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Don't Press Your Luck! The IN Sound of 60's Connecticut

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Category: 12 Inch Vinyl Record

The pounding garage-rock din emanating from the jungles of deepest Connecticut could overwhelm the senses, causing the weary NY commuter to become disoriented! Who knew that the most deranged '66-'68 teenage mayhem imaginable would come from Wallingford's Trod Nossel Studios, whose owner/producer Thomas "Doc" Cavalier (a former dentist) recorded top-flight acts as diverse as the tough 'n' melodic Shags ("Don't Press Your Luck"), the R&B-consumed Wildweeds ("No Good to Cry," featuring a Pre-NRBQ Al Anderson on vocals) and fuzzed-out punks the Bram Rigg Set ("I Can Only Give You Everything"). SUNDAZED presents, on double-LP vinyl and compact disc, the high-impact, garage-rock havoc-- at least two-thirds of it totally unreleased--that finally tears the lid off Connecticut's best-kept rock 'n' roll secret!

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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Benjamin V. ★★★★★

You put this on and it's like being transported straight to a sweaty basement show in 1966. The raw guitar and frantic drums are incredibly well-pressed, capturing all that live energy without any hiss.

Nicholas X. ★★★★★

I’ve been spinning this all weekend—the raw fuzz on "Don’t Press Your Luck!" is exactly the deranged garage sound I was hoping for. The liner notes about the NY commuter disorientation made me laugh, and the vinyl itself arrived flat and quiet.

Alexander ★★★★☆

The pressing is clean and the track selection captures that raw mid-60s garage sound perfectly, though the liner notes are a bit thin. Cranked it up on my turntable and the distorted guitars genuinely transport you back to '66. Minor gripe: the sleeve arrived with a slight corner bend, but the vinyl