An interesting one I picked up recently is "The Pink Fairies - NeverNeverLand" (Polydor 589 550-2). Digitally remastered last year with the inclusion of four bonus tracks, the most interesting of which is an early version of "Uncle Harry's Last Freakout". Who would have thought that acid rock from 1971 could sound so good now. It's not the greatest in comparison to todays best recordings but good and fun nonetheless. It sounds a lot better than the severely scratched LP I got from my cousin around 1976 and the music stands up well. I have been enjoyin the odd Bowie remaster and Tool's Aenema and Lateralus are excellent. I have the Who's Who's Next (MCAD-37217; DIDX-152) which I bought around 1991 which is great - way to go MCA Canada! Another obscure (outside of Canada) band with a great recording is "Teenage Head - Frantic City & Some Kinda Fun" Attic ACD 24101. This is one of those Double Header CD's where they take two short albums and plunk them down onto one CD great music, very good sound especially considering the 1988 date. I notice that both albums are available seperately from HMV.ca but not this combination disc. If you can find it - highly recommended. Thanks to the rest of you for your interesting recommendations above, now if I had some more money...
