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Righteous/Cherry Red PSALM 23101 D (2CD) Another deranged creature from a bottomless black lagoon of a jukebox Swiftly following the fantastic Records, Records, Records, this latest bubbling bucketful from Lux and Ivy's seemingly bottomless well of crazed instrumentals, jivin' vocals and surreal serenades from wilder times can be partly summed up by its titles: Weird Beard, The Mad Scientist, Ghost Hop, Space Monkey, Fire Water and, erm, Spunky Onions. There's 42 such nuggets, including some rare collectibles many would have been unaware of (though Eddie Cochran and Huey "Piano" Smith are here, too). Each of the set's 42 tracks is a rip-snorting, often side-splitting highlight but Aussie comedian Frankie Davidson's Flintstones ode Yabba Dabba Doo, Cindy Malone's facial hair dilemma Weird Beard or even Lyn Earlington's DDT & The Boll Weevil could take the space cake. [Extracted from the article]

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