Acid Dreams Epitaph

Finally available on CD again, this legendary compilation of 1960s American psychedelic fuzz-punk was one of the very first albums of its sort ever assembled, and a companion piece to the classic Acid Dreams Testament collection. Featuring numerous legendary 45s, (including The Alarm Clocks' lo-fi, Velvet Underground-ish "No Reason To Complain," The Electric Prunes' "Vox Wah Wah Ad," as well as the stompin' jangle and out-of-key singing of The Keggs' "To Find Out") as well as some utter obscurities, it is presented here with remastered sound and a full booklet, including liner notes and rarely-seen pictures, making it a genuinely essential addition to any self-respecting garage connoisseur's collection. Includes a 12-page booklet with band histories and rare pictures. Other artists include: The Rogues, The Shag, The Fabs, Crystal Chandelier, Larry and The Blue Notes, Phil and The Frantics, Randy Alvey and The Green Fuz, The Regiment , Godfrey and Friends, Beaux Jens, The Elite, Soul Inc., The Driving Stupid, The Journey Men, The Tree, The Satyrs, Yesterday's Children, The Grodes, The Spades, The Avengers, The Dearly Beloved, The Preachers, The Sweet Acids, The Wilde Knights, The Split Ends, Lemon Fog, and Kindred Spirit.