T.C. Atlantic - Faces / Baby Please Don't Go mp3 album

An immortal song that first turned up on Pebbles vol. 3 (the Acid Gallery). I remember the first time I saw that comp in Virgin Records... it was £9.99, an absolute fortune at the time. This was would be early '80s. I walked out of the shop without buying, ruminating on how on earth I was going to obtain this vital disc. I was unemployed at the time too, so money was short.Anyhoo, I slapped myself round the face a couple of times to remind me that 'records get you through times of no money better than ..... etc" and forked out a penny shy of £10 for Pebbles 3. I probably didn't eat that week. Most albums were about £4.49 at the time so £9.99 was outrageous.If you know that album then you know it's an essential compilation of garage psychedelia with some grade 'A' classics and a few novelties to leven the mix. It still sounds good today, even if the vinyl was thin and the reproduction a bit shakey. It was all we could get in those days.Faces is one of the mightiest entries in garage punk history. The music is punk but the lyrics are soaked in pure Sandoz 25.The guitar solos must be heard to be believed. Shimmering, and then ringing out like a peal of bells. I expect an original on Turtle is hard to find but this Garage Greats one will have to do. They weren't exactly mastered or pressed that well but ......