
The Count Five was a garage rock outfit from San José, California, United States. They started off in 1964, founded by John "Mouse" Michalski and Kenn Ellner, two high school friends who had previously played in several short-lived outfits. After going shortly under the name of The Squires and several line-up changes later, the Count Five were born, with Roy Chaney taking over vocal duties, Irish-born John "Sean" Byrne on rhythm guitar and Craig "Butch" Atkinson on drums.
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Psychotic Reaction
Pretty Big Mouth
They're Gonna Get You
The Morning After
The World
Out In The Street
Can't Get Your Lovin'
Double-Decker Bus
Contrast
You Must Believe Me
Peace Of Mind
She's Fine
My Generation
Merry-Go-Round
Double Decker Bus
Teeny Bopper, Teeny Bopper
Contrast (Bonus Track)
Mailman
Declaration of Independence
Revelation in Slow Motion
Declaration Of Independence (Bonus Track)
Teeny Bopper, Tenny Bopper (Bonus Track)
You Must Believe Me (Bonus Track)
Merry-Go-Round (Bonus Track)
Revelation In Slow Motion (Bonus Track)
Mailman (Bonus Track)
Psychotic Reaction - Original
Move It Up
So Much
Enchanted Flowers
People Hear What I Say
Psychotic Reaction (Unreleased Version 1966)
Double Decker Bus (Album Version 1966)
World
Morning After
'PSYCHOTIC REACTION'
Pretty Big Mouth (Album Version 1966)
The World (Album Version 1966)
She's Fine (Album Version 1966)
My Generation (Album Version 1966)
Psychotic Reaction (Album Version 1966)
So Much (Unreleased)
The Morning After (1966)
Contrast (Demo Version)
Out In The Street (Album Version 1966)
Can't Get Your Lovin (Album Version 1966)
Psychotic Reaction (unedited version)
Can't Get Your Lovin
Psychotic Reaction (Rarities Version)
Peace Of Mind (Album Version 1966)
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