The Unrelated Segments were a garage rock band from Detroit, Michigan, whose popularity peaked in 1967. Although the band never became big national stars, they were enormously popular at a local level. Of their three 45 RPM releases, two of them made Billboard's Regional Breakout charts (being a chart one level below Billboard's Bubbling Under Chart). With the onslaught of compilation LPs and CDs celebrating the original punk rock from the 1960s, which began with Original Artyfacts from the First Psychedelic Era, 1965-1968 in 1972, the Unrelated Segments become a widely known garage rock band among collectors, although to the general rock public they still remain obscure. Reissues of their recordings are widely available. Their first record, "Story of My Life," was a Detroit Regional Breakout for one week in April 1967. Their followup, "Where You Gonna Go" was a Detroit breakout in October 1967. Their last record (many say their best),