Going All The Way With The Squires! Rough Trade who lived on the E

who lived on the E Street that gave the album and Springsteen's backup group its name

full of melodies and caffeinated energy that might make you jump up and dance if you don't watch yourself

featuring slower tempos and dub-influenced rhythms

and the at-the-time new edition of Jacob on keyboard pulls even more of the dystopian spirals from the studio recording out into the live world

Peja Stojaković

Going All The Way With The Squires! Rough Trade who lived on the ESuperb compilation of garage punk, compiled by Tim Warren of Crypt Records, by the highly revered and sought after band The Squires who's notability goes back to the first two Pebbles compilations in the late 70s. Filled to the gills with jangling Rickenbacker guitars, cheesy organ thrills and lots of catchy hooks, Going All The Way With The Squires! benefits from the kind of untutored energy that makes garage rock so potent and exciting. Raw but