Last of the Garage Punk Unknowns, Volumes 5 & 6

1: Hey Little Girl The Thunderbirds 0:00
2: You're Gonna Miss Me The Kinetics 2:59
3: The Past The Edges Of Wisdom 6:31
4: Slapneck 1943 The French Church 8:46
5: Give Me Time The Symbols 11:20
6: It's Not Like That The Scurvy Knaves 13:36
7: Oh! Look What You've Done The Sonsets 16:03
8: She's A Teaser The Liv'in End 18:59
9: Black Lantern Caesar & His Romans 21:42
10: Little Women The Ebb Tides 24:30
11: I'm Gone Slide The Dagenites 26:34
12: Goin' Away The New Corvets 29:14
13: One Way Street The Four Keys 31:21
14: Point Black The Plague 33:44
15: More Than A Kiss Caedman & The Nobles 36:04
16: Captain Dueseldorph The Starfyres 39:13
17: Lucky End The Uniteds 42:40
18: The Ballad Of Tarzan The Grey Stokes 45:10
19: We're In Love The Fuzztones 47:33
20: I Love You More Each Day The Torments 49:48
21: Set You Free Sir Kenneth & The Yorkshire Coachmen 51:52
22: Too Shy The Druids 53:57
23: Let's Move The Night Crawlers 56:03
24: You're My Baby The Riots 59:35
25: Come To Me Baby The Sires 1:02:26
26: You Got Another Thing Comin' The Esquires 1:05:38
27: If I Don't See Her Tonight Wet Paint 1:08:32
28: The Mummy Jonathan With Orchestra 1:11:04

[@mariekatherine5238]

1966 was the best year for garage rock! Was also the best year for me. Moved to NYC, all-girls’ Catholic boarding school, (sounds horrible, but wasn’t!) Family was military, first time I stayed in same school more than a year, stayed until graduation, 3 1/2 years! Was last year before we lost oldest brother Jimmy in Vietnam, sister Monica, age 12 to leukemia. Dad came out of Navy, was never the same. 1966 kept me going until next good time, 1973-1975. Great music, good times. Music is a time machine. When life sucks, God and music keeps me going. 🎼 🎶 🎵 ❤

[@HemiVic]

This is real music! Anyone who listens to 60’s Garage Punk knows just how great this era was in Rock Music! 1964-67 Forever!

[@kenkovar2647]

aka rock

[@frederickmckenney8377]

Great music! listen, learn, love and it's forever!!!

[@gwugluud]

Many of the bands here are so highly-original and astonishingly brilliant.

[@stevencorsoe9575]

Although there are some sonics covers etc.they still sound phenomenal.

[@CydnotCharrise1]

@@stevencorsoe9575 And the Sonics had a lot of covers which also sounded phenomenal.

[@markjg2275]

Great music from a great generation .

[@kenkovar2647]

generation?, Its not ended baby

[@john-sp3tr]

@@kenkovar2647 Slot of you Gina , and a few oldins , are reawakening to this bad ass so- called "unknown Garage / Punk , early psych bands/ tunes . My friends early wild - child sister had a few of these tunes back when I was 7-8 yrs old ; which I vaguely recall ; 64-66 time frame , maybe 1967. In fact she was wearing bell- bottom slacks around 1966 .

[@rogertemple7193]

"this is Garage Punk Rock n Roll.... when RnR still had an attitude,unknown bands trying to make it big, back then I noticed it was hard to get a good record deal, today any one can get a good record deal mostly untalented artists that doesn't even know what real Rock n Roll is, THANKS for the great music here."-😎🍺🎤🎸🥁🎸🎹.

[@grooviefan]

Sorry Roger, not just anybody can get a record deal. ESP one that pays decent and gives the band support.

[@rogertemple7193]

@@grooviefan "well in that case look whats going on in today's music and say that okay....the Grammy's for instance this past week untalented people getting what they want over real talent,OKAY!!!!."-👽🌐🇺🇸🌏🌍🌎🇺🇸🌐..

[@rogertemple7193]

🛂🛃

[@HemiVic]

My heart and soul live between the years 1964-67! As far as I’m concerned their is NO music these days!

[@michaelfuria4257]

so much psych music, so little time to listen.....

[@hairydonuts6024]

Excellent comp. The Thunderbird's track is particularly brilliant.

[@RoninAvenger]

Going to collect all these vinyls. Got all the "Unissued Sixties Garage Acetates" on vinyl, working on getting all the "Back From The Grave" vinyls, then I'll move on to these.

[@stevencorsoe9575]

To the non schooled in garage music there is so much great 60s music out there thats not tapped into(too innovative and great)not just nuggets collections but keep hunting for more great sounds...i thought i heard it all but im even still learning(over 25 years of listening)keep being independant.Thanks for the great uploads.

[@gwugluud]

You said a mouthful. Before the Net, I guess I thought Pebbles represented most of what was out there circa 1966-ish, besides The Stones, The Animals, Blues Magoos, etc. Now I know that even Burfurd, Nebraska had a dozen garage bands that were just as good as Them or The Seeds, etc. What a scene! It's surreal. I even find myself wondering how it all could have been possible. There must have been close to a million bands throughout especially N America, plus the Brit Invasion-influenced bands throughout Australia, South Africa... I'm aware that Buenos Aires Argentina had a kickass garage rock scene. If you haven't checked out Los Bestias yet, holy crap. They were BETTER than The Animals... and I would have sex with any of The Animals, and I'm not even gay, if that tells you anything. :P

[@brianwest1452]

Me to listening to this stuff for over 30 yrs was to young the first time around but it's the best American music made so so much always learning knew stuff it's endless and timeless

[@johnceglick8714]

Amazing how the big music chiefs missed these groups . Either bad management , or financing not available . To me this music is early punk / psych . Would like to know time range of these slamming hits. Folks , this is the epitome of the 60s scene , rebellion, anti- Vietnam War scene !

[@johnceglick8714]

@@gwugluud Gees , listening to this talent , and how in the world these brilliant bands were bypassed boggles the mind; @ least mine . This is the 60s , and not always Beatles , Beach Boys , Blues Maggoes , The Who , Germans Hermits , Byrd's , Motown , Rolling Stones ETC.!!

[@raxxtango]

Love the Ear-Bleeding Treble distortion on the 1st song. My Neighbors love it too.

[@DrMJC13]

😂😂😂

[@gwugluud]

My new neighbors heard me banging on my drumkit, and one guy sez he plays drums why dont we jam. Here's where it always gets weird, trying to explain "what kind of music" Im into, and theyre always all "thats cool, i "like all kinds of music", which means "I only listen to whatever comes on the radio"... So to give them an idea of what Im into, Ill burn a CD of garage rock compilations from this series, Pebbles etc to give to them. Next time I see them, they wont talk to me anymore, and its like they think Im like a criminally insane pedophile, or like a murderer or something. Lol

[@microaggressionsurvivor2937]

That treble would never fly today in the age of DAWs. The sound has to be as clean and sterile as possible. No frequency peaks.

[@kenkovar2647]

distortion rocks baby

[@kenkovar2647]

@@microaggressionsurvivor2937 analog fightback

[@stevencorsoe9575]

College radio still goals this sound and always will.Much like the days of A.M. radio.Alway true to my heart.

[@deandupont5503]

You can always count on Crypt Records to deliver the goods.

[@igornovaisdarocha8293]

Mais um volume excelente obrigatório a todos os amantes de garage rock e rock n roll

[@igornovaisdarocha8293]

Obrigado pela excelente observação isso mostra o quanto o seu gosto é fascinante e brilhante forte abraço nunca é demais ter acesso à pessoas inteligentes no mundo atual com pessoas com conhecimento zero salve rock n roll são Paulo brasil 03/07/2022

[@Chuck1798]

Fabulous ! I just can hear this music thank so much XXxxZEINxxXX

[@Eliuhd]

I bought a tape in Floresville, Texas, and it has the best recording of this song I aware so close to this one but way way way better and it melted in my truck during the summer, now I can’t prove it in anyway. It was so rare from Holland I think. The instrumentation is so similar and so close man…. When I find that version I will ave a heart attack I sware!

[@larrycreature7292]

Track 2 is a cover of Your gonna miss me by Roky Erickson's band the 13th floor elevators!! cool comp man

[@dinoleo3804]

No 15 is my favourite

[@kenkovar2647]

what man could resist that singer at 7:30?

[@chadbrunsvold8936]

Just awesome. There's still stuff like this out there, but ya gotta search for it.

[@RoninAvenger]

Yeah I've definitely heard some decent modern indie garage bands, but they still can't compare. Doesn't have the same vibe.

[@john-sp3tr]

@@RoninAvenger This is the best of the early psych that emanated from.the proto punk/ garage. Rock an Roll music was morphing by 62-63 ;ie Love Louie " by The Kingsmen , for sure , or , to be specific at an earlier time like 1960 Dick Dales psychedelic influence .

[@claytontharp8902]

Right on! Very cool.

[@humbertomadridarredondo9091]

Este es el inicial Punk Rock con sonido sesentero y psicodélico.

[@john-sp3tr]

I think that punk / garage kind of kick started the psych scene . The garage/ punk genre / psych was sort of the proto psych , and one of the reasons it went underground , and played @ opening night slots , mostly on radio pm stations. These punk , garage groups were a little ahead of their time ,or coincided with the mainstream , well knowns ; such as The Beatles , Rolling stones , Animals , Kinks , McCoys , Kingsmen , Castaways , just to pick of few . These unknown , garage groups probably didn't have , nor the good , honest management , and mishandled their finances , and lackadaisical management to advocate these bands promotionally .

[@damianrodriguez5857]

Que buen compilado

[@johnmitchelljr]

Thank you. Turn that noise down. Great channel.

[@SartorialisticSavage65]

These are both so killer they could just be BFTG 11 and 12 lol.

[@calliopivogiatzis2235]

"One way street"reminds me of "paperback writer"

[@leonardchandler6448]

that sound so cool

[@robertcubinelli4961]

59:35 You're my baby

[@chrisyonts9652]

I like this.

[@marcgenest6987]

Bcp de titres m étaient inconnus, merci

[@eyelooksawaythenlooksback3077]

The drums sound like Joy Divisions "Atrocity Exhibition"

[@isabelleanzaldi3839]

Wow

[@kenkovar2647]

lo fi 4 evah!

[@seanrodden6151]

Titled "Unknowns". Every track is clearly labelled with song title and performer...

[@SartorialisticSavage65]

It's referring to how obscure and local these bands were.

[@seanrodden6151]

I was making a joke...

[@SartorialisticSavage65]

@@seanrodden6151 Oh. My bad. 💜

[@xwellin861]

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[@brianwest1452]

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