In the late ’70s a Berlin record shop owner proved that it had actually been the previous decade that had spawned the off-kilter, angry, young and bored music that became known as Punk Rock. He put together one of the earliest compilations of ’60s garage psyche, pressed only 77 copies and, aside from shipping to some friends or label owners, it was available only in his store. Here is the faithful re-issue of that original LP, with the added bonus of detailed info on each band and track.