Shoulda put this one up with the rest of the New England stuff, I just found it though.....those sets were fairly popular and there is very little overlap with this one, so lets add it on.....bands from New Hampshire, New Jersey, Massachuesetts, Connecticut, Maine and Rhode Island make for a nice cross section of the region.
The disc in question here is "Relative Distance, A Compilation of New England Garage Bands".....just one disc today becuase I am in a bit of a hurry, but you should think of this as something of a "companion piece" to those earlier New England (and Bay State) sets.....so what we got here?
Without checking (ya know how I hate to check), I'm pretty sure the Fumin' Humans and Satan's Breed have popped up before, thinking Buck Rogers Movement, Georgie Porgie, Groundspeed, and The Royal Aircoach might be the one-shot obscurites we treasure. Anyways, a quickie today, hope ya enjoy it an a spot for it on your shelf next to those other sets from the Northeast! But best/worst of all is the What's shameful plageristic rewrite of Dylan's "All Along the Watchtower",(titled "Escape") check it and see what I mean (I mean really "Mother Mary drink my wine, come and dig my grave"? "There must be some way out of here, said the soldier to the sheep (at least that is what is ounds like to me)?".....lots of othr lyrical, uhh, "substitutions" as well, quite an interesting song to be sure.Until Tomorrow.....
01 THE WHAT-Escape/02 BOBBY & THE
FARRARIS-In the Morning/03 BUCK ROGERS MOVEMENT-Baby Come On/04 THE MAR-VELS-Some One Else/05 SATANS BREED-Lugh Myself to the Grave/06 MICKY & THE MOTIONS-I Do/07 GEORGIE PORGIE-No More School/08 THE ASCOTS-Where I'm Goin'/09 GROUNDSPEED-In a Dream/10 THE ROYAL AIRCOACH-Wondering Why/11 THE 5:PM-How Many Days/12 THE EASTERN ALLIANCE-Love Fades Away/13 THE INSTINCTS-No No No/14 DRY WELL-Gypsy/15 THE FUMIN' HUMANS-Relative Distance
