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For years, the Garage Beat ‘66 series spanned the U.S. and Canada, with each volume meticulously assembled from the original source tapes and with full participation of many of the artists. That means this stuff has never sounded so wonderful! Garage Beat ‘66 pushes its way onto the digital scene with a legion of rail-thin kids wielding obnoxiously loud guitars! The original army of teenage garage bands, the ones who made life worth living in the ‘60s and the heroic subjects of Sundazed’s long running series, has made their presence known. It’s the most far-reaching, legit, vintage garage-rock series ever, and we’ve culled from the piles of tape boxes a brief 49 track introduction to GB ‘66’s bruisingly upbeat screamers, longhaired R&B lunacy, and an unhealthy dose of some of the darkest, most disturbingly intense records from the summer of hate.

This CD contains great Australian indie/alternative music that was either financed by the bands themselves or by some of the ground breaking, risk taking small record businesses of this time.

The band will be selling the album exclusively during their spring tour, followed by an official release date of June 9. if i had a hi-fi's eclectic choice of covers include Spoon, Depeche Mode, the Moody Blues, and Kate Bush.

Various Artists - Rage 30: Celebrating 30 Years Of R-R-R-R-Rage! (2017) {3 CD Set ABC Music-Universal - 5377101 rec 1987-2016}
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© 1987-2016, 2017 ABC Music / Universal | 5377101
Alternative / Indie / Pop / Rock / Electronic

This massive compilation features standout tracks from across the three decades Rage has been on air. Songs that have resonated with fans and artists covering all genres, ages, genders and nationalities; it’s the definitive Rage collection! The rainy nights staying in, the drunken stumbles home, the house party-starter, the soundtrack to morning muesli – Rage means something different to everyone. The late-night television mainstay has entertained generations of Australians, providing a musical education and a window into a world of colour and artistry that is sometimes poetic, sometimes plastic, often raunchy but always fascinating.