New Leaves Sure Are Pretty.

well here it is. in all of it's glory, my new post. i have a mixtape and an album. get them both.

Psychobilly Mixtape #1
1.God Ain't Listening - Los Gatos Locos
2.Skitzo Mania - Skitzo
3.Brand New Corpse - Demented Are Go
4.Curse of The Werewolf - the Slanderin
5.Home Sweet Home - the Swampys
6.Frenzy [cover] - Batmobile
7.Pile Driver Boogie - Guana Batz
8.Graveyard Stomp - the Meteors
9.You Don't Love Me Anymore - Frantic Flintstones
10.Raving Antstits - Skrunch
11.Hoedown - Klingonz
12.Runaway - Smell of Kat
13.1999 - Mad Sin
14.My Little Sister Got A Motorbike - Klingonz
15.My Woman Is A Leech [cover] - !Tabaltix!
16.Tombs of the Dead [psycho mix] - the Pharaohs
17.Baby What You Want - P.O.X
18.Paranoia - the Tranquillizers
19.Pay the Bill - Sunny Domestozs
20.White Lines - Spellbound

and
the Wildebeests - Go Wilde In The Countrye '97 (90's garage)

Lardy Lairds of Oikdom(which i think is the band's website) has this to say about the Wildebeests: ''Ah, The bloody Wildebeests, true purveyors of the 'Dimbo beat' and all round Din meisters. These three lairds have been polluting the worlds ears for what seems like an eternity now what with each members previous bands and with the sheer volume of recordings, records and gigs that they've seen fit to unleash upon an unsuspecting public. The band consists of these three gits John Gibbs (a founding member of the Kaisers, Holly Golighty), Lenny Helsing (Thanes, Green Telescope) and last but not least Russ Wilkins (Pop Rivets, Milkshakes and Delmonas) who all cut their teeth playing raw beat music and generally causing a rumpus aurally, when their paths crossed they found that they had the same old cranky, rusty equipment plus some new(ish) shiny tunes that had accumulated along the way, the Wildebeests were born! fueled by enthusiasm, dunce caps and other ingredients, like finding out that they all shared the same attitudes and ideas when it came to what 'making a right old honest bloody racket'' was all about...and thusly the Wildebeests did verily go forth and bang , scrape, thump and twang. Utilising the sheer sonic force of their 50 Watt P.A, 50 Watt Treble 'n' Bass and the blistering power of the 15 Watt guitar 'knee trembler' the 'Beests have stumbled through the shady underbellies of the popular music scene building a large following of like-minded 'dimbos' and 'dimbettes' both in Britain and the rest of Europe...could the world be their oyster? nope, but this doesn't deter them from jabbing a knife in it's side and trying to prise it open...''
sounds good to me. :D so, i suggessst you get it.