GEAR FAB RECORDS

Reissue of this late sixties garage rarity is a long lost gem. Originally released in 1968 on the Century label, it features good organ driven-driven garage punkers and several catchy garage ballads...

Extremely rare 1969 album from Wisconsin-based rock group that toured extensively with SOUP; Tongue cranks up the jam with hard, fuzzed-out guitars, great vocals & harmonies, and wailing organ,...

Truly experimental Psych/Rock/Pop album from 1967. Featuring some very good garage, psych, and British Invasion sounds. Fuzzed out guitar, great vocal harmonies, and some really bizarre background...

St. Louis band's 1969 political classic features 15 tracks, inc. 3 never before released.1. Stormy Monday Blues 2. Round Trip 3. Day to Day Man 4. Light My Fire 5. Lady of the Universe 6. The Magic...

Finally, the first of five reissues from the Hollywood, California Pentagram label. This album was produced by Al Schmitt, who also produced the Jefferson Airplane's "After Bathing at Baxter's,"...

From the UK, two great Psych LPs on one CD, in mini-LP cardboard sleeve format. The Hell Preachers, Inc. Were rumored to have had Deep Purple members Ritchie Blackmore, Jon Lord, and Ian Paice on...

From the great period of the late 1960's, two greatPsychedelic/Exploitation LPs on one CD, in Mini-LP cardboard sleeve format. The Electric Underground & The Generation Gap attempted to cash in on...

This 1967 acid-rock relic floats by in a puff of harpsichord, sitar, chimes and sound effects-and the "how to" is carried through in the liners, which tell you how to spice up your parties with TVs...

The third installment from the empire state featuring over 22 never before released recordings of fuzzed out psych and garage gems. Tracks: Please Don't - Luv Wons, You Lied - Aggregation,...

This Ultra-Rare (200 copies pressed) 1971 Private New Jersey pressing has been out of print since 2005. Featuring spacey female vocals, heavy organ and fuzzed out guitars. Featuring 7 previously...

This psychedelic rock band from Pueblo, Colorado formed in 1969 and continued to play all over the Northwest until their breakup in 1974. The band recorded a concept album for Warthog Studios in...