Garage-Rock & Psychobilly albums

[holy_toy]

So......The title pretty much says what this is about. Please list some albums withuin this genere , and why they are good. Add a lit of tracks, and add it to this Spotify(if you have Spotify)-playlist http://open.spotify.com/user/giipsy/...o3gmNRM4Ck1sO2
The reason I made this thread is to expand my knowlengde, or more or less get a knowlengde, about this genres. It would be cool if you could pot a pic of the album-cover.

Garage rock:
Well......I don't got n album, and the they have only recorded 3 songs so far, it's a local band, called Death By Unga Bunga. But I spoke to one of the guitarist last nigt, and he said they are recording more. Anyways here, the best song i my eyes are Don't Go Looking For My Heart.

Psychobilly:
The Meteors-Meteor Club. Yes I know this is a best of, but it's a really good album, and I didn't find any of their old albums on Spotify. They are the considered the first Psychobilly band, and sounds a bit like The Cramps (or vice versa). Really cool music. Again sorry for listing a best of but.....



1.I'm Just A Dog
2.Electro
3.Hover Rock
4.Bad Moon Rising
5.Rythm Of The Bell
6.The Edge
7.Here's Johnny
8.Go Buddy Go
9.You Crack Me Up
10.Wildkat Ways
11.Don't Touch The Bang Bang Fruits Best song
12.Dateless Night's
13.Corpse Grinder
14.Rawhide
15.Surfin' On The Planet Zorch
16.Please Don't Touch
17.Disneyland
18.My Kinda' Rokin
19.Surf City

[Against Will]

That band, Death by Unga Bunga, probably took their name from the Mummies. Who are an essential American garage rock band:





Another great band is Austrailia's Radio Birdman, their discography was assembled by Sub Pop a few years ago and its pretty great:



Teengenerate and Guitar Wolf are two classic Japanese garage bands, they are uber-loud and fuzzed out.






Bringing it back a little, The Sonics are like the gold standard for 60's American garage rock.




Finally, there's Billy Childish, who has been involved with around 20 different bands and projects and has probably released over a hundred albums (never mind singles). I'm just going list a bunch of his bands. If you see something by one of them, just pick it up. Chances are good you'll like it.


-The Pop Rivets
-The (sometimes Thee)Milkshakes
-Thee Mighty Caesars
-Thee Headcoats
-Thee Headcoat Sect (w/ The Downliners Sect, British 60's R&B band)
-The Musicians Of The British Empire
-The Buff Medways
-The Del Monas

I don't have Spotify, but you could probably find tracks from all of these albums either on hypem.com or youtube or something. Truth of the matter is that these are all classic albums and if you want to get into garage rock, everyone's going to at one point reccommend you check these out. There are a ton more, but this is a decent overview.