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| − | ''From beneath the earth came rock: a history of N.Z. music in the 60’s. Vol 1. The groups'' was a compiation released in 1992 by Den-Che Records, Auckland. It featured releases by [[The Mods | + | ''From beneath the earth came rock: a history of N.Z. music in the 60’s. Vol 1. The groups'' was a compiation released in 1992 by Den-Che Records, Auckland. It featured releases by [[The Mods]] and [[The Rayders]]. |
==Tracklisting== | ==Tracklisting== | ||
| − | # | + | #The Seakers - I’ve had it |
#The Minutemen - Lament of a clerical worker | #The Minutemen - Lament of a clerical worker | ||
#The Four Fours - Go go | #The Four Fours - Go go | ||
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#The Pleazers - Is it over baby | #The Pleazers - Is it over baby | ||
#The Soul Agents - For my woman | #The Soul Agents - For my woman | ||
| − | # | + | #The Seakers - A long long time |
#The Minutemen - Cinderella | #The Minutemen - Cinderella | ||
#The Four Fours - Don’t print my memoirs | #The Four Fours - Don’t print my memoirs | ||
