No-brainer top-shelf garage from Europe (and beyond..?)

Lee de Parade

Lee de Parade

Tennalaga Class
Joined
Dec 8, 2011
I have spent NOOO time listening to anything but american garage. That is what I know, and that is what I like.
I went thru my english freakbeat faves today and understood that:
1. I don't like english beat
or
2. I haven't heard the best yet - xcept for 20+ songs.

So please - give me your dutch howls, german stompf, swedish screams, australian (and those parts..) raunch, danish destruction, french fury etcetera etcetera.

Don't hold back - all I know is Nuggets II so keep it simple and no-brainer - don't get too complicated and gooey connoisseur-y.

And please..please! Keep it RAW!
 
"Raw ey?" you ask.
"Yeah! Fuckin RAW!" I answer.

Think La De Da's How Is The Air Up There, not Masters Apprentices' Wars Or Hands Of Time

RAW Rockin fuckin roolll!
 
Thanks Mike! My old band actually thought about covering King Of The Orient in honour of our excellent A&R-guy - LP Andersson!
 
Jeeezuzzz, OZ & NZ is blowing me away right now - crrrrazy. I must've heard a bunch of these songs at some time in my life because sensations of sights, smells and sound confuse my demented cerebellum.
Right now - Naughty Girl. Just shit my pants. Is that a good sign?
 
I want to apologize for my english if I make any grammatical mistake. But in my opinion the rawest garage (After US, Canada & Australia) was made in Peru & Mexico. Some tunes recorded in 30 minutes or less. Some of them were versions, but great:
 
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