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In August 1971 they were the only Swiss band invited to the "Pop Meeting 71" in Münchenstein
introducing a more elastic vocal approach and a more experimental edge to the production
Latest LP finds The Blacks Lips departing from their steady brand of grungy guitar rock – they’ve made a country record
bushy-tailed second single is one such unhinged masterpiece and provides adequate support material when opining that Milk Teddy are one of Melbourne's most adored yet equally confounding bands
the album is an eclectic series of brief pieces—only two of the twenty tracks exceed four minutes—showcasing his poetic imagination and impressive range
SO WHAT - Why Can't I See You Tonight 7" reggae In August 1971 they wereThe originators of the HARD GUM SOUND are back with their follow up to the aural perfection that was their debut single, "What You Do To Me". Infectious A side ripper, "Why Can't I See You Tonight", pulls out all the stops with Moogs, handclaps, fuzz guitars, and an ear worm of a chorus that will be stuck in your head for days. Exclusive B side is their homage to their favorite band and biggest influence, The Equals. "I Can See But You Don't Know" was
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