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The first two Faust records on one CD, released in the US for the first time! Their first record is comprised of three tracks- the album-side length "Why Don't You Eat Carrots", plus "Meadow Meal", and "Miss Fortune". Recorded in Germany in 1972, "So Far" has eight songs including "No Harm", "So Far", "Picnic On A Frozen River", "On The Way To Abamae", and "It's A Rainy Day, Sunshine Girl".

Live and studio rarities The Grateful Dead – early stuff, too – all recorded from the first few months of 1966! Includes the only known recording of Jerry Garcia singing "Promised Land", an alternate version of "Cream Puff War" and other choice nuggets. 18 in all. 2 X 180 gram vinyl!

Live and studio rarities The Grateful Dead – early stuff, too – all recorded from the first few months of 1966! Includes the only known recording of Jerry Garcia singing "Promised Land", an alternate version of "Cream Puff War" and other choice nuggets. 18 in all.

The one astounding studio album of proto punk/abrasive psych genius from the Monks – a true masterpiece – and a record that's been ripped off by myriad more famous groups in both the mainstream and underground rock landscape of the past 40 years! The group's status as discharged G.I.'s informs some of spewed vitriol, but beyond that there's little connection to any trends or scenes – the Monks are true originals in a world of imitators – and that adds a layer of excitement to an already mind blowing listen. The album's wild organ washes, primitive drums and guitar, and harsh, bizarre vocal rants prefigured everything from the Stooges, to Rocket From The Tombs, to the more predictable punk stuff that arrived 18 years later – yet it still grooves. Outrageous and incredible! "Monk Time", "Shut Up", "Boys Are Boys And Girls Are Choice", "Higgle-Dy-Piggle-Dy", "I Hate You", "We Do Wie Du", "Drunken Maria", "Blast Off!", "That's My Girl", "Cuckoo", "Love Can Tame The Wild", "He Went Down To The Sea" and more – the first 12 tracks are the original LP release – followed by later singles and a live track. Light In The Attic's reissue has better sound than we've ever heard for this material, and a great booklet of notes and photos.