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Beach Patrol
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Giant Scorpion Attack
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What Would Elvis Do?
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Date With Danger
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Jacqueline
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Summer In The Metro
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San Diego Dreaming
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Bump That!
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She Knows Jack
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Topdown In The Rain
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Z-Cars
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Boardrider
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A Summer To Remember
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Surfin' Lungs Brighton And Hove, UK
Surf guitars Farfisa sounds, lush harmonies and the loudest shirts around have been the Surfin' Lungs trademark since 1981! Last wave To Surfsville is the bands 9th studio album.
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When LA Explosion came out I was hugely disappointed. After the meltdown that was the "She Don't Know Why I'm Here" 45 it sounded anemic and lifeless. Fast forward 40 years and we have a meaty, rockin' album that destroys the debut in terms of attack and Farfisa rock'n'roll oomph. It really should have come out in 1980 instead of languishing all these years. For me, that long ago 45rpm will never be topped, but this is so fine it's impossible to resist.
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Borrowed & Blue
by The Speedways
supported by 4 fans who also own “Last Wave To Surfsville”
Listened for the Hanoi Rocks cover and stayed for the Abba covers.
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Beer And Fun And Rock 'n' Roll
by Tommy And The Rockets
supported by 4 fans who also own “Last Wave To Surfsville”
Beer! Fun! Shapely ladies! Load up the woodie and head to the beach with this super tasty can of Beach Boys-meets-Ramones suds. Nostalgic? Sure. Fun as a beach bunny after a six-pack? YOU BETCHA!!!! Good Stuff!
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The Shivas deliver a set of righteous three-chord wonders with a mean streak that will always be to the tastes of a certain doomy subset of ‘60s rock fans.
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Back Into The Dream
by Elephant Stone
Montreal psych-pop veterans sound as infectious and hypnotic as ever on their seventh LP, slinging jangly riffs and bright vocal harmonies.
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Wrong Side of Town EP
by The Prize
Melbourne rock outfit The Prize know their way around a hooky riff, and they kick out tons of them on these four garage rock bangers.
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Big hooks and big heart on this immediate third full-length from Ben Cook aka Young Guv.
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