The Lost Souls

Produced in Melbourne, Australia, in 1965, the Shed Souls contains Rob Woff (lead vocals), Terry Paul (guitar), Costs Putt (guitar), Les Wilkins (bass), and Alan Gregory (drums). They met up best out of senior high school, enamored from the bluesier aspect of the United kingdom beat boom, specifically the Rolling Rocks, the Pets, as well as the Pretty Stuff, and won an area battle-of-the-bands competition, which got them a go at an individual on sunlight label. The causing record, “This Lifestyle of Mine,” was intensely influenced with the Pets, both in Woff’s vocal functionality and its own pounding beat, as the fuzz-laden electric guitar called to brain the Pretty Stuff at their raunchiest, and the complete record rivalled the Who for ballsiness. It became an area hit nonetheless it was so far as the group got, with regards to leaving any long lasting mark. They split up three years afterwards, unknown beyond their area of Australia. In 2001, Rhino Information resurrected the angst-laden punk issue “This Lifestyle of Mine” within Nuggets II.