In the late '60s, where and headed, many other groups followed. Thanks to the good folks at , we have 16 more tracks to file right beside the best of . Most of them are spot-on examples of the form, complete with wall-of-guitar fuzz, piercing lead guitar, reverbed vocals, psych organs, drum kits bashed beyond belief, and numerous references to pop culture or drugs (the opener is a cover of the theme). get in the best impression, with a song from 1969 called but there's much more quality material than that, including 's funky rough-hewn Brazilian soul with 's and the psychedelic female pop by . Some of the tracks here from the '70s feature a bluesier, funkier backing than -- in similar company to their earlier volume, -- often sounding as much like as . And, although virtually all of the tracks come from a four-year window between 1968 and 1972, the compilers wisely chose an odd track from 1976 that turns out to be a mostly unrecognizable cover of by a group named 14 Bis (likely not the same that formed later in the '70s). ~ John Bush