Author: Acid Revolver
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The post surveys obscure 1960s garage, psychedelic, folk-pop and sunshine-pop records, highlighting rare singles and EPs from American, Canadian, Brazilian and other artists. It combines musical criticism with recording histories, label details, personnel information and collector discoveries, celebrating overlooked songs,…
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This collection explores obscure 1960s garage, beat and psychedelic singles from Britain and Europe, highlighting rare releases, overlooked B-sides, unreleased recordings and collector discoveries. Featured artists include The Factory, Jason Crest, Timebox, Donovan, Simon Dupree, The Animals and others, with…
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A personal survey of obscure 1960s garage, psychedelic, folk-rock and acid-punk records, highlighting rare singles, overlooked album tracks and regional acts. The author discusses distinctive sounds, production, musicians, releases and later discoveries, while incorporating readers’ corrections and memories. Featured artists…
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This extensive record guide celebrates obscure garage, psychedelic revival, mod, R&B and power-pop releases from the late 1970s to the 1990s. It highlights passionate performances, fuzz, Hammond organ, 12-string guitars and faithful covers, while sharing rare pressing details, band histories,…
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A collector surveys obscure 1960s garage, psychedelic, folk-rock and proto-glam singles, highlighting rare releases, regional bands, standout tracks, production details and later compilations. The entries span fuzz-heavy experiments, flower-power pop, religious psychedelia and soulful instrumentals, while reader comments add corrections,…
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This extensive record guide explores obscure 1960s garage, mod beat, folk-rock and psychedelic releases from America and Europe, praising rare discoveries, energetic originals, inventive covers and distinctive production. Highlights include Crimson Tyde, The Models, The What’s New, The Briks, Los…
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The post revisits obscure 1960s garage, folk-rock, psychedelic and country-psych singles, celebrating overlooked artists and standout tracks. It combines enthusiastic record criticism with historical details, compilation recommendations and reader contributions about band members, releases and performances. Featured acts include Billy…
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The post revisits obscure recordings spanning 1960s psychedelia, garage rock and later jangle-pop revival. Highlights include an unidentified Jerry Jeff Walker track, The Baroques’ inventive sole album, numerous versions of Harry Nilsson’s “One”, and rare singles by The Semi-Colons and…
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Here’s some of my random thoughts and words about obscure and in-demand 1960s garage and psychedelic singles over the years. Count & the Colony – “Can’t You See?” / “That’s The Way (It’s Got To Be)” (PA-GO-GO PAG121) December 1966…
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Bobby Vee’s 1966–69 recordings reveal a versatile artist adapting beyond his clean-cut teen-idol image. He explored psychedelic, bubblegum, soul, R&B and contemporary pop, achieving major American success with “Come Back When You Grow Up” and several follow-ups. His albums Just…
