OH HELL MORE MEMORIES!!! I am finding ALL the cool music I listened to when I was young...and YES, I listend to the Yardbirds...the scratching sound from the guitar on this is song is what Jeff Beck did when he was with the Yardbirds....but the Yardbirds and Count 5 were around at the same time.....very Jeff Beckish....
I believe that like The Syndicate of Sound,"Little Girl"(San Jose, Ca.), and Smashmouth, "Walking on the Sun,(San Jose/Campbell, Ca.), The Count Five, "Psychotic Reaction"(San Jose, Ca.) are the only three bands from this part of the Bay Area with hit singles.
I used to hear this song on the now defunct L.A. oldies station, KRLA 1110 AM; my favorite DJ was Johnny Hayes, with his Top 11 Countdown, which listed the top 11 on L.A. Top 40, on any given day; the years chronicaled(sp?)were 1955 thru 1977. I first listened to KRLA in the early '80s when I was in junior high at the time. =)
I rememer this song very will. My Dad was a A&r man, an I use to go throygh his junk records. I found this single on Double Shot records, Owned by Irwin Zucker.
I told my dad this wasn't junk, and he said he would work this song. He thanked me until the day he died. I love this song.
I haven't heard this in ages and had forgotten how much influence the Yardbirds had even on American garage rock bands of the time. Thanks for posting.
@EmeraldFlowsion62 Wow. Jimi Hendrix was a already a fan of Jeff Beck by the time he got to England to put together the Jimi Hendrix Experience (Fall, 1966) so the Yardbirds had a fan base in the States already and I just took for granted Count Five were among them.. Thanks for the info.
This i really something - it´s raw and honest garage rock music from the 60s and I really like it. My hobby is to rediscover all those great bands from the 60s that didn´t "broke through". Listen for example to a band from Scandinavia - THE ZETTLERS. Check up their versions of "Skinnie Minnie" and "Beautiful Delilah". Awesome with a bloody driving beat.
Great song, so happy to see this was a major charting Top 40 hit during its release, you seldom hear this song on the oldies stations (at least in our area over in SE Washington State)
@Doobie1975 so called "oldies" are not old at all, music has no time, Im only 16, and I love this song , and I only just recently heard it , so its new to me :D
I am 60, my grandpa was a bluegrass freak, and so am i. Tis music is memories to me, However, after many years studying music, it all just gets better.
@radiowwww Yeah, well I never had a chance to hear it when it came out, so Im living those times now, i wasent there but it was much better then it is today
@TheMachinimaTheater Check out the oldschoolhero66 channel. You'll find really rare garage on there...I run it actually. Also check out Garage Punk dot com for podcasts full of rare rock & roll. Have fun.
@jacobhester7 Did as you suggested, the video quality not the best that I saw tho. The band's pretty good but not a touch of the original, they had a good try. Too bad I couldn't find better quality of the song so that it was clearer.
Kicks butt! One of my top 5 favorite songs of 1966 - it is my favorite some days, other days not, depending on my mood. No pun intended. My 3rd grade teacher wouldn't let me play it, she didn't like the title! I used to bring records to school to play on "activity" day when we had an hour or so to draw or whatever. I think she let me play "Rain on the Roof" and "96 Tears" though.
Does anybody remember a story about this group about one of the original members being badly injured in a car accident and being replaced after this recording was released?
Oh yes, magnificent sound. . . .all over greater L.A......delicious to have lived there in the 60's as an older teen. These guys, The Turtles, The Seeds, Palace Guard, on and on, would appear at any local rec center, boat pier, back lot, old martini night club on the Strip, they could plug their amps into. I could still move all night to this!
My friend showed me this band a couple of days ago while I was stoned off my fucking mind. And dammmmn! I fell in love with the band and the basslines! They're kinky! Damn this is a badass band.
HAHA LOVE IT! I think I haven't heard this song in about 20 years. Love the beginning, then the harmonica, then the drums...oh yeah! This is song is rockin!
Nothing like blasting this great song while driving through a road with a cliff on one side and water on the other. Great acoustics, lets everyone know your jamming and on your way down the road to get the party started.
PS: I wasn't expecting so many personal Comment attacks being associated with this song on youtube.
It's almost as bad as going to an anti-Obama "Birther" site and someone says that he is an American citizen and the Far Right internet trolls come out in full force. :-)
Holy cow, how did I stumble on this song. I remember it from my teenagehood and loved it then and still do. Thumbs up for giving me a great memory of a brilliant time in my life. Kids of today are missing out on so much, being young in the sixties was the best, this song, the Stones, Beatles, Animals....so many great bands with REAL talent.
@sapphire60s " so many great bands with real talent". I had to quote you, because one of the things that makes the 60s a golden age for rock were the all the great and the very good bands right under that top tier the Beatles occupied. The Kinks, Creedence, Janis Joplin, the Byrds and, of course, Dylan(who probably belongs on that top tier) and on and on. The list of bands and singers whose music still gives pleasure is very deep.
@sapphire60s your right about pop music in the sixties, it was way way better than it is now. If you know where to look music is just as good nowadays if not better.
@sapphire60s and i hate how all the people who listen to mainstream music nowadays think they know everything about music. everytime they act like that i just wanna slap them
@foofan312 Hey there. Can't really comment about mainstream music, I try and listen but just cannot take to most of it at all. I love the music that is raw and honest, without the gyrating bodies on video helping sell the songs. Maybe I'm just old, old fashioned and out of touch. To each his own. I'm a rocker of old, still love the beat of heavy metal of Black Sabbath, Deep Purple etc. and the music of the sixties and seventies, my era. Cheers.
@donnydesertman Oh God, don't get me started. I only mentioned the few bands because they were the first to come to mind. I love so many bands, from heavy metal of Black Sabbath etc., to quieter songs and artists. Music has been a massive force and love in my life and I can't imagine living without it.
I will go to a nursing home and demand they play Metallica. Headaches will be caused, because I play my music LOUD. Cheers.
@sapphire60s Yeah yeah you are right!!! I'm 58, my kid is 16, I've steered him toward this stuff...he gets it but friends don't quite understand what it's all about...
i mean music programs such as ableton and reason that are for computers...its bassically everything an actual studio would have yet its way more flexible and you ur self are the producer....seems a little more complex to me than picking up a guitar and gettin a few lessons
@Eoto123 okay, I will give you that, but what happened to real musicians who play real music. I'd rather hear live stuff with all it's nuances , rawness, and sometimes mistakes than some computer-optimized track. I get tired of people leaving shows saying, "they were awesome, they sounded just like they do on the radio" gee, I wonder why?
@Clariccy Noo! I don't mean that this song brings memories or w/e about the game, but I first heard this song in a game, and then I started to like and discover the 60's rock!
FOR THE PEOPLE WHO THINK NO REAL MUSIC IS MADE TODAY....you all just dont kno what your talking about and what ur missing out on. The bands today focus on live preformances rather than the studio....not to mention alot focus on both....but that is why they spend their time touring and playing at music festivals...that is where the all time best music of present day will be...they dont play the right music on the radio for people to be exposed to....not like it was back in the day....ya kno?
Agreed. Some of the best acts I have ever seen where small-time bands that will never get airplay beyond college radio, which is sad because they are actually able to perform WELL live, not like a lot of bands with big label backing that sound great when they have all their levels tweaked in the studio, but sound like hell live.
@Eoto123 did you know that a LOT of the biggest bands today play those live shows with an ipod or other device behind the stage supplying a large part of their sound as they play "live"?
@Capt66FD if ur gonna say they use an ipod ..you obivously dont kno what ur talking about..nuf said...i would think it goes beyond what you kno...since you seem like an old timer
@Capt66FD if you knew what you were talking about you would hav said somthin knowledgeable about the type of equipment artists use today...instead u say they use an "ipod".
@Eoto123 Yes, IPODS, also laptops, are just a couple of the things used today. I didn't post this comment because I don't like the new stuff. I have much better stuff to do with my time than trade speculative insults with faceless people on youtube, or to make you look ignorant. You can do that yourself. I'm not an "old timer" but what if I was? But when I'm at the Mayhem Festival or Warped Tour, I'd like to see my favorite acts actually play live. Wouldn't you? We deserve that-we payed enough.
@Capt66FD one last thing....if you knew how complex it can be to create an entire track from a laptop...and make it sound good enough that it will have theaters jam packed with people....and not to mention to create all that electronically based music and fuse it with live drum sets and base and guitar....little more complex than you would think
Here's an idea.. everyone who complains that they don't make real music anymore (which I agree with to a large degree) how about covering some of these old classic radical songs in your gigs if your in a band. And if your not in a band you can still blast them on your youtube playlists.. There is only one way to change the industry and that is by exposing folks ears to what they have missed.
Back in the day when our parents were still kids, the music was alive back then. The music was REAL music. Now, we got Justin Beiber, the gay motherfucker fucking up the music industry.
Yeah, but your grandparents thought your parents' music was garbage, just like you think Bieber is garbage.
It's always interesting the way segments of a generation are totally immersed in their own culture, while others of us look back to the values of the previous generations with a weird kind of nostalgia - for something we weren't even there to experience.
@Clariccy I don't give a fuck about your punk ass. It's just that the good music had died. There's no meaning to the music we listen to now (some of them). I considered the music back when our parents REAL MUSIC. So if I were you, I'd shut the fuck up. And Fyi, I'm 21
@ridixx1991 he probably thought that because at one point it has fast paced drum beat that does sound like it could be in a punk song....howvever the drum beat variates in this song
actually after listnening again the drum beat at 1:05 could easily hav sum punk rock guitar and singin over it...compare that beat to anyothewr punk drumming
Now this is real music... What do we have today? Lady Gaga &Christina Aguilera! Yuck... They are the absence of music... If that is the essence of popular music today, it is indeed truly dead!
@GreatSongwriters Wow, as if I haven't seen THAT complaint before as a youtube comment.
If you want some real music, go out and make it yourself. You can't just sit back on your lazy ass and expect today's music to be automatically generated into something as great as this.
OH HELL MORE MEMORIES!!! I am finding ALL the cool music I listened to when I was young...and YES, I listend to the Yardbirds...the scratching sound from the guitar on this is song is what Jeff Beck did when he was with the Yardbirds....but the Yardbirds and Count 5 were around at the same time.....very Jeff Beckish....
valeriemci1 19 hours ago
I believe that like The Syndicate of Sound,"Little Girl"(San Jose, Ca.), and Smashmouth, "Walking on the Sun,(San Jose/Campbell, Ca.), The Count Five, "Psychotic Reaction"(San Jose, Ca.) are the only three bands from this part of the Bay Area with hit singles.
marcodrumin 1 day ago
Long live garage rock!
KTKTRock 1 week ago
@KTKTRock yeahh, the real punk
pablobenitez1 5 days ago
Love da drum roll in
MuffpuffZ 1 week ago
I CAN'T THIS SONG LOUD ENOUGH.
LBurris597 2 weeks ago
Garage and Georgeous!!
rowellroyboy 2 weeks ago
dumbangel75,
Because you posted the teasing comment to the viewers who rated lower this video, I deleted it and also blocked your account.
60otaku3
60otaku3 2 weeks ago
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dumbangel75 2 weeks ago
Nuggets!!!
shaunfossett 2 weeks ago
I'd give almost anything to know what kind of fuzz box they used on that guitar. It sounds so cool!
ryanspeed 3 weeks ago
@ryanspeed We used to have Re-verb in our cars back in the day of the 8-track. Perhaps that is what you are questioning.
TheMustangsally75 2 weeks ago
one of ma fave tunes from tha 60's/wynn
teleevangelist 3 weeks ago
I love the the instruments just roll in in the beginning. Especially the guitar and drums
MuffpuffZ 4 weeks ago
so good
Markthompson123 1 month ago
My sister LOVES this song! Me too. ROCK ON SIS!
avdreader1 1 month ago
Collective 'I' feel soul collective!
divisorplot 1 month ago
This is an awsome song : )
twosippsz 1 month ago
The only thing I don't like about this tune is its to damn short!!
TheLarzy 1 month ago
love this song
NobodyYouWannaKnow19 1 month ago
A CKDJ Favourite in the 60's.
Dougva7ca 1 month ago
I used to hear this song on the now defunct L.A. oldies station, KRLA 1110 AM; my favorite DJ was Johnny Hayes, with his Top 11 Countdown, which listed the top 11 on L.A. Top 40, on any given day; the years chronicaled(sp?)were 1955 thru 1977. I first listened to KRLA in the early '80s when I was in junior high at the time. =)
nuts4clara 1 month ago
I rememer this song very will. My Dad was a A&r man, an I use to go throygh his junk records. I found this single on Double Shot records, Owned by Irwin Zucker.
I told my dad this wasn't junk, and he said he would work this song. He thanked me until the day he died. I love this song.
TheStudlee50 2 months ago
MattyMatt0604,
Because you posted the teasing comment to the viewers who rated lower this video, I deleted it and also blocked your account.
60otaku3
60otaku3 2 months ago
I haven't heard this in ages and had forgotten how much influence the Yardbirds had even on American garage rock bands of the time. Thanks for posting.
dantean 2 months ago 5
You're welcome, dantean-san!!
Otaku3 (*^_^)b
60otaku3 2 months ago
@dantean Believe it or not they claim that they had never heard of the yardbirds back then..I doubt it...but ya never know.
EmeraldFlowsion62 3 weeks ago
@EmeraldFlowsion62 Wow. Jimi Hendrix was a already a fan of Jeff Beck by the time he got to England to put together the Jimi Hendrix Experience (Fall, 1966) so the Yardbirds had a fan base in the States already and I just took for granted Count Five were among them.. Thanks for the info.
dantean 3 weeks ago
You woulda hadta been there...kudos 60otaku3 !
RicOshayed1 2 months ago
Thank you RicOshayed1-san!!
Otaku3 d(^_^)b
60otaku3 2 months ago
This i really something - it´s raw and honest garage rock music from the 60s and I really like it. My hobby is to rediscover all those great bands from the 60s that didn´t "broke through". Listen for example to a band from Scandinavia - THE ZETTLERS. Check up their versions of "Skinnie Minnie" and "Beautiful Delilah". Awesome with a bloody driving beat.
TheSunbau 2 months ago
@TheSunbau There is a channel called ThePsychedelicGarage on youtube. FIND IT! So much stuff on there! Plus he has four other similar channel :D
TPBXDRicky420 2 months ago 2
ha ha NICE & THanks ! I almost forgot this one.
TravellerFellow 2 months ago
You're welcome, TravellerFellow-san!!
Otaku3 (^o^)/
60otaku3 2 months ago
awesome!
VeberMike 2 months ago
@60otaku3 wow that was just so random and immature, just ignore his comment and block him lol
DarkWarriorGaming 2 months ago
Thank you DarkWarriorGaming-san!!
I blocked his account according to your advice.
Otaku3 (^_^)/
60otaku3 2 months ago
Played this song back in the day. Joey Sacay, Henry Page, Eric Schwartzbaum, Kevin Ford, any of you guys still out there?
NYhomewrecker 2 months ago
@NYhomewrecker you can search them on face book, its a good place to find people
DarkWarriorGaming 2 months ago
@DarkWarriorGaming Thanks man, will do.
NYhomewrecker 2 months ago
Love the original but I'd still like to see some hard rockers like acdc do a cover
joeyelmer 3 months ago
Carburator Dung was their best album. I can still go back to it today and it sounds as good as it did when it came out.
jumboSnowman 3 months ago
This is by far one of the catchiest songs ever written and way ahead of it's time. Love it!!!
sloshvictim 3 months ago
Great song! Thanks.
triplettam 3 months ago
You're welcome, triplettam-san!!
Otaku3 (*^_^)v
60otaku3 3 months ago
LOVE the lo-fi
fabbrunette 3 months ago
cool song then, cool song now. don't remember any other hit by them. reminds me of Yardbirds.
vcx9dfne 3 months ago
thanks what a great song,
ELCOYOTE40 3 months ago 2
You're welcome, ELCOYOTE40-san!!
Otaku3 (^o^)/
60otaku3 3 months ago
I like this song when im sober or DRUNK!
longbeachk1d 3 months ago
Great song, so happy to see this was a major charting Top 40 hit during its release, you seldom hear this song on the oldies stations (at least in our area over in SE Washington State)
Doobie1975 3 months ago
@Doobie1975 so called "oldies" are not old at all, music has no time, Im only 16, and I love this song , and I only just recently heard it , so its new to me :D
TheMachinimaTheater 3 months ago 18
@TheMachinimaTheater
I am 60, my grandpa was a bluegrass freak, and so am i. Tis music is memories to me, However, after many years studying music, it all just gets better.
radiowwww 3 months ago
@radiowwww Yeah, well I never had a chance to hear it when it came out, so Im living those times now, i wasent there but it was much better then it is today
TheMachinimaTheater 3 months ago
@TheMachinimaTheater Good point. I'm 14, i just found this song and i LUV it :D
DirtyShoesForYou 2 months ago
@DirtyShoesForYou and me aha
icantbebotheredbmx 2 months ago in playlist icantbebotheredbmx's favourites
@TheMachinimaTheater I wish ther were more 16 year olds like you, that's awesome that you get to enjoy this stuff too! PEACE!
bruce369able 2 months ago
@TheMachinimaTheater Check out the oldschoolhero66 channel. You'll find really rare garage on there...I run it actually. Also check out Garage Punk dot com for podcasts full of rare rock & roll. Have fun.
EmeraldFlowsion62 3 weeks ago
GREAT!!!!!!!!!
Nickie0016 4 months ago
Awesome!!!!!!!
Nickie0016 4 months ago
This is awesome! Thanks for posting otaku3 sahn. You will be remembered a long time.
TheRealDoctorBonkus 4 months ago in playlist Goodmorning Vietnam!
Thanks for your kind comment to me, TheRealDoctorBonkus-san!!
Otaku3 d(^_^)b
60otaku3 4 months ago
I raped the Down arrow on the keyboard while turning my head left to right in the rhytm. And i liked it.
TheGrungeManiak 4 months ago
I love to BLAST this song and shake up the meighbors!!! So what if it's 4:30am!!! I love the song, and if I can't sleep, no one can!!! he he
TheMustangsally75 4 months ago 27
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@TheMustangsally75 that's funny but you're a dick
seonfox 2 months ago
Who can resist chicken-scratching air guitar playing to this?
luridplanet 4 months ago
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luridplanet 4 months ago
check out the Night Beats cover of this, in my mind they claimed authority
jacobhester7 4 months ago
@jacobhester7 Did as you suggested, the video quality not the best that I saw tho. The band's pretty good but not a touch of the original, they had a good try. Too bad I couldn't find better quality of the song so that it was clearer.
sapphire60s 3 months ago
my grannie took my 45 and broke it, told me i was going to hell,lololol
deirdrea100 4 months ago in playlist deirdrea100's Favorited Videos
Oh yes!! The first Acid Rock song so I was told! Love it!!!!! A grandma of two!
holmsatlarge 4 months ago
Kicks butt! One of my top 5 favorite songs of 1966 - it is my favorite some days, other days not, depending on my mood. No pun intended. My 3rd grade teacher wouldn't let me play it, she didn't like the title! I used to bring records to school to play on "activity" day when we had an hour or so to draw or whatever. I think she let me play "Rain on the Roof" and "96 Tears" though.
bopava 4 months ago
i think it is half garage half psychedelia
30vaggos 4 months ago
I heard that this is a song and group that went after The Yardbirds and Jeff Beck that's why it kicks ass. They were both popular at the same time.
nellgwenn 4 months ago
Oh yeah
marko6849 4 months ago
Does anybody remember a story about this group about one of the original members being badly injured in a car accident and being replaced after this recording was released?
KayEllen48 4 months ago
great songs now there all garbage
russiankiler23 4 months ago
erdbeeruquark,
Because you posted the teasing comment to the viewers who rated lower this video, I deleted it and also blocked your account.
60otaku3
60otaku3 5 months ago
Oh yes, magnificent sound. . . .all over greater L.A......delicious to have lived there in the 60's as an older teen. These guys, The Turtles, The Seeds, Palace Guard, on and on, would appear at any local rec center, boat pier, back lot, old martini night club on the Strip, they could plug their amps into. I could still move all night to this!
SpeegBJ 5 months ago
ULTIMATE BEST garage-rock song EV-ERRRRRR - by One-Hit Wonder Count Five (reached #5 on the chart in Oct '66)
OneHitWonderGuy 5 months ago
My friend showed me this band a couple of days ago while I was stoned off my fucking mind. And dammmmn! I fell in love with the band and the basslines! They're kinky! Damn this is a badass band.
Nazteh 5 months ago
HAHA LOVE IT! I think I haven't heard this song in about 20 years. Love the beginning, then the harmonica, then the drums...oh yeah! This is song is rockin!
rodni7777 5 months ago
I forgot about this album...thanks
JimyJak 5 months ago
You're welcome, JimyJak-san!!
Otaku3 (^o^)/
60otaku3 5 months ago
@60otaku3
no
CounterNerd 4 months ago
Nothing like blasting this great song while driving through a road with a cliff on one side and water on the other. Great acoustics, lets everyone know your jamming and on your way down the road to get the party started.
Baumron420 6 months ago
Is that a dobro in the beginning?
farelane460 6 months ago
@farelane460 Fuzz, lots of fuzz. The longer version of this is good too.
NcicHit2 6 months ago
@farelane460 Could be, I always that it was a harmonica.
Baumron420 6 months ago
@Baumron420 Dobro's can gave a banjo type sound...right after the harmonica? sound you're talking about.
farelane460 6 months ago
vietnammmm
NorCal4Life925breh 6 months ago
yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeahhhhhh
mrmojorisin119 6 months ago
@lilpplsinging- more than 'good' - it's a classic of its type.
merseymain 6 months ago
south 36 ave 1966....
jessicavega1952 6 months ago
Remember when it came out-Thanks for posting.
bigstuff52 6 months ago 2
You're welcome, bigstuff52-san!!
Otaku3 d(^_^)b
60otaku3 6 months ago
This reminds me of crossing river at war
kecsaatika 6 months ago
this reminds me of cruising the rivers
wild00side 6 months ago
man, i hate gettin' a psycho reaction, especially when it's from someone other than me! lol!
sefir6 7 months ago in playlist Hungry Ear
Alla the yardbirds.
noblesiner 7 months ago
Two words..... Diggin' It !!!
13Ghostwriter 7 months ago
good song.
lilpplsinging 7 months ago
best skydiving song dayyyyyyyyyyyum
jellyfeech 7 months ago
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greezeyD 7 months ago
Such a cool song.
benoit4reel 7 months ago
This is a great song for driving very fast. Seriously....a gem.
SunnyDays951 7 months ago 2
@tamerswan ok.
fedesempai 7 months ago
Saw Tom Petty jam this song like 15 yrs ago, go figure I thought it was his sorry
Hermunkle 8 months ago 2
An all-time classic, great track !!!!!
kinkybeatle 8 months ago
they should be in the hall of fame for this 1 nsong too bad jann wenner has his mouth around british cockl
flakbac 8 months ago
thumb ups if you know this songtheme afeter playing battlefield vietnam!!!
fedesempai 8 months ago
@fedesempai
Like whore..
Testement117 8 months ago
@Testement117 you are insulting me ,i dont know to talk inglish,please use the translate.
fedesempai 8 months ago
@fedesempai sorry ill try to say *before*xP sorry for my inglish
fedesempai 7 months ago
Weird
Chrystallaish 8 months ago
Just revisiting this classic Garage Rock song.
My Comment is on page 8.
PS: I wasn't expecting so many personal Comment attacks being associated with this song on youtube.
It's almost as bad as going to an anti-Obama "Birther" site and someone says that he is an American citizen and the Far Right internet trolls come out in full force. :-)
mikekadas 8 months ago
ive watched this like a million times a really far out song
grimgrimdeath666 8 months ago
I love it.
beat1866 8 months ago
awsome song!
Psychadelic60sFan 8 months ago
THIS SNG IS FUCKING INCREDIBLE
bigdt87 9 months ago
DAMN! this is the record i found at work today? SWAG. Guess ima have to buy it
bigdt87 9 months ago
these dudes were a casualty of war speaking from a musical standpoint
chezystezy 9 months ago
WOW! So nostalgic! LOVED this one ! thanks 4 da post!
jbeng1953 9 months ago 3
You're welcome, jbeng1953-san!!
Otaku3 (*^_^)v
60otaku3 9 months ago 2
@clariccy seriously? only reason for mentioning the game was because this awesome song is in the in game radio, got anger issues?
TraTTeN007 9 months ago
Holy cow, how did I stumble on this song. I remember it from my teenagehood and loved it then and still do. Thumbs up for giving me a great memory of a brilliant time in my life. Kids of today are missing out on so much, being young in the sixties was the best, this song, the Stones, Beatles, Animals....so many great bands with REAL talent.
sapphire60s 9 months ago 23
@sapphire60s - Agreed!
laceyemily1 9 months ago
@sapphire60s " so many great bands with real talent". I had to quote you, because one of the things that makes the 60s a golden age for rock were the all the great and the very good bands right under that top tier the Beatles occupied. The Kinks, Creedence, Janis Joplin, the Byrds and, of course, Dylan(who probably belongs on that top tier) and on and on. The list of bands and singers whose music still gives pleasure is very deep.
written12 9 months ago
@sapphire60s your right about pop music in the sixties, it was way way better than it is now. If you know where to look music is just as good nowadays if not better.
cheesesavouries6 6 months ago in playlist rock and roll
@sapphire60s and i hate how all the people who listen to mainstream music nowadays think they know everything about music. everytime they act like that i just wanna slap them
foofan312 4 months ago
@foofan312 Hey there. Can't really comment about mainstream music, I try and listen but just cannot take to most of it at all. I love the music that is raw and honest, without the gyrating bodies on video helping sell the songs. Maybe I'm just old, old fashioned and out of touch. To each his own. I'm a rocker of old, still love the beat of heavy metal of Black Sabbath, Deep Purple etc. and the music of the sixties and seventies, my era. Cheers.
sapphire60s 4 months ago
@sapphire60s don't forget kinks and dave clark 5
donnydesertman 4 months ago
@donnydesertman Oh God, don't get me started. I only mentioned the few bands because they were the first to come to mind. I love so many bands, from heavy metal of Black Sabbath etc., to quieter songs and artists. Music has been a massive force and love in my life and I can't imagine living without it.
I will go to a nursing home and demand they play Metallica. Headaches will be caused, because I play my music LOUD. Cheers.
sapphire60s 3 months ago
@sapphire60s Yeah yeah you are right!!! I'm 58, my kid is 16, I've steered him toward this stuff...he gets it but friends don't quite understand what it's all about...
sammygrewe 3 months ago
@sammygrewe Well im 16 and i like this, ;)
MrAnton275 3 months ago
@MrAnton275 Great! You have an ear for the good stuf!...
sammygrewe 3 months ago
@sapphire60s GRAND FUNK!
longbeachk1d 3 months ago
One of the Greatest Garage Band Songs of all time ! Kicks Ass even Today ! Thanks for Posting this Classic Bro !
dbrew2u 9 months ago 18
You're welcome, dbrew2u-san!!
Otaku3 (*^_^)/
60otaku3 9 months ago
i mean music programs such as ableton and reason that are for computers...its bassically everything an actual studio would have yet its way more flexible and you ur self are the producer....seems a little more complex to me than picking up a guitar and gettin a few lessons
Eoto123 10 months ago
@Eoto123 okay, I will give you that, but what happened to real musicians who play real music. I'd rather hear live stuff with all it's nuances , rawness, and sometimes mistakes than some computer-optimized track. I get tired of people leaving shows saying, "they were awesome, they sounded just like they do on the radio" gee, I wonder why?
Capt66FD 9 months ago 2
Battlefield Vietnam :D:D
michael64142 10 months ago
"And it feels like this!!!!...." (guitar boogie...go nuts)
rowdymax1 10 months ago
@Clariccy Noo! I don't mean that this song brings memories or w/e about the game, but I first heard this song in a game, and then I started to like and discover the 60's rock!
puppyjasper 10 months ago
@FrankLincolnWright Omg, not more retards from VIDEO GAMES ?
Go junk up your gens music vids with video game TRASH... but not on the good stuff THANKS
disgusting !!!
Clariccy 10 months ago
@Clariccy music bring memories and my memories are about a videogame with a nice soundtrack, what is wrong with that mister?
FrankLincolnWright 10 months ago
what a sound, better than the vanilla sounds of today.
ytdlgandalf 10 months ago
FOR THE PEOPLE WHO THINK NO REAL MUSIC IS MADE TODAY....you all just dont kno what your talking about and what ur missing out on. The bands today focus on live preformances rather than the studio....not to mention alot focus on both....but that is why they spend their time touring and playing at music festivals...that is where the all time best music of present day will be...they dont play the right music on the radio for people to be exposed to....not like it was back in the day....ya kno?
Eoto123 10 months ago
@Eoto123
Agreed. Some of the best acts I have ever seen where small-time bands that will never get airplay beyond college radio, which is sad because they are actually able to perform WELL live, not like a lot of bands with big label backing that sound great when they have all their levels tweaked in the studio, but sound like hell live.
funstuff2006 10 months ago
@Eoto123 did you know that a LOT of the biggest bands today play those live shows with an ipod or other device behind the stage supplying a large part of their sound as they play "live"?
Capt66FD 10 months ago
@Capt66FD if ur gonna say they use an ipod ..you obivously dont kno what ur talking about..nuf said...i would think it goes beyond what you kno...since you seem like an old timer
Eoto123 10 months ago
@Eoto123 oh I know what I'm talking about..... I don't "kno" though
Capt66FD 10 months ago
@Capt66FD if you knew what you were talking about you would hav said somthin knowledgeable about the type of equipment artists use today...instead u say they use an "ipod".
Eoto123 10 months ago
@Eoto123 Yes, IPODS, also laptops, are just a couple of the things used today. I didn't post this comment because I don't like the new stuff. I have much better stuff to do with my time than trade speculative insults with faceless people on youtube, or to make you look ignorant. You can do that yourself. I'm not an "old timer" but what if I was? But when I'm at the Mayhem Festival or Warped Tour, I'd like to see my favorite acts actually play live. Wouldn't you? We deserve that-we payed enough.
Capt66FD 10 months ago
@Capt66FD you just dont know what ur talking about....and ya exacly lets stop wasting both our times
Eoto123 10 months ago
@Capt66FD one last thing....if you knew how complex it can be to create an entire track from a laptop...and make it sound good enough that it will have theaters jam packed with people....and not to mention to create all that electronically based music and fuse it with live drum sets and base and guitar....little more complex than you would think
Eoto123 10 months ago
#208 top songs of the 60s psychotic reaction by count five
zynjan 10 months ago
any other similar bands or songs anyone can recommend apart from the obvious big names, as this is an absolute gem!
cheesesavouries6 10 months ago
i loves this stuff especially from BF. Vietnam but still great stuff!
YellingDingo22 11 months ago
Man where did you find this?Haven, heard it in years.Good Stuff>
BEATDOWNBANKER 11 months ago
able506,
Because you posted inappropriate comment here, I deleted it.
60otaku3
60otaku3 11 months ago
manlove007,
Because your comment had nothing to do with this song, I deleted it.
And also I blocked your account.
60otaku3
60otaku3 11 months ago
Kick ass!
bopava 11 months ago
i hope my neighboures like this song
bjl34565 11 months ago 3
I fucking love this song, hands down, best intro in the WORLD!!!!
bjl34565 11 months ago
Here's an idea.. everyone who complains that they don't make real music anymore (which I agree with to a large degree) how about covering some of these old classic radical songs in your gigs if your in a band. And if your not in a band you can still blast them on your youtube playlists.. There is only one way to change the industry and that is by exposing folks ears to what they have missed.
WRI2012 11 months ago
misunderstood lyrics: ....and it feels like this.
What i heard: ....and eighty five cents.
mierpaul 11 months ago
Back in the day when our parents were still kids, the music was alive back then. The music was REAL music. Now, we got Justin Beiber, the gay motherfucker fucking up the music industry.
BLUTONIUMBERRY1 11 months ago
@BLUTONIUMBERRY1
Yeah, but your grandparents thought your parents' music was garbage, just like you think Bieber is garbage.
It's always interesting the way segments of a generation are totally immersed in their own culture, while others of us look back to the values of the previous generations with a weird kind of nostalgia - for something we weren't even there to experience.
funstuff2006 10 months ago
@BLUTONIUMBERRY1 Please shut the fuck up about such people on good videos. How old are you ? 12 ?
cut it out
Clariccy 10 months ago
@Clariccy I don't give a fuck about your punk ass. It's just that the good music had died. There's no meaning to the music we listen to now (some of them). I considered the music back when our parents REAL MUSIC. So if I were you, I'd shut the fuck up. And Fyi, I'm 21
BLUTONIUMBERRY1 10 months ago
the devil will find work for idle hands to do...WHUP wrong song. exact same riff...
(what difference does it make, the smiths, the smiths)
LiimLsan 11 months ago
W00t the birth of punk
MrBCMarijuana 11 months ago
@MrBCMarijuana birth of punk ? right....
ridixx1991 11 months ago
@ridixx1991 he probably thought that because at one point it has fast paced drum beat that does sound like it could be in a punk song....howvever the drum beat variates in this song
Eoto123 10 months ago
actually after listnening again the drum beat at 1:05 could easily hav sum punk rock guitar and singin over it...compare that beat to anyothewr punk drumming
Eoto123 10 months ago
believe it or not, this was on played on the MOD circuit in London in the mid-late 80's, a classic - brings it all back
richardac1 11 months ago
Now this is real music... What do we have today? Lady Gaga &Christina Aguilera! Yuck... They are the absence of music... If that is the essence of popular music today, it is indeed truly dead!
GreatSongwriters 11 months ago 2
@GreatSongwriters Wow, as if I haven't seen THAT complaint before as a youtube comment.
If you want some real music, go out and make it yourself. You can't just sit back on your lazy ass and expect today's music to be automatically generated into something as great as this.
CrazeeTori9 11 months ago
You can tell these guys listened to The Yardbirds.
Yardbirdsfan 11 months ago 3