(Folk Rock, Psychedelic Rock) The Fugs - 9 альбомов (1965 - 2000), MP3 (tracks), 128 - 320 kbps

#7771. Slum Goddess (1:58)
2. Ah, Sunflower Weary Of Time (2:15)
3. Supergirl (2:18)
4. Swinburne Stomp (2:50)
5. I Couldn't Get High (2:07)
6. How Sweet I Roamed From Field To Field (2:11)
7. Carpe Diem (5:08)
8. My Baby Done Left Me (2:17)
9. Boobs A Lot (2:12)
10. Nothing (4:16)
11. We're The Fugs (1:27)
12. Defeated (3:24)
13. The Ten Commandments (3:01)
14. CIA Man (2:54)
15. In The Middle Of Their First Recording Session The Fugs Sign The Worst Contract Since Leadbelly's (2:51)
16. I Saw The Best Minds Of My Generation Rock (4:51)
17. Spontaneous Salute To Andy Warhol (1:24)
18. War Kills Babies (1:40)
19. The Fugs National Anthem (1:16)
20. The Fugs Spaghetti Death (No Redemption No Redemption)-A Glop Of Spaghetti For Andy Warhol (3:56)
21. Rhapsody Of Tuli (8:35)

#7771. Frenzy (2:07)
2. I want to know (2:03)
3. Skin flowers (2:24)
4. Group grope (3:45)
5. Coming down (3:50)
6. Dirty old man (2:53)
7. Kill for peace (2:10)
8. Morning morning (2:10)
9. Doin' all right (2:40)
10. Virgin forest (11:20)
11. I want to know (live) (2:38)
12. Mutant stomp (live) (2:59)
13. Carpe diem (bonus) (3:41)
14. Wide, wide river (bonus) (2:52)
15. Nameless voicec crying for kindness (bonus) (2:52)

#7771. We're The Fugs (1:14)
2. The New Amphetamine Shriek (2:29)
3. Saran Wrap (1:19)
4. The Ten Commandments By God (2:59)
5. Hallucination Horrors (2:07)
6. I Command The House Of The Devil (3:33)
7. C.I.A. Man (2:55)
8. Coca. Cola Douche (1:35)
9. My Bed Is Getting Crowded (2:35)
10. Caca Rocka (1:33)
11. I Saw The Best Minds Of My Generation Rot (2:18)

#7771. Turn On/Tune In/Drop Out (4:44)
2. Knock Knock (4:20)
3. The Garden Is Open (6:09)
4. Wet Dream (3:21)
5. Hare Krishna (3:24)
6. Exorcising The Evil Spirits From The Pentagon October 21, 1967 (3:18)
7. War Song (5:24)
8. Dover Beach (4:01)
9. Fingers Of The Sun (2:23)
10. Aphrodite Mass (8:28)

#7771. Crystal Liaison (3:06)
2. Ramses Ii Is Dead My Love (2:48)
3. Burial Waltz (2:22)
4. Wide Wide River (2:48)
5. Life Is Strange (2:31)
6. Johnny Pissoff Meets The Red Angel (4:28)
7. Marijuana (1:35)
8. Leprechaun (0:11)
9. When The Mood Of The Music Changes (3:53)
10. Whimpers From The Jello (0:23)
11. The Divine Toe Part I (0:40)
12. Were Both Dead Now Alicei (0:11)
13. Life Is Funny (0:15)
14. Grope Need Part I Tuli Visited By The Ghost Of Plotinus More Grope Need (0:38)
15. Robinson Crusoe (0:19)
16. Claude Pelieu J J Lebel Discus The Early Verlaine Bread Crust Fragments (4:23)
17. The National Haiku Contest (0:26)
18. The Divine Toe Part Ii (0:47)
19. Irene (1:08)

#7771. Slum Goddess (3:02)
2. CCD (2:48)
3. How Sweet I Roamed (3:18)
4. I Couldn't Get High (4:03)
5. Saran Wrap (3:41)
6. I Want To Know (2:35)
7. Homeade (5:11)
8. Nothing (4:48)
9. Supergirl (2:37)

#7771. The Five Feet (3:54)
2. If You Want To Be President (2:34)
3. Nova Slum Goddess (3:26)
4. Nicaragua (3:00)
5. Fingers Of The Sun (3:37)
6. Wide, Wide River (3:55)
7. How Sweet I Roamed (3:09)
8. Refuse To Be Burnt-Out (4:19)
9. Country Punk (3:27)
10. CIA Man (3:26)
11. Ban The Bomb (3:39)
12. Keeping The Issues Alive (7:17)
13. Dreams Of Sexual Perfection (11:51)
14. Summer Of Love (8:57)

Arguably the first underground rock group of all time, the Fugs formed at the Peace Eye bookstore in New York's East Village in late 1964. The nucleus of the band throughout their many personnel changes was Peace Eye owner Ed Sanders and fellow poet Tuli Kupferberg. Sanders and Kupferberg had strong ties to the beat literary scene, but charged, in the manner of their friend Allen Ginsberg, full steam ahead into the maelstrom of '60s political involvement and psychedelia. Surrounded by an assortment of motley refugees from the New York folk and jug band scene (including Steve Weber and Peter Stampfel of the Holy Modal Rounders), some of whom could barely play their instruments, the group nonetheless was determined to play rock & roll their way — which meant rife with political and social satire, as well as explicit profanity and sexual references, that were downright unheard of in 1965. Starting on the legendary avant-garde ESP label, the Fugs' debut was full of equal amounts of chaos and charm, but their songwriting and instrumental chops improved surprisingly quickly, resulting in a second album that was undoubtedly the most shocking and satirical recording ever to grace the Top 100 when it was released. After cutting an unreleased album for Atlantic, they moved on to Frank Sinatra's Reprise label, unleashing a few more albums of equally satirical material that were more instrumentally polished, but equally scathing lyrically. Breaking up around 1970, Sanders and Kupferberg continued to write prose and poetry, and sometimes wrote and performed music both on their own and as part of Fugs reunions. By breaking lyrical taboos of popular music, they helped pave the way for the even more innovative outrage of the Mothers of Invention, the Velvet Underground, and others.