“Nobody Spoil My Fun”

The Seeds

album by The Seeds (1966)

The Seeds' 1966 debut LP is a sneering explosion of crude anger, early psychedelia, and outrageous punk attitude. Mean, lean, and still impressive today.

"Paradise" / "Born To Be Wild" + 2

7-inch EP by Sky Saxon with SS-20 (1986)

Sky Saxon appears (with Mars Bonfire) on two of this EP's four songs with the band SS-20, on "Paradise" and a cover of "Born To Be Wild".

"Bad Part Of Town" / "Wish Me Up"

stock label by The Seeds (1970)

Ultra-rare stock label copy of The Seeds' 1970 MGM single "Bad Part Of Town" b/w "Wish Me Up". A beautiful and scarce version of a great Seeds 7-inch.

"Pushin' Too Hard" / "Gloria" / "Have Love Will Travel"

7-inch EP by Sky Sunlight Saxon Of The Seeds (2007)

The 2007 pink-vinyl EP Pushin' Too Hard features Sky Sunlight Saxon doing three classic 1960s covers, all taken from his The King Of Garage Rock album.

"Pushin' Too Hard" / "Try To Understand"

7-inch single by The Seeds (1966?) [Canada]

The Canadian pressing of The Seeds' "Pushin' Too Hard" / "Try To Understand" single came with no picture sleeve and a mistake at the beginning of side B.

"Pushin' Too Hard" / "Try To Understand"

7-inch single by The Seeds (1966)

This was the second release of the song "Pushin' Too Hard", the one which catapulted the song into the nationwide Top 40 in 1966 for The Seeds