A perfect garage number--emotional and intense!

Hats off to Roy Harper! 🎩

HEY WAKE UP IT IS STILL 1965

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😅

The best

I woz there. ❤

IT WAS ACTUALLY 1983

Caravans , portacabins , co-salt cabins, SOME CAMPERVANS, REFRIDGERATED FREEZER VANS/ LORRIES, SEALED ice cream vans are ACETIC POTASSIUM CYANIDE COFFIINS E.T.C. , THEY ARE VERY BAD FOR YOUR HEALTH, DO NOT GO IN THEM

Awesome song

Stonehenge?… 82ish?… anyway, Smileys, Yin Yangs, Donald Ducks and blue Micro dots yay 👍😁

Geoff Brown here. I am still alive and kicking and living in Mexico. A bit of background. I wrote this at home on a 12-string guitar and liked the jangly chords. It was recorded in Feb 1966 before the Who's I Can See for Miles. Larry Page, the producer asked me in the studio if I had anything original. We had rehearsed the song, but never really played it live so we played it for him and he loved it. He said let's record it so we did on the next play through. No overdubs live in one take with the vocals too. Maybe doing that captured the energy and youth of the band. Carl's manic drums gave the song the drive and Richard's guitar just playing one note in octaves made it completely different. A very happy memory. After a few other bands, notably Galliard who had success in the progressive rock genre I went on to a career in video games with my US Gold company.

Best line up of the best band. With Kenny and Strings. Thank you for the music, Strings. RIP

I always think back to the 60s as they were an exciting time and I remember this group and always think about that night I saw them as I was learning guitar at that time. It was in a place called "heaven and Hell" in Manchester it was where Chorlton Street bus station is now..it was an all nighter and they stamped the back of your hand so ypu could go out in the night and come back in later..upstairs was Heaven yes you got it and downstairs was Hell...!! Lol. They played upstairs in the middle of the night..downstairs was sex n drugs with girlfriends in sleeping bags around the sides..I was single then and learning the guitar as I said so I was glued to to The Stylos..they were a great sounding group, it was very smokey and very loud and probably the first group ide seen live..I loved them and the night..The year would have been around 1965..ive NEVER forgotten them, ide typed them in Google to see if they were on Google and WOW you were there. Thx for the memory and for keeping them alive. Keep Rockin Ian

Superb I used to play this really loud in the dry house it helped!

I saw them with Sepultura sometime back in the early 2000´s and, damn, that was one of the best gigs Ive been to ever. These guys rocked the hell outta me!

it is a perfect example of what is a (garage) punk ballad....

Great band

Rock n roll ladys and gentlemen

Such a great song 15 years later... absolute hidden gem of a band

the guy in the white t shirt talking to Brock at 5.26 is John Shewry he was part of the stage crew on the pyramid stage , and was stage manager at the oxford co op hall venue for many years , heard recently that he died in australia , RIP John another taken far too early

such a pity it fades away at the end.

Best song ever

I listen to this song for the very first time thanks to Jo Nesbo who wrote about it in his book "Knife". Really, super song 👍

Magi

Great track. Should have been A side of 45. Guess there might have been a political reason. The greatest scream in music history.

I remember after 'Operation Julie', acid was as scarce as hen's teeth. 😒

Carl is so cute ^ω^

Lyrics dear ones?

Essa banda é foda !!! Assim como o imperial state tbm

I'm 53 and I've heard it all this song is so unique and different it just sends me

Favorite song ever

awesome !!!

This has been in my top 10 since I first heard it back in 1983. But this is not the band you're describing in the description. This song is from 1967 and was released on Boss records under #008 in Tampa, Florida. There's little known about this band, but most likely they consisted of teens joining in (albeit a little late, but most likely early 1967, before Sgt Pepper's Lonely Heart club Band setting off the hippy movement and they all began to sing about flowers and getting stoned etc) the garage wave of the mid-sixties. The Boss label only existed for 2 years (66 to 67) and this record was produced by the owner of the label, so most likely a band from the area which had scrapped together 20 bucks to get the recording done. Writer is McMillan. The band you're describing is a more famous folk band who had their major time well earlier in the 1960's and were on Capitol Records, a bigger label, hence a bigger name.

Just people in concerts. Nope, music says nothing about you.

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This is it , 1984 our year !

All time favorite song....!

1967

Heavy metal.

wow, fabulous, seems so innocent now!

Awesome footage.. From a time that is sadly no more... And the next year was going to be dynamite

Han pasado años escuchándola y me encanta siempre igual

Best voice in metal!!!…🤙😎🤘

This is my favorite song in the whole wide world I love sheavy I love each and every one of their songs their music takes me on a never-ending journey through the cosmos I love persona I have been listening to this song for a long time and it never gets old ever thank you so much for this one . oh yeah!

No moog synthesizer????

Carl Palmer

My late husband Ronald McMillan (from Brunswick)was part of the Journeymen!!

help myself for the i feel about you

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