Monster a go-go (teen trash from psychedelic Tokyo '66-'69) £20.97
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In this wild and wacky compilation of teen trash from psychedelic Tokyo, Various Artists take us on a journey back to the swinging sixties with "Monster a go-go".
Filled to the brim with quirky, offbeat tracks, this album is a delightful nod to the absurdity and chaos of the era.
From the infectious energy of The Carnabeats to the experimental sounds of The Golden Cups, every track on this album is a gem in its own right.
The raw, unpolished production only adds to the charm, giving listeners a taste of the underground music scene that was flourishing in Tokyo at the time.
One standout track is The Mops' "I'm Just a Mops", a garage rock anthem that is as catchy as it is rebellious.
With its distorted guitars and rebellious attitude, it perfectly encapsulates the spirit of the era.
While some tracks may be a bit rough around the edges, that's all part of the charm of "Monster a go-go".
It's a snapshot of a time and place where anything goes and creativity knows no bounds.
So if you're looking for something a bit different to add to your music collection, give this album a spin - you won't be disappointed.
Filled to the brim with quirky, offbeat tracks, this album is a delightful nod to the absurdity and chaos of the era.
From the infectious energy of The Carnabeats to the experimental sounds of The Golden Cups, every track on this album is a gem in its own right.
The raw, unpolished production only adds to the charm, giving listeners a taste of the underground music scene that was flourishing in Tokyo at the time.
One standout track is The Mops' "I'm Just a Mops", a garage rock anthem that is as catchy as it is rebellious.
With its distorted guitars and rebellious attitude, it perfectly encapsulates the spirit of the era.
While some tracks may be a bit rough around the edges, that's all part of the charm of "Monster a go-go".
It's a snapshot of a time and place where anything goes and creativity knows no bounds.
So if you're looking for something a bit different to add to your music collection, give this album a spin - you won't be disappointed.