Side A
Artist	Song
The Fallen Angels	Bad Woman
The Ju-Ju's	Do You Understand Me?
The Stooges	Down On The Street
Chocolate Watchband	Let's Talk About Girls
The Stangeloves	Night Time
The Groop	Alright
Shepard's Heard	I Know
Larry & The Blue Notes	In And Out
Love	7 And 7 Is
The Power Of Beckett	Lost Soul In Desillusion
Thirteen Floor Elevators	You're Gonna Miss Me
The Alarm Clocks	Yeah
The Velvet Underground	I'm Waiting For The Man
Underworld	Go Away
The Grains of Sand	Going Away Baby
The Monks	Monk Time
The Pilgrimage	Bad Apples
The Outcasts	1523 Blair
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
The Five Canadians	Writing On The Wall
The Monkees	(I'm Not Your) Steppin' Stone
Count Five	Psychotic Reaction
The Magic Plants	I'm A Nothing
Long John & The Silvermen	Heart Filled With Love
Floyd Dakil Combo	Dance Franny Dance
Oscar & The Majestics	Got To Have Your Lovin'
The Stooges	I Wanna Be Your Dog
The Sonics	He's Waitin'
Midnight Angels	I'm Sufferin'
The Wyld	Lost One
The Alarm Clocks	No Reason To Complain
The Fabs	That's The Bag I'm In
The Monks	Complication
The Sparkles	Ain't No Friend Of Mine
The Shadows Of Night	I'm Gonna Make You Mine
The Pulsating Heartbeats	Talkin' About You
The Litter	I'm A Man

Comment:

This is a car tape I made. I set out to make a tape that combined the best KNOWN 60's garage songs (or at least my personal favorites -- Band albums and stuff from the "Nuggets" Box Set) with the obscure "creme-de-la-creme" of the Back From The Grave, Teenage Shutdown and Pebbles comps. There are three songs here that were recorded from a very rare (but great) 60's punk compilation titled "Nightmares From The Underworld." It is a comp of soley Canadian bands, most of which originating from Montreal. The rest of the non-compilations songs were taken directly from albums (see: The Monks, The Stooges, The Sonics, Chocolate Watchband, The Velvet Underground and The Litter)

Either way, this is one of the best flowing mix-tapes I've ever made and so far everyone I've played it for agree's that it rules. 1960's garage punk might be the best "overlooked" genre in rock 'n' roll history. It's a shame that besides the "Nuggets" crew that so many of these songs were overlooked until almost 30 years later.

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