Twilights - 1982 - Twilight Time @320

Needle In A Haystack/Barefootin'/Young Girl/Night Of Fear/Show Me/What's Wrong With The Way I Live?/Bowling (Brings Out The Swinger In You)/My Generation/(Baby You Can) Drive My Car/Smokestack Lightning/Battle Of The Sounds Medley:Bad Boy/Satisfaction/Yesterday/If She Finds Out/I'm Not Talkin'/Bad Boy/I'm A Man


 One of the better Australian groups of the '60s, the Twilights were not especially innovative, but played competent, harmony-driven British Invasion-styled rock, strongly recalling both the "beat" and pseudo-psychedelic era Hollies. Relying largely on the original material of guitarist Terry Britten, they recorded over a dozen singles, as well as a couple albums, between 1965 and 1968, chalking up a few large Australian hits. Like many Australian stars of the period, they traveled to England for a while in an attempt to crack the international market, managing to record a few tracks in London with renowned producer/engineer Norman Smith (who had worked with the Beatles, Pink Floyd, Pretty Things, and others). Like other Australian acts in the U.K., with the exception of the Bee Gees and Easybeats, they totally failed in this regard, returning to Australia for more sporadic success in the homeland before disbanding in early 1969.

Side 1 Tracks 1-7 recorded at Festival Hall 1967, Side 2 Tracks 1-3 recorded St. Kilda Palais 1966,  Tracks 4-6 Festival Hall 1966.

3 requested bonus tracks in comments.