I love this raw and honest garage rock from the 60s. Hi there "Traductus5972"! I think the cord progression are Em - G - A - C. My favs from the mid 60s are THE ZETTLERS and their recordings from 1965 "Skinnie Minnie" and "Beautiful Delilah". Now we´re talking about 4 mic:s and then count to four. What a bloody "drive".
i know this is going to get me chastised, but this is garbage lol. don't get me wrong, i see the appeal but good god...they could have at least learned how to play a little bit ya know? lol
@Traductus5972 (to how ive learned by ear) its F minor, A, B, B minor. for the chorus you can probably learn it by ear the notes used are (for the lead section, its all on the high e string) f a b Db (octave higher) e and f. then at about 1:01 one guitar goes right back to fminor a b bminor, and one guitar holds f minor strumming only on the g,b and high e strings. Im yet to figure out the lead section played during the verse.
@RedVynil No not really, they them selves paid for the record to be recorded and pressed. And as legend goes, when they came to pick them up, they found out that the pressing plant had burned to the ground and only 67 copies of Pure Garage Heaven had survived. Which they gave to family and friends. .
@antikist I wonder if it's the same pressing plant that Charlie used for his third Beatle break-in record? He told me that he recorded a third one and sent it to a plant to get pressed and, as he had no back-up copy of the tape, when the plant burned down, he lost everything, including all the money he paid them to press it!! They never gave him a refund!!
@antikist Well, just so you know, presidents aren't elected, they are simply put into office. Now that we have a native Kenyan in office, how long before Arnold the nazi gets in?
Once again music aficionados are treated to some of the best of soul-rock that experts have always known about. The Keggs in their farewell concert ( which lasted just slightly over 2 hrs.) played their two ever songs recorded, over and over to the delight of the pot heads, coke heads, acid heads and all other dopers ( sort of in attendance ). A somewhat enthusiastic encore followed for those not already passed out on the ground .
Don't know how much of this is true, but according to Gene Sculatti's book Too Cool, the Keggs were so hated in their native Detroit, they had to change their name after every show they played, only 75 copies of this single were pressed, and on the way to a practice session the guitarist's motorcycle was hit by a truck which sent him into a metal rail which lopped his head off and ended the Keggs' career. How much of this is true and how much is inventive bologna I don't really know...
Everything about this track is awesome. I dunno why people call it terrible. The gritty feel of it just rocks my socks. A soundtrack to an awesome trip.
@spyweed1111 useless comment... spencer never intended to play 60s garage rock&roll... maybe you could have said so about the Gories version, but even about that, you would have been wrong, their version's good
@baldingmoose Yeah, in many interview they said they were influenced by the Back From The Grave compilation. "To Find Out" and "Girl" by Keggs are in Vol.5 and Vol.6. Awesome 60's punk compilation!
your the dude with the vox ac15, shit i've watched all your vids. I have an old silvertone 1485 (jack whites model) 100 watts pure garage awesomeness, love your sound man. peace out
the gories used the solid state silvertones, their only decent because they used proper jensen speakers in the cabs, the actual head isnt that great soundwise, it's the same as the solid state vox's of the 60's they used amazing speakers but if you just have the head it's not too great. Your ac15 smokes, just wanted to give you a heads up on that, i know your big into garage punk have you heard of golden triangle and the early black lips stuff?
Actually, my AC15 doesn't seem to record too well so I've stopped using it - two speakers perhaps? The Headstrong is more potent for recordings, although the 15 smokes when you're actually in the room.
As for garage punk, I'm more of 60s person than contemporary (Remains, Elevators etc)
i can totally understand that, the older stuff is more often than not better, i agree with ya, your princeton clips have a better recorded sound, cant beat a cranked fender with the reverb dimed. I bet you could do a badass cover of 'the groupies primitive'.
This is the most amazing piece of shit in music history.
Yojimbo335 1 month ago
wow!, looks like nirvana got his sound from this
stranget92 1 month ago
for every person out there who can hear the raw, terrible fucking beauty of this battered piece of trash, i feel a little more at home in the world.
aflickering 2 months ago 6
"A band so hated in their hometown Detroit they had to change their name after every show they played".
aflickering 2 months ago 4
Fucking amazing
SecretActivator 3 months ago 3
I love this raw and honest garage rock from the 60s. Hi there "Traductus5972"! I think the cord progression are Em - G - A - C. My favs from the mid 60s are THE ZETTLERS and their recordings from 1965 "Skinnie Minnie" and "Beautiful Delilah". Now we´re talking about 4 mic:s and then count to four. What a bloody "drive".
TheSunbau 4 months ago
A sound that puts you out of your comfort. Off-puttingly beautiful.
OneDayInMyGarden 4 months ago
Its the (pre)Velvet Underground I've heard,or at least Lou Reed in there on the vocals.
wyldescot 7 months ago
i know this is going to get me chastised, but this is garbage lol. don't get me wrong, i see the appeal but good god...they could have at least learned how to play a little bit ya know? lol
jrmwigga5555 8 months ago
@jrmwigga5555 A very nice compliment for a killer track.
ShapelyDice 6 months ago
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ShapelyDice 9 months ago
i still can't figure the out the chords to this song, i Think it starts and E minor and then switches the G and then I'm lost
Traductus5972 9 months ago
@Traductus5972 (to how ive learned by ear) its F minor, A, B, B minor. for the chorus you can probably learn it by ear the notes used are (for the lead section, its all on the high e string) f a b Db (octave higher) e and f. then at about 1:01 one guitar goes right back to fminor a b bminor, and one guitar holds f minor strumming only on the g,b and high e strings. Im yet to figure out the lead section played during the verse.
guitarbassdrumsetc 5 days ago
These guys got a record deal???
RedVynil 1 year ago
@RedVynil No not really, they them selves paid for the record to be recorded and pressed. And as legend goes, when they came to pick them up, they found out that the pressing plant had burned to the ground and only 67 copies of Pure Garage Heaven had survived. Which they gave to family and friends. .
antikist 1 year ago
@antikist I wonder if it's the same pressing plant that Charlie used for his third Beatle break-in record? He told me that he recorded a third one and sent it to a plant to get pressed and, as he had no back-up copy of the tape, when the plant burned down, he lost everything, including all the money he paid them to press it!! They never gave him a refund!!
RedVynil 1 year ago
@RedVynil Who knows, it would be one hell of a coincidence. But stranger things have been said to have happen in the world.
antikist 1 year ago
@antikist I KNOW!!!! Bush was president TWICE!!!! It doesn't get much stranger than that!!!!
RedVynil 1 year ago
@RedVynil You're right, about the only thing I'm now still waiting for is pigs that can fly.
Well, if Bush made president twice that's about to happen soon, I guess within the next few years.
But Hey, I thought that Hell would freeze over before Shwartzeneggar would become governor.
So I guess that must have happened as well.
Just goes to show that a lot of money and very little wit can get you a long way.
antikist 1 year ago
@antikist Well, just so you know, presidents aren't elected, they are simply put into office. Now that we have a native Kenyan in office, how long before Arnold the nazi gets in?
RedVynil 1 year ago
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slowlybutfasholy 1 year ago
It just sounds funny : )
Khultan 1 year ago
Once again music aficionados are treated to some of the best of soul-rock that experts have always known about. The Keggs in their farewell concert ( which lasted just slightly over 2 hrs.) played their two ever songs recorded, over and over to the delight of the pot heads, coke heads, acid heads and all other dopers ( sort of in attendance ). A somewhat enthusiastic encore followed for those not already passed out on the ground .
havenoneatall 1 year ago
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amdipeter 1 year ago
Don't know how much of this is true, but according to Gene Sculatti's book Too Cool, the Keggs were so hated in their native Detroit, they had to change their name after every show they played, only 75 copies of this single were pressed, and on the way to a practice session the guitarist's motorcycle was hit by a truck which sent him into a metal rail which lopped his head off and ended the Keggs' career. How much of this is true and how much is inventive bologna I don't really know...
CinemaCinder 1 year ago
one of the highlights of the BFTG comps
hulud99 1 year ago
@hulud99 agreed!!
talktalk3 1 year ago
this song just gets better everytime i listen to it
Traductus5972 1 year ago
Everything about this track is awesome. I dunno why people call it terrible. The gritty feel of it just rocks my socks. A soundtrack to an awesome trip.
Zeanu 1 year ago
this is one warped and ugly song but punk is supposed to be that way!!
Wayevy6302 1 year ago
Its a darned shame these guys havent put out anything else...
crowbarftw 1 year ago
Blatently out of their heads.
BuddyRamone 1 year ago
Fucking priceless. What a find, kudos.
Souplesse000 1 year ago
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1964jazzbass 1 year ago
@1964jazzbass
wow, somebodies got a chip on their shoulder. what's up?-did daddy touch you as a child?
brianstorm123 1 year ago
best song ever ?
1964jazzbass 1 year ago
so horrible, terrible, and totally awesome. this is a great example of so bad it's good
Traductus5972 1 year ago
@Traductus5972 ??? you didnt get anything guy. It's excellent. no "so bad it's good"
1964jazzbass 1 year ago 2
omg. its so terrible that i listen to it in awe. Awesome music.
Peppepoppldoppl 2 years ago
Real 60's punk
rexmaster5 2 years ago
holy fuck, I swear it sounds like sonic youth on the instrumental break ! And it the whole thing sounds like a more primitive Velvet Underground
rexmaster5 2 years ago
Plleeeaaaase post more of this!!! I can't get enough!
exileexile 2 years ago
Jon Spencer did not invent anything new, and...this is so much better!!!!!!
spyweed1111 2 years ago 10
@spyweed1111 useless comment... spencer never intended to play 60s garage rock&roll... maybe you could have said so about the Gories version, but even about that, you would have been wrong, their version's good
mtwallet 1 year ago
I wish I could honestly call this terrible...but I love it so much..
oldschoolhero66 2 years ago
Sooo sexy! the black lips must have been influenced by this.
baldingmoose 2 years ago
@baldingmoose Yeah, in many interview they said they were influenced by the Back From The Grave compilation. "To Find Out" and "Girl" by Keggs are in Vol.5 and Vol.6. Awesome 60's punk compilation!
Cedrogz 1 year ago
Killer song!! Gives me the shiverzzz... Thanx for posting!
swampratje 2 years ago
sloppy and so damned out of tune but i gotta say i love it ..this is punk at it's nastiest and rawest the way pure punk should be!
waylo4526 2 years ago
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GarbageTramp69 2 years ago
so out of tune. AWESOME!
ZRN959 2 years ago
So freaking great!!
garagefan66 2 years ago
I want to resurrect this kind of music but in the context of these contemporary times and bring back savvy reflection and dancing.....
Khultan 2 years ago
Rough as fuck,,, but i love it.
Lamvesp 2 years ago
wow this is terrible, I love it
boomelcha 2 years ago 29
@boomelcha Exactly.
breakingthe4thwall 1 year ago
@boomelcha best comment i've seen on youtube
ShapelyDice 9 months ago
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waylo4526 2 years ago
Wow, just heard this on Bill Kelly & had to investigate - what a masterpiece
davepx 2 years ago
An unheraled classic, fo' sho'
JohnnyFriendly 2 years ago
your the dude with the vox ac15, shit i've watched all your vids. I have an old silvertone 1485 (jack whites model) 100 watts pure garage awesomeness, love your sound man. peace out
redmeatheart 2 years ago
Thanks, my man - that Silvertone sounds neat. Apparently their solid-states are also quality and all.
JohnnyFriendly 2 years ago
the gories used the solid state silvertones, their only decent because they used proper jensen speakers in the cabs, the actual head isnt that great soundwise, it's the same as the solid state vox's of the 60's they used amazing speakers but if you just have the head it's not too great. Your ac15 smokes, just wanted to give you a heads up on that, i know your big into garage punk have you heard of golden triangle and the early black lips stuff?
redmeatheart 2 years ago
Actually, my AC15 doesn't seem to record too well so I've stopped using it - two speakers perhaps? The Headstrong is more potent for recordings, although the 15 smokes when you're actually in the room.
As for garage punk, I'm more of 60s person than contemporary (Remains, Elevators etc)
JohnnyFriendly 2 years ago
i can totally understand that, the older stuff is more often than not better, i agree with ya, your princeton clips have a better recorded sound, cant beat a cranked fender with the reverb dimed. I bet you could do a badass cover of 'the groupies primitive'.
redmeatheart 2 years ago
ha ha - I may just do that one of these days
JohnnyFriendly 2 years ago
deadly!
meinwalkmanistkaputt 2 years ago
punk began and ended here!
everywherechainsaw 3 years ago 4
@everywherechainsaw mozart was punk
baldingmoose 2 months ago
sounds a bit out of tune it's trippy.
KCVROCKS2008 3 years ago
wow! i would have loved to been a kid then to see how people danced to this one lol crazy tune man.
waylo4526 3 years ago
absolutely my preferite song !!
Cavegirl66 3 years ago
awesome!!!!!
ZRN959 3 years ago
A fragile and subtle song, by a group of gentle people.......NOT!!
chuckdee121 3 years ago