Obscured 1: Obscured But Unscarred
- Pastoral Symphony
Spread A Little Love Around (Stewart/Hawker) 2:41
Festival FX-1151, 1968.
B-side of their single, the hit Love Machine. Scratchy, kitschy & rare! - Spectrum
You Just Can’t Win (Rudd) 4:41
Acetate, 1969.
First recording, other side was demo of I’ll Be Gone. - Healing Force
The Gully (Wells) 3:57
Sparmac SPR009, 1971.
B-side of their only recording, the Golden Miles single. - Glassweb
National Hero (Librandi) 3:18
Raven NSP-056, 1971.
Adelaide band, 2nd & final single. - Glassweb
Rock & Roll Me Baby (?) 2:30
B-side of Tk. 4. - Lotus
Epoch (Lotus) 3:08
Parlophone A-9343, 1970.
B-side of only single, Lotus 1. - Rashamra
Mr. Timekeeper (Jesser/Haffert) 3:20
Edition One, EMS-1003, 1971.
Top 5 hit in Adelaide. - SCRA (Southern Contemporary Rock Assembly)
Roly Poly (Martin) 3:18
M7 LW-45122, 1971.
10-piece band who released 2 albums and a few singles. National #28 in April 1972. - SCRA
Sighin’ (Martin) 2:22
B-side of Tk. 8. - Glenrowan
On The Run (McDermott) 3:24
Wizard ZS-113, 1974.
Victorian country-rock band. A-side of only recording. - Millionaires
It’s A Deal (Layfayette/Compact) 2:44
Mushroom K-6551, 1976.
Hyped as the new Skyhooks but it didn’t happen. Only 2 singles; this was the first. - Millionaires
Gossip (Buzz Delux) 2:12
B-side of Tk. 11. - Bandicoot
Living Off The Radio (Fettes/Bourne) 3:09
Rainbird RB-268, 1976.
Mick Fettes (ex-Madder Lake), Shane Bourne (!), Gary Young (ex-Daddy Cool) etc. Only 1 rare album and this single from it. - Dave Warner’s From The Suburbs
(We Got) Nothing To Lose (Warner) 3:07
Mushroom K 7384, 1979.
From WA, only on single - follow-up to hit Suburban Boy. - The Ferrets
Robin Hood (Sigman) 3:10
Mushroom K-6743, 1977.
First single, pre Don’t Fall In Love. Not a hit. - Glenn Cardier
Expectations (Cardier) 3:09
Infinity K-7720, 1980.
Melbourne Singer/songwriter. Single never released on album; his last recording for 22 years. - Loaded Dice
Mam’selle (Haynes/Flanagan/Mather) 2:22
WEA 100111, 1979.
WA power-pop band. 1 album and a couple of singles. - Coup d’Etat
Doctor I Like Your Medicine (Lyon) 3:34
Vertigo 6036 077, 1980.
NZ new wave band, at least 1 album and a couple of singles. - Matchbox
Juggling Time (McCusker/Conway) 3:47
Indie single, no cat. no., 1980.
Final line-up of what was Captain Matchbox Whoopee Band; only released as single. Incl. Mic Conway, Eric McCusker (who went to Mondo Rock) Louis McManus etc. - Matchbox
Dirty Money (Conway/McCusker/Muhleisen) 4:18
B-side of Tk.19. - Loose Change
Hit Me With Another Double (Harrison/Holloway/White) 4:16
Rockon LC 100001, 1979.
Australian indie band, did this song on Countdown. That’s all I know about them...
With the exception of Tk. 18, none of these singles have appeared on official CDs.
Compiled 2004.