The Revelators Columbia, Missouri
Exploding from the middle of nowhere with no fans, no scene, and no reason to exist, the Revelators recorded one of the greatest punk/garage/roots/whatever you wanna call it/ROCK N' ROLL albums of all time with "We Told You Not To Cross Us" and then promptly fell off the face of the earth before the follow-up "Let a Poor Boy Ride" was even released. Both LPs are now regarded as lost classics. ... more
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