Sixties albums have always held a special charm, especially those released on the label, from to to this classic, . open with the title song, and it would be a refreshing change of pace to hear this clever little gem instead of for the nine millionth time on oldies and classic hits stations. While come off like some group, especially with the sound-alike from gives the album some serious credibility. adds a folky/earthy stamp with her one track, but it's and songs by and which are the collectors items. make sound vocally very , while delivers an above-average '60s filler tune, It would fit nicely any time on some college radio retro show. 's gives the album real grit and attitude; is fierce, and even meaner. took this opportunity seriously and it shows. The guitar fights the harp in this final tune, while the throbbing bass, drums, and vocal are pure magic. The novelty of the title track, is not to be lost because of 's over the top performance. Cool picture of on the back makes this something to put on the wall. , clearly on a mission here as the movie was hyped as "the most shocking film of our generation!," delivers vintage sounds of the day. He co-wrote the title and composed ' (the word "Sunset" appearing in three song titles!). When comparing this to an early-'70s like or the inconsistent '80s music put to the film , the album delivers more bang for the buck. Definitely something you want in your collection. ~ Joe Viglione