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Hoo boy! 80 tracks, about half of them previously unissued, with studio material, demos, rehearsal recordings, live tracks, all beautifully displayed and documented by a 40-page book full of interviews, notes, memorabilia and unseen photos. Not bad for a band with two hits (Surfin' Bird and Bird Dance Beat), but then, who said '60s garage bands had to settle for 15 minutes of fame?back to top