reaction
  12. Pond - Hey Joe
  13. The Gooch Palms - Just Like Romeo and Juliet
  14. Baptism of Uzi - Baby Please Don’t Go
  15. The Frowning Clouds - Let’s Talk About Girls
  16. Montero - My World Fell Down
  17. King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard - Open My Eyes
  18. Bloods - Farmer John
The Down Under Nuggets Original Australian Artyfacts 1965-67 compilationwill look like this.
  1. The Master's Apprentices - Buried And Dead
  2. The Elois - By My Side
  3. 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. Lost Souls - This Life of Mine
  9. Moods - Rum Drunk
  10. Derek's Accent - Ain't Got No Feeling
  11. Bee Gees - Exit Stage Right
  12. Barrington Davis - Raining Teardrops
  13. In-Sect - Let This Be A Lesson
  14. Steve & The Board - I Want
  15. Toni McCann - No
  16. Peter & The Silhouettes - Claudette Jones
  17. The Five - There's Time
  18. Bobby & Laurie - No Next Time
  19. MPD Ltd - I Am What I Am
  20. The Cherokees - I've Gone Wild
  21. The Loved Ones - The Love One
  22. The Easybeats - Sorry
  23. The Throb - Black
  24. Bluebeats - She's Comin’ Home
  25. Phil Jones & The Unknown Blues - If I Had A Ticket
  26. The Sunsets - The Hot Generation
  27. Jeff St John & The Id - Eastern Dream
  28. The Playboys - Sad
  29. Bobby James Syndicate - Hey Hey Hey
  30. Wild Cherries - Chrome Played Yabby
Both of these compilations, plus a reissue of Nuggets: Original Artyfacts From The First Psychedelic Era: 1965-1968 are available through Warner Music as of Friday 23 November.

http://themusic.com.au/news/all/201.../?fb_ref=.UH4urbYlxLo.like&fb_source=timeline
 
The comp of newer bands doesn't interest me all that much but the "Down Under Nuggets" looks really good. I'm pretty sure I have most of the tracks on other comps but it they've been given the Bosshoss treatment, it will be a more than worthy addition to the collection.

That Barrington-Davis record has always been a favorite.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VSRnABb5t2U
 
HarvestmanMan said:
The Bee Gees??

This might be worth checking out...
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Well, if you've never heard the stuff.....the first 10 songs are KILLER and the first four songs may be the best opening four songs on ANY garage comp. OZ/NZ garage is the only non-US genre that I've really bothered to collect and invest money (not much lately though).

But the nuggets remake thing is a yawn. Trying to seperate neo-moptops from their hard earned PBR funds....
 
jeffs11375 said:
The comp of newer bands doesn't interest me all that much but the "Down Under Nuggets" looks really good.
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There just need to be a few bands as good as The Frownig Clouds or the Living Eyes to make the current-comp a great investent. If it wasnt for the Allah-Las, Australia would leave the rest of the world far behind when it comes to "modern" garage bands.
 
gregk25 said:
There just need to be a few bands as good as The Frownig Clouds or the Living Eyes to make the current-comp a great investent. If it wasnt for the Allah-Las, Australia would leave the rest of the world far behind when it comes to "modern" garage bands.
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Generally when I see a newer band live I enjoy hearing them do a few covers - but on record they rarely manage to hold my interest.
 
HarvestmanMan said:
The Bee Gees??

This might be worth checking out...
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This track was one of a number of songs (four I think from memory - 'Coalman' and 'All The King's Horses' were two others) given to Ronnie Burns who in turn recorded vocals to the Bee Gees' backing track, and had a minor hit (#19, July 1967) with it on Spin. Same song - different vocals.
 
Stampy said:
The Down Under Nuggets Original Australian Artyfacts 1965-67 compilationwill look like this.
  1. The Master's Apprentices - Buried And Dead
  2. The Elois - By My Side
  3. 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. Lost Souls - This Life of Mine
  9. Moods - Rum Drunk
  10. Derek's Accent - Ain't Got No Feeling
  11. Bee Gees - Exit Stage Right
  12. Barrington Davis - Raining Teardrops
  13. In-Sect - Let This Be A Lesson
  14. Steve & The Board - I Want
  15. Toni McCann - No
  16. Peter & The Silhouettes - Claudette Jones
  17. The Five - There's Time
  18. Bobby & Laurie - No Next Time
  19. MPD Ltd - I Am What I Am
  20. The Cherokees - I've Gone Wild
  21. The Loved Ones - The Love One
  22. The Easybeats - Sorry
  23. The Throb - Black
  24. Bluebeats - She's Comin’ Home
  25. Phil Jones & The Unknown Blues - If I Had A Ticket
  26. The Sunsets - The Hot Generation
  27. Jeff St John & The Id - Eastern Dream
  28. The Playboys - Sad
  29. Bobby James Syndicate - Hey Hey Hey
  30. Wild Cherries - Chrome Played Yabby
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Can't believe the 4 Strangers "sad & lonely" didnt make it. Now if anyone could supply me with an original of that, I'd compensate (v.) handsomely.
 
HarvestmanMan said:
The Bee Gees??
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I pleaded, begged, cajoled for this to be replaced with the Marksmen "Moonshine". I tried my best, but no dice. I also plugged hard for the 4 Strangers "Sad And Lonely" instead of "Krome Plated Yabby", but alas, that advice was also discarded.

One great thing - the Sunsets "Hot Generation" is a killer unreleased extended version with a crazed instrumental intro freakout.

The tracks are all master tapes, or BHQS10 transfers. I'm not sure which is which.
 
bosshoss said:
I pleaded, begged, cajoled for this to be replaced with the Marksmen "Moonshine". I tried my best, but no dice.

The tracks are all master tapes, or BHQS10 transfers. I'm not sure which is which.
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I would second that request. I had forgotten about the great song.
 
bosshoss said:
I pleaded, begged, cajoled for this to be replaced with the Marksmen "Moonshine". I tried my best, but no dice.

The tracks are all master tapes, or BHQS10 transfers. I'm not sure which is which.
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I was surprised to see "Moonshine" missing as well.
 
mr. splendid said:
I agree on the Marksmen ( there is a long queue for that Jens ) , 4 Strangers and Russ Kruger and would add the Tol-Puddle Martyrs . Also I would have picked other tracks by the Purple Hearts and Misssing Links .
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aye, Tol-Puddle Martyrs is high on my wantlist, so agreed!
 
mr. splendid said:
I agree on the Marksmen and would add the Tol-Puddle Martyrs . Also I would have picked a different track by the Missing Links
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But regardless of the tracks missing, it´s an awesome collection. Hopefully more volumes will follow, making the numerous boots redundant.
 
bosshoss said:
One great thing - the Sunsets "Hot Generation" is a killer unreleased extended version with a crazed instrumental intro freakout.
The tracks are all master tapes, or BHQS10 transfers. I'm not sure which is which.
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Worth the price of admission just for this!

This will be the ideal introduction for anyone just getting into '60s Down Under sounds. Not a weak track to be found here, in my opinion.
 
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