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I just want to toss something on the stack while I'm still in the mood

Midnight Hour (1966)

Kit & the Outlaws. Dallas, TX
The flip of this fuzzed out Wilson Pickett cover is the much comped "Don't Tread on Me"

You're welcome.

Not at All (1968)

This is of interest to anyone who's interested in the West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band.

It's the Jerms, a California group who put out a number of singles but this one is on Shana records and produced by the WCPAEB's own Shaun Harris.

Does that make it a great single?

Not as such, but it does make it a bit more interesting to me anyway.

So there's that.

Are we too late for the trend?

It's never too late for late 70's punk rock compilations...

Are We Too Late for the Trend? (1979)

I digitized this quite a while ago and stuck the record back on the shelf and forgot that it's absolutely worth posting and listening to and owning and caressing lovingly while staring at the pokies on that Farrah Fawcett poster that you used to have. You know the one.

It's a bunch of bands from Big D. It's 1979. These bands were there and making a pleasing racket. They just took a couple of years to scratch the dough together to get an lp out. Plastic Idols and Nervebreakers might be the only names that jump out at the astute observer in the know and would be reason enough to investigate further. I just say go for it.