Track Listing

1. Gloria
2. Darkside
3. Oh Yeah
4. Light Bulb Blues
5. It Always Happens That Way
6. I Got My Mojo Working
7. You Can't Judge a Book by Looking at the Cover
8. Bad Little Woman
9. Gospel Zone
10. I'll Make You Sorry
11. I'm Gonna Make You Mine
12. Peepin' and Hidin'
13. Willie Jean
14. Behemoth
15. Someone Like Me
16. Three for Love
17. Shake
18. My Fire Department Needs a Fireman
19. Alone
20. I Am the Hunter

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #22280 in Music
• Released on: 1994-08-16
• Number of discs: 1
• Format: Import

Customer Reviews

WOW! outstanding garage who have it turned on!
like i say, its got everything! im siting in and its pouring with rain and no money, no where to go (yeah,for real!!) and i collect garage drop out no count music! i put this on and it fits like a glove, i just freak all night long! buy it! i should have bought it earlier.. way earlier.. i didnt, and feel like i missed an important slice of the no count pie!

always learning, always amazed when these cool groops are found in the big bad world of garage, there are so many comin thru these days, infact any lil' high school garage band who taped themselves are now considered classics, and that aint true! these guys stand out. dangerous kinda.. y'know!

buy it. even if your discovering garage, you will find the hidden secrets that all these wanna be rockers these days pretend to have! and it will give you attitude too!

drop out no count!

play it loud!

garage punk valhalla!
A lot of 1960's garage rock really lets you down when it comes to albums; the seeds, ? & the Mysterians and others all put out GENIUS, KILLER singles, followed by lame, rushed LP's. True one-hit wonders, you'd be hard pushed to fill a greatest hits by any of these groups, which is why you are better off with multiple artist compilations such as Nuggets and the like. Shadows Of Knight are different. This collection runs the bredth of the bands short career, from their earliest releases, fresh from playing skads of teen dance clubs (frantic garage r'n'b like 'Oh Yeah'), to their final days as part of the Kazenatz-Katz stable (garagey bubblegum classic 'Shake'). The collected singles naturally rock, while album tracks like 'It Always Happens That Way' and 'Gospel Zone' are way more than just filler-they are some of the hardest rocking tracks to come out of the sixties, and stand up to anything you care to play from today. Buy it!