She appears in the beginning where she is in full view at the 39 second mark - Douglas Colwell

who was the cute girl in this video?

Потустороннее звучание ! Как будто пробрался в своё прошлое и включил радиолу-проигрыватель в детской комнате в далёком 1985 году.

The herman hermits...kkk

R.I.P Van Decker

Has any came across Idumea is done

First time I heard of them was on the Fear Dot Com soundtrack & it was timeless. Love this band.

Thanks

Van decker was actually my college professor in music here in the imperial valley and I gotta say Dr. Van is one hell of a musician

FUZZ RULES

good music! reminds me......

It's such a shame that so much of the digitized video is so badly out of sync. Do you still have the video in your possession? KZbin didn't allow clips longer than 15 minutes 5 years ago, but today one can post videos of (apparently) any length. There are actually videos as long as 10 hours in length on YT now! I would sure love to see this intact, not in parts. Perhaps it wouldn't have lost the sync if it was transferred whole instead of broken up. Is there any chance of that being done now? I am going to try to reassemble the Parts and try to re-sync the audio... but that's going to be a heck of job with no guarantee of success. *heavy sigh*

Oh this is soooooo cool to see again! I was so afraid that it would be lost forever! I only have an audio cassette of the film recorded at a private 'Premiere' showing at Bill Malone's house in Laurel Canyon soon after it was finished. I would love it if you could alter the credits in your description to include me. My name is Bill Mills... I played the Night Turkey! (and a few small bits out of the Turkey costume too as I recall) ;-) Thank you very sincerely for posting this rare and historic 'flash from the past'! I've waited a long time to get to see it again (although I pretty much know the audio by heart after hearing it many times over the years)! And for the record... I also stunt doubled Stan Ivar in Malone's "Creature". ;-)

I worked at Glenayr Knit . Derek was a great man !! Loved listening to this !!! I have one of his albums...a treasure for sure !!!

Plagues are an ace band, with consistently great discography, that Rocky guy below, clearly hasn't heard 'I've Been Through It Before'... that song is one of the best of the 60s American garage sound... To the original poster, would you be able to email a pic of The Plagues' last show in Lansing poster, I would love to re-print and have as a poster on my wall.

Thank you for clearing that up! I saw the Kewpee bldg and tried to remember where it was. I knew it was close to the Gut. From what I'm seeing you got me by about 5-10 years. I was only about 13-14 years old when I hung out at the Woolies house on Willow. I used to mow their lawn.

BHart75, didn't The Plagues make some recordings at Fenton Records in Sparta, MI ?

my dad has Derek's guitar. we loved him.

This "Rocky" guy is a real loser

Sorry Rocky, but this group was pretty popular along with the Ones, Poor Souls, the Saharas and others. I don't understand your anger toward them; all they were trying to do was to crack into the music business.

I had some friends over tonight and played this for them. A couple of them remembered the Plagues after I reminded them that we attended a concert at Everett High School in 1966. Another friend remembered seeing them at Logan Center at the Battle of the Bands and even remembered that we wore striped t-shirts like the Lovin' Spoonful wore. This spawned a long talk about growing up in Lansing, MI and how much fun we had then.

It wasn't the very first video recorder available to the public. There were several other consumer ones that came before this one.

@1:17- LOOK!!! It's Ray Finkle!!!!

Beautiful song. Greetings from Poland, Central europe...

Just watched the movie Parasomnia , there were a couple Plagues songs on the soundtrack . Good music !

Great listening to this! While I own his self titled album, I don't have phonograph and sadly I have not listened to it in years due to that fact.... the only mp3 I have is Farewell I am Told which came up on my Ipod shuffle today! Wish his material was made available for digital download.... I know I would buy it! Thanks for posting this!

has anyone seen that? it seems totally in my domain!

Great song

I'm not really a horror film person, but this looks brilliant.

Today is Mother's Day and I ran across this on my favorites section. My mother liked this song as well as many Beatles songs. If you grew up in Lansing in the mid 60's you knew who the Plagues were along with the Ones, the Saharas, the Poor Souls, Tonto and the Renegrades and the others that played the area. The Plagues were my favorite local band and it is too bad that the draft broke this band up.

1972? for real?

Love the turkey feet and Outer Limits alien in wheelchair. Timeless!

oww I finally found this song...I love this movie... :)

I didn't go to school at Everett so you wouldn't know me. Plus, I remember that Everett was a really big school with lots of kids

I had to stop the video and then I saw the Kewpee's sign. Thanks BHart for pointing that out. Lansing doesn't look anything like that in that location anymore.

The original WILS was on N. Washington just past Shiawassee and Kewpee's was on W. Shiawassee between N. Washington and N. Capitol. Remember Kewpee's had a dirt driveway and you could drive up and get the hamburgers that were the greatest. It was always crowded inside and I went there for lunch often when I went the Lansing Community College.

I must know some of you guys. Brian Amato, Everett, class of '65? Who are you guys?

One last thing, I am trying to figure out where the location is where they are running at the end of the video. It looks like maybe W. Kalamazoo or maybe W. Saginaw St. The Porter Realty signs are pretty cool since they are no longer in business. Anyone know?

I am surprised that there isn't another comment on this great song from the Plagues. I saw them several times while growing up in Lansing, MI where they were from. They were terrific performers that played in many Battle of the Bands and were one of many bands that were in Lansing at that time. Thanks for posting this song that brings back so many memories of growing up in a great time and a great city like Lansing.

This group used to perform in the local Battle of the Bands that were held in various locations throughout Lansing. After the group disbanded, Jim Hosley and Van Decker performed in another local group called the Plain Brown Wrapper. For some reason I can't remember if Phil Nobach was in that group of not. These guys were very talented and it would have been nice to see what they could have done if they didn't break the group up.

The Plagues were from Lansing, MI and the lead singer, Bill Malone, went to Everett High School. Van Decker and Jim Hosley went to Sexton but I can't remember where Phil Nobach went. I went to the concert at Everett High School in 1966 called the Quarantine Review. This record was released on Quarantine Records. They had a release called That Will Never Do as a follow up to this. They were at the summer Battle of the Bands at old Everett field, Colonial Village, Pro Bowl & Logan Center.

that actually looks pretty good

Along with "You Haven't Seen My Love," this is one of THE BEST songs to EVER come out of Lansing, or Michigan for that matter. Great!

oh man....That's great! .

How infectious! ;-) --SLW

Creppy...............