Name: The Inner Mystique / One Step Beyond
Brand: Big Beat UK
SKU: 161391
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The Inner Mystique / One Step Beyond

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Album: The Inner Mystique / One Step Beyond
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Voyage Of The Trieste	More Info...
2)	In The Past	More Info...
3)	Inner Mystique	More Info...
4)	I'm Not Like Everybody Else	More Info...
5)	Medication	More Info...
6)	Let's Go, Let's Go, Let's Go	More Info...
7)	It's All Over Now Baby Blue	More Info...
8)	I Ain't No Miracle Worker	More Info...
9)	Uncle Morris	More Info...
10)	How Ya Been	More Info...
11)	Devil's Motorcycle	More Info...
12)	I Don't Need No Doctor	More Info...
13)	Flowers	More Info...
14)	Fireface	More Info...
15)	And She's Lonely	More Info...

Album: The Inner Mystique / One Step Beyond
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Voyage Of The Trieste	More Info...
2)	In The Past	More Info...
3)	Inner Mystique	More Info...
4)	I'm Not Like Everybody Else	More Info...
5)	Medication	More Info...
6)	Let's Go, Let's Go, Let's Go	More Info...
7)	It's All Over Now Baby Blue	More Info...
8)	I Ain't No Miracle Worker	More Info...
9)	Uncle Morris	More Info...
10)	How Ya Been	More Info...
11)	Devil's Motorcycle	More Info...
12)	I Don't Need No Doctor	More Info...
13)	Flowers	More Info...
14)	Fireface	More Info...
15)	And She's Lonely	More Info...

Performer Notes

2 LPs on 1 CD.
Personnel: Jeremy Miller (guitar).
Unknown Contributor Roles: David Aguilar; Bill Flores; Gary Andrijasevich; Mark Loomis; Danny Phay; Sean Tolby.
Arranger: The Chocolate Watchband.
A one-disc compilation of the second and third albums by San Jose's Chocolate Watchband--bar none the best-named band of the entire garage-psych scene--this doesn't have anything as immediate as "Let's Talk About Girls" or "Are You Gonna Be There (At the Love-In)." However, the mix of period-specific experiments like the lengthy, raga-like "Voyage Of the Trieste" and "The Inner Mystique," snotty covers of the Kinks' "I'm Not Like Everybody Else," We the People's "In the Past," and Dylan's "It's All Over Now Baby Blue," and a handful of stomping, R&B-laced garage-slop originals will be manna for garage-psychedelia aficionados.
This is as good as garage-psych gets. Both of these albums are available, with bonus tracks, from Sundazed. This set will also be of interest to the neophyte or budget-conscious fan.