203) Los Mac’s — “F.M. Y Cia”
From Chile’s Sgt. Pepper’s. The Rising Storm says that:
[The song] ha[s] what may be strident left-wing political lyrics [but] the vocals are pretty unintelligible, so it’s hard to say whether this is in fact a scathing indictment of United States media control in Chile or just another teenybopper love song.
http://therisingstorm.net/los-macs-kaleidoscope-men/
204) Vashti Bunyan — “Train Song”
Vashti is now of course famous for being obscure, for “I’d Like to Walk Around in Your Mind” and for the Just Another Diamond Day album. But this ‘66 A-side is equally stunning. And the lyrics were really written by a man Vashti met on a train. Alisdair Clayre was “terribly uncool” as she remembers and would leave her poems inside milk bottles (liner notes to Dream Babes Vol. 5).
205) The Scandal — “Girl, You’re Goin’ Out a My Mind”
‘67 A-side. When compilers as fastidious as the Fading Yellow crew can only say “no info available,” you know this is obscure garage rock!
Brace for the Obscure (60s rock)! / Off the Charts: 60s Rock Revelations 