“Kick Kick”

by Sky Sunlight Saxon/Fire Wall
1988 song

"Kick Kick" may be short but it’s a definite highlight of the 1988 Fire Wall album World Fantastic. The chant-along chorus is maddeningly catchy, Sky sounds great on the microphone, and the song is built around a tricky time signature – just an extra beat here and there to throw off air guitarists, stoned foot-stompers, and any drivin’ and singin’ Sky fanatics. It’s a bonus for the listener, a little something unexpected and very intriguing on an album otherwise full of straight-ahead garage rock. "Kick Kick" was released in France on the LP ...In Search Of Brighter Colors, and also on CD in that guise.

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...In Search Of Brighter Colors

album by Sky "Sunlight" Saxon/Fire Wall (1988)

In France, Sky Saxon's second and final Fire Wall album was this burned-out paisley underground classic, released in the U.S. as World Fantastic.

World Fantastic

album by Sky "Sunlight" Saxon/Fire Wall (1988)

The U.S. version of Sky Saxon's final Fire Wall LP had a different name and cover than its European counterpart plus some exclusive songs not found there.

Destiny's Children

album by Sky Sunlight Saxon and Fire Wall (1986)

The U.S. version of the ...A Groovy Thing LP was Sky Saxon's first serious 1980s comeback attempt, featuring peppy garage rock from his band Fire Wall.

Travel With Your Mind

CD by The Seeds (1993)

A good CD-only compilation of Seeds hits and new rarities from the 1960s. Has remained in print since its release, though Big Beat's CDs have overtaken it.

A Full Spoon Of Seedy Blues

album by The Sky Saxon Blues Band (1967)

Bare-bones blues songs make up this unexpected 1967 album by The Seeds (under a different name). The black sheep of the band's canon, but with its own mojo.

Back To The Garden

CD by The Seeds (2008)

One of Sky Saxon's final albums, Back To The Garden is from a 1990s project with Mike Oak and features Seeds keyboardist Daryl Hooper on three songs.

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