With their tucked-in, straight-laced look, two drummers, introverted stage presence, and taut, frantic jittery sound, Hoboken, New Jersey’s Feelies weren’t like anything else on the punk scene, and their debut still radiates with a guitar-crazed sense of discovery. The off-kilter tension builds through “The Boy With the Perpetual Nervousness” and “Loveless Love,” until it erupts into the clattering rapture of “Raised Eyebrows” and the six-minute, trance-jam title track. Meanwhile, their wild version of “Everybody’s Got Something to Hide Except Me and My Monkey” is one of the greatest left-field Beatles covers ever recorded. —J.D., Rolling Stone