by Positively 13 O'Clock is from a one-time studio session that includes members of Mouse and the Traps; it also appears on a retrospective album of this band that was released on Eva Records. The cover of Dylan's "Like a Rolling Stone" is hilariously to the tune of "Louie Louie". "Spazz", by The Elastik Band, became a cult classic due to its inclusion on Volume 1, and was subsequently included on 1998's expanded Nuggets box set. Songs by well known bands are normally not included on Pebbles albums unless they are curiosities, and the track(s) by the Shadows of Knight – famed for their major hit with Van Morrison's "Gloria" – is no exception. Following a brief clip of "Gloria", the band introduces themselves with corny yet charming answers – sample: "What kind of fans do you prefer?", "I prefer electric fans" – followed by a song that the band wrote "especially for you". "Potato Chip" was originally released only on a five-inch cardboard record (possibly as a promotion for a potato chip company) and is surely the most earnest ode to a snack food ever recorded. The bonus tracks on the CD include one of the most beloved of all garage rock songs, "Blackout of Gretely" by GONN. Remarkably, the band issued a reunion album 30 years later (in 1995) with all new material. Critical reception Gary Mullinax, writing for The Morning News of Wilmington, Delaware, found the album's sound "crude" but "also powerful." Charity Stafford of AllMusic described the CD reissue as "an excellent second step into the garage rock underground." Track listing LP Side 1: The Litter: "Action Woman", 2:30 — rel. 1967 The Preachers: "Who Do You Love" (Ellas McDaniel), 2:11 — rel. 1965 The Floyd Dakil Combo: "Dance Franny Dance", 2:10 — rel. 1964 The Outcasts: "I'm in Pittsburgh (and it's Raining)", 1:56 — rel. 1966 The Squires: "Going All the Way", 2:18, — rel. 1966, vinyl-only track The Grains of Sand: "Going Away Baby", 2:10 — rel. 1966 The JuJus: "You Treat Me Bad", 2:18 — rel. 1966 The Haunted: "1-2-5", 2:46 — rel. 1966 Side 2: The Soup Greens: "Like a Rolling Stone" (Bob Dylan), 2:40 — rel. 1965 The Wig: "Crackin' Up" (Rusty Wier), 2:18 — rel. 1966, Listed on the Cover and Label, but Not Actually on the Album Positively 13 O'Clock: "Psychotic Reaction", 2:00 — rel. 1966 Kim Fowley: "The