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More Boots...yeah this time live

Tv perfomances...live stuff, no playback all live here.
This one goes by courtesy of our beloved and always "beater" friend Roadrunner.
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The Attack - Final Daze (1967/69)

But this consists of unreleased 1967-1968 material by this minor British mod-psychedelic band, taken from guitarist John Du Cann's personal collection of acetates. It can't be considered the definitive Attack compilation, as it has nothing from the band's four 1967-1968 Decca singles (most of those tracks have shown up on various-artists compilations). It's fair, but no more than fair, British mod-psychedelia, catching the very beginning of the moment when U.K. psych started to head in a consciously heavy direction. Two of the cuts, "Freedom for You" and "Feel Like Flying," would have been the fifth Attack single had the band not been dropped by Decca, and "Freedom for You" is certainly one of the best things the Attack recorded, with a breathless, hard pop tempo and pretty good minor-key harmonies. For the most part it's pretty standard period British pop-psychedelic, with some of the more serious and louder numbers indicating that the group members might have been pretty intense Cream fans. Occasionally, as on "Magic in the Air," there's that fruity, childlike British whimsy characteristic of many pop-psych hybrids from that short but intense period of British pop. Half of this material showed up as bonus tracks on the CD reissue of the album by Five Day Week Straw People, which also featured John Du Cann. However, the remaining eight tracks (including alternate versions of a couple of numbers that had been released on the Five Day Week Straw People disc) are previously unreleased, although they're somewhat more marginal in worth.

The Boots (GER)

Back with some, not all the music´s from these singles, just some nice comp.

V.A. - Bury My Body (US)

90% Of all contributions compiled for the first time. 23 Track collection of rare & outstanding US 60s punk, incredible garage coolness & excellent moody teen sounds. Featuring SIR KENNETH & YORKSHIRE COACHMEN, COLE & THE EMBERS, COLOURS OF NIGHT, CENTURIES, DAVE & THE STONE HEARTS, SENSATIONAL SLEEPERS, DISTURBERS, FUGITIVE FIVE, BARONS, J.T. & THE THREE WISE MEN, CASTAWAYS FIVE, ZERO END, and more. Booklet with coloured label reprints. All tracks painstakinly remastered for the garage connoisseur.

V.A. - Baltimore´s Teen Beat A Go Go

16 of the best '60's groovers from the Baltimore region. A compilation of garage beat and R 'n' B stompers that was first issued on vinyl back in 1966. Original copies now change hands for over $200. If it's collectables you're after, this includes cuts by Night Walkers, Del Prixs, Amoebas, Rysing Suns, Vendors, Beggars, Joey Charles and more.