SIDE ONE 1967 2ND MAY 1. It s Too Late 2.19 17TH MAY 2. Interview > Night Of The Long Grass 3.46 3. I Want You To Come Into My Life 2.34 4. Girl In Black 2.09 16TH OCTOBER 5. Reg Presley Interview 0.39 6. Little Red Donkey 2.01 7. Love Is All Around 2.58 8. When Will The Rain Come 2.43 SIDE TWO 1968 28TH JANUARY 1. Evil Woman 2.23 7TH FEBRUARY 2. The Kitty Kat Song 2.12 3. Maybe The Madman 2.14 12TH FEBRUARY 4. Her Emotion 2.18 5. Interview > Little Girl 4.20 6. Peggy Sue 2.55 13TH SEPTEMBER 7. Hip Hip Hooray 2.10 8. Say Darlin 2.47 9. Gonna Make You All Mine Dismissed by critics, shunned by historians, reviled by some, The Troggs were the first primal punk antidote to a bourgeois pop scene with too many teenage idols. Their primitive pop sensibility was a major influence on the 70s Punk movement, particularly the Ramones, Iggy Pop, the MC5, Sex Pistols and R.E.M. who ve cited The Troggs as a major influence. In 1977, the Beatles and the Stones were dismissed by the punks while the Troggs were embraced. Between their hits Wild Thing, With A Girl Like You and Love Is All Around , the Troggs made 12 appearances for the BBC courtesy of host Brian Matthew. Stand aside for a defining chapter in British rock as we unearth the raw Neanderthal sound of the Troggs live at the BBC from May 1967 to September 1968. Stunningly re-mastered from the original transcription discs, with background liners, original interviews, anecdotes and a plethora of rare original memorabilia.