Title: Outsiders - 'Outsiders Relax / C.Q.' (Hunter)
Product review: An exclusive two-lp's on 1-CD reissue. Of the two 'actual' Outsiders (Dutch psychedelic five piece) albums - their self-titled ('67) and C.Q. ('68). Didn't know the first several songs on the self-titled effort was recorded live in early 1967 - good to hear the Pretty Things-ish "Story 16", the foot-stomping "Ain't Gonna Miss You" and the rocking "I Wish I Could" as well as "Filthy Rich" and the moving "If You Don't Treat Me Right". Also liked quite a bit the core tracks of 'C. Q.' - like "Misfit", their signature song "Daddy Died On Saturday", "Man On The Dune" and the inspiring "Happyville". Line-up: Wally Tax (R.I.P.)-vocals & harmonica, Tom Krabbendam & Ronnie Splinter-guitars, Appie Rammers-bass and Leenderd-drums. I know I should hunt down a copy of their 'Singles A's And B's' 2-CD box set. Highly recommended.
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