sixties rebellion: the garage and the barn: twentyeight 60spunk pebbles unearthed by hans kesteloo, the tübingen god of scoum teen trash noise in 1993

and yes, i love rudi protrudi and his big bigged girls he paintered for the cover art of sixties rebellion volumes one and two. and i love hans kesteloo, one of the mostmost evil assholes any collector of 60sgaragepunk has ever lived to experience. he was the owner of the rimpo record shop (and later on the owner of the music maniac label and the owner of this world's greatest collection of 60s-music) in the southwestgerman capitol of tübingen. in 1977 i sold all of my original troggs albums (first pressing, uk) to him for 30 deutschmarks each, and i knew he would sell them to those fanatic collectors in the usa for 120 dollar each; but anyway, i bought about a dozen of copies of the first edition of forming by the germs for 4,90 deutschmarks, and guess what i did?

since "punk" came true in 1976 (and only a few moths after the first release of lenny kaye's nuggets) there has been an unmanageable number of obscure and even more obscure compilations of obscure and even more obscure 60sgaragepunknoise from all over the world, and most of that stuff was unbelievable great or at least obscure and even more obscure; most of you will remember pebbles, scum of the earth, back from the grave and all the others. in 1993 hans kesteloo had the burning ambition to outcoumpile all of the prevenient coumpilers with a series of compilations that would only present songs no-one else had ever rererereleased before and that would not just pick up the oddments, but that would burn like hell. and with thee sixties rebellion series he succeedid, starting with sixties rebellion volumes one and two: none of these tracks had been rerererererreleased before, most of them were approved by the bands involved (missing only very few when no information could be found at all, but collecting their shares on a frozen account), and even bands like the 13th floor elevators sent him some unreleased stuff.

so this is what you want, and this is what you get:

01 - edges of wisdom - the past

02 - edges of wisdom - that lonely road

03 - the five canadians - don't tell me

04 - the flying circus - i'm going

05 - famen - crackin' up

06 - kir & the outlaws - midnight hour

07 - the 13th floor elevators - elevator jam (listen directly in your browser)

08 - the ex-cels - like a dream

09 - the escapades - she's the kind

10 - the fifth order - walkin' away

11 - the missing links - heartbreak hill

12 - the missing links - i cried goodbye

13 - the lyrics - mr. man

14 - the fugitives - you know she's a woman

15 - the destiny's children - the fall of the queen

16 - big sounds - go ahead and cry

17 - buccaneers - standin' in the shadow of your love

18 - the brother love congregation - she's gonna lose that boy

19 - the human situation - i got away

20 - the actioneers - it's you

21 - the actioneers - no one wants me

22 - the celtics - and she'll cry (listen directly in your browser)

23 - the fly-bi-nites - come on up (listen directly in your browser)

24 - the five canadians - goodnight

25 - the chaps - wait a minute

26 - pat farrell & the believers - gotta find her

27 - the fonograf four - don't throw stones

28 - the five - i don't care if it rains all night

i hope you'll like it, and i hope it stops raining. did i mention that rudi protrudi of the fuzztones did all of the artwork? yes, he did. and at least a little bit very few information on the bands involved can be found on discogs, forrasake orrnorhizom.

download sixties rebellion volumes one and two

(mp3 / all scans included / direct download)