2020 reissue of the 1970 debut from "Glaswegian hard-rockers Tear Gas grew out of a band called Mustard, featuring former Poets vocalist Andy Mulvey and future Squeeze drummer Gilson Lavis, with guitarist Zal Cleminson, bassist Chris Glen, and keyboardist Eddie Campbell. Debut album Piggy Go Getter, released on Paramount's Famous subsidiary, was a blend of hard boogie rock with psychedelic prog-rock leanings, the spaced-out hippie aspects heard most plainly on tracks like "Night Girl" and "Nothing Can Change Your Mind," a direct contrast to the blues underpinning of "Lost Awakening" and "Witches Come Today."

• A1 Lost Awakening
• A2 Your Woman's Gone And Left You
• A3 Night Girl
• A4 Nothing Can Change Your Mind
• A5 Living For Today
• B1 Big House
• B2 Mirrors Of Sorrow
• B3 Look, What Else Is Happenin'
• B4 I'm Fallin' Far Behind
• B5 Witches Come Today