Question Mark and The Mysterians will forever be anointed as the garage band's garage band, with all the bona-fides collectors of '60s cool cherish—the name, derived from a Japanese horror film; the sound, an insistent, three chord beat powered by that unmistakable Vox organ tone; and, of course, the sunglasses-shod Question Mark himself, who claims to have been born on Mars and lived among the dinosaurs in a past life. 
 
Question Mark and The Mysterians - "Action" - The 1967 follow-up album to the legendary garage rock band 96 Tears consists of equal parts original compositions and covers. Among them is "Can't Get Enough of You, Baby," written by Denny Randell and Sandy Linzer and recorded a year earlier by The Four Seasons. Question Mark and The Mysterians' version reached #56 on the Billboard Hot 100, doing better than Smash Mouth's ubiquitous 1998 version. Also included are: "Smokes," "I'll Be Back" and "Don't Hold it Against Me."
 
A1 Girl (You Captivate Me) 2:15
A2 Can't Get Enough Of You Baby 2:00
A3 Got To 2:36
A4 I'll Be Back 2:08
A5 Shout 5:22

B1 Hangin' On A String 2:15
B2 Smokes 1:53
B3 It's Not Easy 2:51
B4 Don't Hold It Against Me 1:53
B5 Just Like A Rose 2:08
B6 Do You Feel It 2:45