Only Want You For Your Body, Buffalo’s third album… the last with the classic line–up of Dave Tice (Count Bishops), John Baxter, Pete Wells (Rose Tattoo) and Jimmy Economou, was released in 1974. The album sits comfortably next to Volcanic Rock as one of the most outrageously heavy and ground-breaking stoner rock albums ever released in Australia.Deluxe reissue is packaged in a 6-panel digi-pak with 24 page booklet with liner notes, rare photos and recent interviews with key band members.

Mastered from original acetates from 1969.John Du Cann said “I had actually forgotten that I had these recordings. This is how I had first laid out the album and it was only listening to the remastered version that I realized how much material had been lost on the LP released back in 1969.

From Gothenburg, Sweden, comes a debut album of a special kind - a unique mix of rock, funk, psych and folk combined with a new sound inspired from 60s to 70s music. Especially the intense and deep atmosphere makes this album a special one.

Robert Berry obviously has some serious backbone: his career's been through all sorts of ups and downs, yet he's stuck to his musical sentiments and continues to produce superior music at frequent intervals. There's no real change of direction on "Takin' it Back" - it's all very Robert Berry.

Despite being renowned in certain parts of the world (especially in Italy and their hometown of Paris), the space-age outfit Rockets remains largely obscure – even though they arrived on the scene at almost he same exact time as Kraftwerk and prefaced Devo by several years…