That key change is wild - did they maybe do it to put the music into a better key for the sax? (guitars play easier and sound stronger in sharp keys because you can use open strings, horns play easier in flat keys because the fingerings are easier.)

The key changes!!

Nahhh,. Cobain. Had the 45. And a shotgun....... couldn't beat this. The good stuff.....

Spotify?

You can hear the influence of this band’s sound on Cobain.

DANG

This is so good!

The chord progression sounds like Polly, interesting...

great song and great sound!

This is the first song on a garage-rock playlist of 4779 tracks! -- "60s top garage punk psych rarities"

I’ve fallen down the 60’s garage rock rabbit hole and I absolutely love it

whatssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss woohhhhhh epicoooooooooooo

YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Oh Yeah! Thanks

Garage Punk.

fuck, this song rips

Listening to this and imagining that he is feeling this way towards me and singing these words to me, when i surely know no-one ever feels like this about me. That’s insane

Salvaje este tema. Negroide a tope.

A fantastic slice of garage punk ☠️ and as for those vocals, wow! wow! wow!

Але верещить !!!!!

That's my dad! Anyone know where the other bandmates are?

Doze were the daze

Great music

I hope that someone who knows music better than me can help me with this. Is the song changing keys during the saxophone solos. I like the feel of the solos, but it sounds ....different. Maybe they are going into a minor key??? I don't really know music, so I don't know.

They called us weird names too back then. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oprcaHSAhNitfNk

Is this intentionally avant guard?

awasome very very good

Song goes!

Garage explosion! 😃🎶

well maybe u sud have gone on tour ive taken prob 2000 hits of lsd n deal with enough cia

The voice singing sounds like Jim Morrison from the Doors

Insane the sax coming into this sonic stew. Gotta love this one.

Maybe Iggy & The Stooges heard this before they recorded "I Wanna Be Your Dog."

Best Sixties punker that has a sax solo.

Has that N.W. sound, for sure. Great!

Cool song!

Well i was walkin' Down by her house Well i saw her Sittin' by herself We were together Now we're apart Well i loved her With a broken heart Well i loved her But i let her go I was afraid To ever let her go ★ chorus ★ Oh yeah yeah, well i need her, (need her) I need her by my side,( my baby) Oh yeah yeah, well without her (without her) You don't know how i cried, (my baby) Oh yeah yеah, well where is shе (where is she) Oh yeah yeah, well i need her, (need her) All right (instrumental) Yeah, where is she, you know i need her, i want her by my side ★ hook ★ Oh yeah yeah, well i need it, (need it) Oh yeah yeah, well i need her, (need her) ★ second verse ★ Well i loved her But i let her go I was afraid To ever let her go ★ hook ★ Oh yeah yeah, well i need her, (need her) Oh yeah yeah, well i need her, (need her) All right (instrumental ii) Yeah i need her, you know i need her by my side, you know i need her, yeah

So many incredibly talented musicians and producers of that era!

Suburban Chaos, I have this demo you guys p47 and Nukum are legends

Being born in July 96 I do perform a garage music from 30 years before my birth. That's strictly but they are included. The WordD You're going to make me. Through today ( Marc Valentine!) Just stumbled upon this just now as I'm writing.

Louie Louie rip-off

I like it. True garage.

total killer track

very interesting to combjne a sax lead with psych - cool stuff !

-Forget the psychedelic hippy trippy acid rock of the mid to late 60s. To me the reeal classic rock was the "underground" early to mid 60s "Garage Rock", like This! & There was a lot back then, but most weren't even close to being famous.

This shit is incredible

Wo❤❤❤❤

@Farewell tomorrow Did you ever play at the New Westminster BC Grooveyard teen dance cub? Almost everyone and anyone in the '60s played there. The animals, Raiders, The Collectors etc.

Creepy to have ai generated songs.

sick