Over the span of five years, the French duo of Lionel and Marie Limiana created some of the most indelible garage rock meets y-y albums anyone (n)ever heard. Why the excellent songs, fabulous style, and note-perfect sound of their various albums and singles didn't set the world on fire is a mystery no team of brilliant scientists will ever be able to figure out. If you're reading these words, that probably means you're one of the lucky ones who's figured it out for yourself and know about the band. Well done, and unless you're a fanatic collector who has tracked down every note the band has released, you're going to want I've Got Trouble in Mind: 7" and Rare Stuff 2009/2014. Like the title says, the set gathers up singles, appearances on compilations, and specially recorded songs that bring Limianas' fans up to date on the band. The early single "I'm Dead" is a highlight, laying out the band's approach right away. What would happen if you transported a Serge Gainsbourg protg to an American garage? Great things, if that song and the others here are the result. Other songs well worth having are the group's rambunctious take on the Beach Boys' "I Know There's an Answer," which somehow manages to rescue the ukulele from being the twee-est instrument on earth while simultaneously kicking the song's beachy butt. Their restrained take on Jay Reatard's "An Ugly Death" is another wonderful cover, as is their starry-eyed version of the Spector X-mas classic "Christmas." Sprinkled in among the covers are originals that sound like covers of classic '60s songs, especially the track that gives the collection its title. This set is both an excellent place to discover one of the great modern-day garage pop bands and a fantastic compilation of stray tracks that are absolutely vital to anyone who has already discovered them.