Music Machine - 'Talk Talk'

The Music Machine performing their garage punk anthem 'Talk Talk' on Where The Action Is...

[@John_Fugazzi]

The Music Machine was an important Sunset Strip band that had a sudden moment of glory with this great song. Instantly in January of 1967 every local band was doing their cover of it at all the open houses (dances). It was the sine qua non of hard rock in it's day, though one must mention 1966 rockers as well like Gloria, Wild Thing, Psychotic Reaction and Love's 7 and 7 Is. What a time for music this was.

[@cautionTosser]

96 tears

[@chriscampbell9191]

And that other cool Sunset Strip group, the Standells. California to the max, and a kickass garage rock sound.

[@rasjjmitchell7977]

🌈 Jah Bless 🌈 It was the best time ever for Music. The kids of today have no idea what they missed

[@marksavage1744]

I get the chills just thinking about it! There are still a few bands putting out new music like this and doing great covers of the 60s stuff. My favorite is The Satelliters (from Germany). I didn't like their first few albums as much, but once they released "What's Up With Timothy Dee", their albums have been awesome. I think "Hashish" is their best work. Also "Sexplosive" and "More of the Satelliters" and "Timothy Dee". (If you can find the original vinyl of "What's Up With Timothy Dee" it had a couple songs that were not included on the CD when it was finally released years later. The Chesterfield Kings and The Miracle Workers too!

[@larryb8022]

Monster of a song ❤❤✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻🎸🎸🎸🎸

[@rundoetx]

Punk in 1966. I loved this song then still do. I still own my 45 vinyl copy

[@dawnenglish2114]

That's sooo cool

[@danocable]

I kinda agree with Ed king, it’s kinda psychedelic,punk yeah kinda like Rocky erricson.

[@dj-um7el]

​@@danocable Roky Erickson is cool!

[@flyguyinmotion]

you know it's great when it still rocks 50 years later.

[@Alwaysherethere]

Yeah 2023!

[@BarryHart-xo1oy]

Very true.

[@franksutopiahead940]

Indeed... I've been listening to this and Masculine Intuition repeatedly these past few days, just like I did 55 years ago! ✌️💜👍

[@kensolar69]

Coming out in 1965 this was one of the first hard rock songs ever heard on US radio.

[@Beneluxer]

This is basically Wire's Pink Flag to me. Completely out of nowhere, writing its own rules. Sick.

[@hickoryhippie]

Good reference! One of my favorite post-punk albums. Wire is highly underrated.@@Beneluxer

[@joaozagalo3393]

This didn't exactly come out of nowhere. check "7 and 7 is" by Love or "Demolición" by "Los Saicos", for instance. But a great song, obviously.@@Beneluxer

[@salamecas5293]

Punk was born from the 60s

[@michaeljames2183]

I’m 59 and I don’t know the references you speak of. A little before my time. Curious, how old are you all?

[@stephenmark6781]

A heavy, protopunk classic and one of the most underrated songs from the 60's.

[@TeddyLeppard]

That's not proto-punk. It's 60's rock.

[@eternallife9786]

​@@TeddyLeppardif it was in a nugget or pebbles box that is definitely proto-punk this wasn't big corporation music these guys didn't have super budget's like the English bands

[@Beneluxer]

@@eternallife9786 This reminds me of Pink Flag. It seemed like it wrote some new rules. That weird inserted bridge (Can't seem to talk about...) the TALK TALK TALK TALK coda...this song is from another planet.

[@Warrogue1]

Mid-'60s proto-punk garage band! Great stuff!

[@steverhodesvideos6244]

Pigeon-holer

[@libraryquiet]

I'll never forget the sixties! Everyday there was a new song that just knocked you out! They made you feel good. It was as if the whole world, all of us, were in some great movie being made. The motion picture's in the theater's as well as the TV show's we watched were awsome too. The comic books!, ah man I don't even know where to start. The sports scene was the same as everything else in the sixties...., amazing and fantastic!

[@MrmelodyUs]

Yes Yes and Yes!

[@mandk6089]

This tune still sounds amazing..Soo cool fifty years later in 2022. Amazing band.

[@nathanielhunkup5878]

2023

[@BarryHart-xo1oy]

Very, very true.

[@johnwingwo8290]

This is a great teenage angst song, "my social life's a dud, my name is really mud, I'm up to here in lies, I guess I'm down to size." I love this song.

[@lakhana5774]

No, no, no. You want a teenage angst song.........listen to "7 and 7 Is" by Love. Now THAT'S an angst song........complete with a bomb going off at the very end.

[@mikeysmith3755]

Joeptm1

[@johnsain]

....and I tend to believe he's truly singing of his personal experience....

[@christianmotley262]

The theme song of My Life

[@Alwaysherethere]

Me too!

[@1dluep]

one of the first punk bands

[@Ebiczebulanious]

I saw them live in San Francisco they sat down at our table and talked to us during their break. Cool dudes I thought they had a future.

[@wilfru1]

this is one bad ass song for its time, one of my absolute favorites,

[@Alwaysherethere]

Absolutely

[@nond.6106]

Love this song.These guys were the first ones to wear one glove!

[@ShannonLee1956]

Gene Vincent did it before these guys.

[@patgalvez4563]

MJ did it after@@ShannonLee1956

[@salamecas5293]

gangsta

[@billlenderman3778]

Dark & heavy music for the day, still holds up. I remember them and others on Where The Action Is.

[@MrSirMrSirMr]

Singer: "I'm in misery, this is hell" Dancers: Wheeeeee!

[@salamecas5293]

lol

[@michaeljames2183]

Funny

[@boombauta8374]

This is such a underrated great song. Classic heavy metal masterpiece

[@eternallife9786]

That's pushing it you'd have better luck arguing it was the first punk song

[@MrmelodyUs]

@@eternallife9786 haha

[@yourtubesteak]

One of the greatest garage band records ever.

[@leftright6054]

Never thought the 60s would sound this badass

[@kennethhorne1119]

do some heavy research..There are lots of sounds of the 60"s like this

[@Esotereclectic]

Get the "Nuggets" compilation album. You're welcome!

[@chasbodaniels1744]

Excellent suggestion! Lenny Kaye compiled the Nuggets and Nuggets II albums with great garage band songs. He was also a guitar player and musical director for the Patti Smith Band. Music reviewer and critic. What a guy!

[@opaljk4835]

Try out Pebbles and Back From The Grave too. Nuggets is great, but Pebbles and BFTG gets into some really scuzzy and sick garage rock. Also stuff like Flower Traveling Band et al were super heavy and bad ass.

[@garysmith9265]

Small Faces "tin soldier" another early heavy hitter! I saw a this band play this in Reno,Nevada national guard armory 1967.

[@TJRatfink]

one of the best 2 minute songs of all time!

[@richardrincon3090]

Music Machine songs Thats genius proto-punk band and sound and song almost 10 whole years before Punk it came around amazing

[@bluecatky]

Rest in peace, Sean Bonniwell. Thanks for the great music.

[@dpclerks09]

🙏

[@johnallen2771]

I went crazy when this song came out. I thought it was so cool. The words and the music together would just get me up out of my seat.

[@ShapelyDice]

I'll be playing this one in the year 2066, along with hundreds of other fabulous cuts from 1966, and they will all sound as sharp and crisp as ever, a hundred years after the fact!

[@robertpryor7225]

Doit, I'll b dead

[@larrybernstein4109]

This song still holds up after all these years. I bought their album back in the 60's and I still have it. i consider it one of my most prized albums.

[@williamschletzer4516]

Loved this song since it came out when I was 17. Over the years I've come to recognize what an unusual arrangement this is with the stop starts and the drum rolls. Not your usual chords and melody type of song. Very unique still.

[@acethegreat3963]

You could tell me this came out in 1977 I wouldn't question it for a second. I'm super into finding bands who were the early brick layers for punk and heavy metal right now and this was a treat.

[@eternallife9786]

Same

[@brucegordon7248]

This song epitomizes the 60's, it just has that certain kind of sound you immediately recognize from that era.

[@eternallife9786]

It's that simple use of the fuzz

[@Cap683]

The bass player is Keith Olsen, famed producer. I fired off a quick email to him because I loved the little four note fuzz bass fill which was cool for 1966. He kindly got back to me. Those EKO basses were popular in my town mainly because they were relatively affordable and had the Hofner style violin shape.

[@geronimosaenz6204]

there will never be another time like the 60s. l wish l grew up in that era.

[@jessenichols2819]

opened for them in 1968 at the Sugar Shack, Biloxi, Ms. The Missing Lynx.

[@mroldpueblo7879]

My dad was stationed at Keesler We left in 67 though

[@AmericanIsraeliJew]

I filled out my dream-sheet for Biloxi out of C & E Schools but they sent me to Okinawa instead.

[@paulsmith8212]

You lucky dog!

[@williamjordan5554]

2nd best name to Mobile's Tequila Mockingbird.

[@Pimp-Master]

Their lead singer wasn't on the young side if cameras can be trusted. But he and Bill Haley have that problem I guess.

[@josephwu5127]

Really an amazing song for that era. Unusual in its tune, message and expression. The clothes are also way before its time. Unique.

[@renesagahon4477]

Never heard of this or seen video until today. It was ahead of its time

[@georgeplagianos6487]

Yep I like the song I'm confused is it ahead of its time or before it's time please set me on the right path

[@debraweaver6308]

@@georgeplagianos6487 it was BEFORE itd time. Before the heavy metal

[@junemcneely1362]

I've heard this song only once in my entire life, it was in the early 70s when I was about 10 years old, I never heard it again until now almost fifty years later! I always wondered who sang it, a life long mystery finally solved.

[@GRILLBUOY101]

Cool story.i kn ow it from alice cooper. He does a cover from 82.mm Is better.

[@marjoryrainey287]

Relief finally!

[@stevegroot5347]

Same here. I was listening to radio station on the way to work in the mid 80's. The DJ didn't say the song title or band. It blew me away. I thought it was a new song. I kept waiting to hear it again, but never did until just a few years ago.

[@michaeljames2183]

@@GRILLBUOY101 Me too. Flush the Fashion! I think Alice’s version was more polished and better.

[@edhalfen7380]

One black glove and straight ahead rock of the day. Haven't heard this song in years (decades?). Thanks to KZbin and all who contribute this history for each of us to enjoy...

[@johnturtle6649]

Tell me about it. I was pleasantly surprised when I randomly found Hawkwind again too. Now if big tech can just be destroyed the future might have a chance.

[@patricktaylor4997]

I remember first hearing 'Talk Talk' back in the late '70s when The Demics would cover it in their live set. So many bands at the time were rediscovering all these '60s underground gems. The original still stands up. Such a cool song!

[@johndoeiii6103]

The demics were a classic band

[@fitley60647]

This is so heavy for the lo-fi that was available at the time. Killer fuzztone, great drumming.

[@SladeBarker]

there's a whole lot more like it on the nuggets compilation that made it famous a 2nd time

[@bobair2]

lo-fi?

[@williamkiely9523]

I’m grateful that I was a teen during the 60’s. This song reminds me of hanging with friends on hot summer nights in Burlington, Mass. great memories. Great band.

[@michaelserrurier9392]

Greatest two minutes in rock n roll.

[@mikephalen3162]

The greatest rock single ever made.

[@3Rubee]

Fuckin nay

[@howardamess452]

Apart from The Pretty Things Rosalyn! Both unruly and badass as fuck!

[@sonyakereopa1413]

@@mikephalen3162 ♥️

[@ericparker1346]

The original punky leather tough Ramone's hair look 20 years earlier.. and the one glove thing MJ lifted 30 years later . I had the 45 when it came out. ahhh. the advantages of being 65 :) lol

[@clarkewi]

When I was 16 I flew from LA to NYC and the whole band was on the plain. I recognized them from songs like this. Farfisa organs were a trademark of the era.

[@David-ej7qq]

@ clarkewt The plain? SMH

[@paulsmith8212]

Wonderful song, great times. As dear Eddie Money said” We can’t go back”.. Life is so short. Remember those wonderful times!

[@LynneKelley]

this colours my high school experience! I was 15 when this came out! Really miss these songs from back in the birth of good rock~

[@LynneKelley]

me too Steve! ♪

[@crustycobs2669]

Man,I remember this song. In retrospect, it was proto-punk, what a great song. Like to hear it again in another 50 years «lol»

[@mickeymousebiker1]

Raw and unapologetic -- proto-punk, baby! I remember seeing this band on a Cleveland OH music show back in the mid-Sixties. This is STILL king tone!

[@stevebordelon5361]

I remember when this song was always on the playlist in late 1966 and 1967- loved it!. Classic one-hit wonders.

[@MrmelodyUs]

#MusicMachine had lots more where this came from. Listen to "The People In Me."

[@pigurine]

I remember watching this live, oh what a time to be young!

[@deborahholton2008]

Me too, I bought the 45 immediately

[@jeffdowler9130]

These guys were 10 miles ahead of there time, and now 2016 the music this music blows away most bands. What a beat, great band that has meaning and the fucking drums are awesome.

[@jeffdowler9130]

Vary heavy metal but not driving nails. Just beautiful rock solid. My kind of sound!

[@davidpack1944]

These guys are awesome ! Grunge innovators long before grunge was even heard of even a bit of punk thrown in !

[@carlrudd1858]

It's like the evil Turtles... LOL

[@LordKenebutch]

Ha!!!

[@margaretszuky6768]

**YOU GOT THAT RIGHT, MY FRIEND!! LOL!! LOL!!

[@scottannett3466]

HAHAHA

[@axecalibore]

Hahahaha! Funny!

[@kalreet7025]

😜

[@williamjones6276]

Sean Bonniwell was a genius! Music Machine was way ahead of it's time.

[@lemurianchick]

IT IS time?

[@olsenosbourne1384]

In 2007 i thought is was New Release. Ispin this all the time I hope it will Help my music (guitar playing) las vegas

[@andrewburgess633]

word

[@daawedge9324]

...you are right......imagine what it would have been like to see their set, and get the FEELING......

[@bobair2]

They were of their time and many bands of the era played some similar type sounds.

[@stevesanzari7294]

Wow ! These Songs were Great ! Takes Me Back to my HS Days ! This was the Music that pulled us through those Nam War Days !

[@anotherblownengine]

The singer, drummer and the guitar and bass player are each wearing a glove on ONE hand. Crazy, man, crazy.

[@davehallock3656]

that was their gimmick!

[@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823]

You'd think it would be opposite hands so fewer gloves...

[@paullast7928]

When I was thirteen I went to a Paul Revere and the Raiders concert in Des Moines, Iowa in 64(?) With my bandmates (The Shylocks)....We saw Billy Joe Royal, Steve Alaimo and Flash and the Board of Directors(A white James Brown style act-cape and all).....One thing I remember was the intensity of the drummers in all those groups! They were positively SLAMMIN'!!...That was my first "real" concert and our little band kicked it up a notch after seeing some real pros hit the stage like they were gonna stomp it to pieces!!..We made a homemade strobe light and a psychedelic backdrop light which consisted of a cut glass ashtray filled with Aqua Velva or Jade East into which we dropped food dye, baby oil and Alka Seltzer tabs...This sat on an on an overhead projector which shone on sheets strung up behind us.....We flailed about as though we had literally gone bat shit crazy and just whipped the little farm girls into a frenzy down at the local American Legion Hall in Podunk Corners...I think we scared the shit outta the adult chaperones.....They thought their sweet little daughters had been possessed by the devil.....AAAAAH, YOUTH!!

[@wave60]

These guys were ahead of there time.

[@dpclerks09]

Undoubtedly.

[@linscott74]

There is a lot going on in this video--intentional or not, greatness abounds. The song totally rocks too.

[@terrysears4350]

never get tired of this song !!

[@leroycalibo2003]

When I grow up in San Francisco as a teenager this group I love their style at the time one of a kind one hit wonder but I know every word of this song

[@calleaeste]

Gotta love the growling punk song while the "Up With People" type kids are dancing in the background!

[@EddieHaskelll]

+calleaeste Back in the day, that kind of "go go" dancing was considered lewd and lascivious!

[@Suchapill]

+Dave Taylor Is that really true Dave? Very rhythmic and groovy too. Perfect for the song.

[@jimredden5899]

love the sound. i have a song called molly that's retro sixties check it out www.cdbaby.com/cd/jimredden

[@sloucho84]

That's 100% what makes this era of music so great. Wear suits and ties, have a catchy tune, and then subversive lyrics and some dark distortion of the guitar. Love it.

[@written12]

Yeah, the background dancers didn’t quite catch the vibe of the song, did they.

[@goldbug66]

I was 17 when this came out. I got it then and I get it now. No apologies!

[@robertyoung5061]

Great rock song some 50 years gone. Thanks for posting this classic!

[@kinghenry1235]

I think ok just had the flashback they’ve been talking about all these years 🎉

[@ShakepearesDaughter]

Fabulous. I was six years old when this song was performed. I love knowing something this cool was going on somewhere when I was already on the planet, but before I actually even knew what "cool" was. Like it was just out there, hangin' in the ether, waiting for me to find it someday. Thanks Sean Bonniwell, KZbin, and the video poster!

[@martinskanal]

What is almost AS interesting is that your dad was 402 years old when this song was performed 😊

[@777RockNRollin]

This is like punk meets grunge meets Zappa meets indie meets Ramones meets ??? ,..but like in 1966 ??????? Way ahead of the curve ! here

[@mozart7191]

Great band. The start of heavy metal and gothic music. Devilishly hard piece to play.

[@salamecas5293]

and punk

[@valentinius62]

This had to be the kind of stuff punk rockers must have been really listening to when they were children just getting into music.

[@JMRubino]

Since this group was a bit of a one-hit wonder, I have always thought that this song has gone rather unappreciated in terms of its place in the development of hard rock and heavy metal When you consider the era this song was written, some of the hard rock elements of the song are pretty far ahead of its time. The bass lines are very cool, and the 2-note lead-in to the last verse was a very unusual technique back then.

[@williamdenton6427]

A great hit from late 66 heard it then and love it still a really underrated band.

[@barryshandolow982]

I listen to this over and over

[@vintagerpem930]

love ,60's dance moves

[@MustangSam]

I still have the original 45 single of this. The only trouble with this song is its too short! Great old video.

[@alanspagnolia9474]

Myself as well ! On ORIGINAL SOUND records !!

[@richardrice40]

It may be too short but that's a lotta music in(less than) 2 minutes!😃

[@bigbass421]

Note: The bass player Keith Olsen, is the only one wearing the glove on his LEFT hand. He's gone now, as is Singer/ composer Sean Bonniwell. These guys were pioneers, worked out drum part- brilliant- drop tuned guitars, all black dress- black gloves- add that all up and you do it in 1966- and you have the birth of heavy rock.

[@noahjuan2234]

I met one of the guitar players in '66, he told me about their Eb drop tuning for that song.

[@mortricia2]

The look and sound are dark and heavy for their time!

[@USCG.Brennan]

Psychodelics to the Max.....loved this song when it came out and still do so many decades later!! Todays Kiddos don't have a clue..... Dontcha wish you could go back and relive all this?? ;-)

[@waykoolrecords]

I was 10 years old when the Beatles hit the radio stations in 1964 and I was buying all there records , but when I first ever heard this great song on the radio that changed my taste in music , as I fell in love with the sound of fuzz tone guitar !

[@marksolarz3756]

The dancers in the background..............far happier then the fellas................most Excellant!

[@captaingalaxy8009]

These guys knew how to mix straight ahead rock with a proto-punk and garage vibe. Check out the kids groovin'!! Bonniwell and the guys really kicked ass!!!!

[@vampyros1]

Bonniwell was brilliant, and this band was fantastic. Definitely in the top echelon of garage-psyche along with the Count V, Seeds, Litter, etc.

[@witheringi9492]

quintessential rock band from the 60's!

[@drollig7905]

still have my 1967 album, first metal band for me.. still listen 55 years later

[@larrylorenzen2449]

I saw them live and they were amazing!!

[@mustlovepretzels]

The bassist was producer Keith Olsen(Fleetwood Mac, Sammy Hagar, The Grateful Dead to name a few). Cheers!

[@wasteyelo1]

Killer track. Can't beat old psych of a Wednesday night.

[@tomrowan293]

Damn! wish it 66 again! That one year every tune on the radio was BOSS!

[@BoneyWhy]

Maybe the best 2:06 in history! The drums are innovative to this day.

[@derrickyodes8743]

the seeds, the remains, the count five, and music machine ; the true birthers of punk and indie / alternative,... long long ago too

[@benhallums3230]

THE MUSIC MACHINE's "TALK TALK" Hits No. 15 for 8 Weeks on 12/10/1966+ (1/14/1967-) on ORIGINAL SOUND RECORDS.

[@Montery12]

Years ahead of their time, single-handed glove, black clothes, punk look etc ( as an outcast kid i related to these guys).

[@melinda3369]

Love the kids doing the pony and the skate in the background.

[@sammybeck7794]

One of the greatest one-hit wonders

[@ROGER2095]

The bassist was Keith Alan Olsen who went on to become a big-name producer, producing for Rick Springfield, Fleetwood Mac, Ozzy Osbourne, The Grateful Dead, Whitesnake, Pat Benatar, Heart, Santana, Saga, Foreigner, Scorpions, Magnum, Journey, Emerson, Lake & Palmer, Joe Walsh, and Eric Burdon & the Animals, among others. He produced the "Buckingham-Nicks" album and played it for Mick Fleetwood who liked it so much he asked Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks to join Fleetwood Mac. Keith Olsen produced over 100 complete albums. His production work earned him more than 39 Gold, 24 Platinum, and 14 Multi-Platinum album certifications.

[@clydekimsey7503]

The singer's eyes look like he's 80, but one of my all time favorites

[@dpclerks09]

Sean Bonniwell has had many lifetimes here on Earth. An Old Soul.

[@MusicDude86]

Possibly the first band to tune their instruments down 1 and a half steps from E standard tuning to C# standard tuning. The next band to popularize that tuning was Black Sabbath on their 1971 album Master of Reality.

[@JohnSmith-kz8yo]

MusicDude86 The Amboy Dukes also did it on their '68 hit 'Journey to the Centre of Yo Mind'.

[@bigjoe4110]

+John Smith That song by the Amboy Dukes was indeed a classic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@timhoovermusicman]

+John Smith amboy dukes- Ted's first band, he stole the name from a band in Detroit. i got call of the wild and tooth,fang and claw. has the original hibernation and great white buffalo.

[@rayp4050]

Really, that's pretty cool. I always figured it was a baritone guitar being fed through the early distortion available. Here I always credited Edward Van Halen with featuring the first low A tuning on Good Enough (5150). Good catch!

[@lindakane2620]

MusicDude86 as the witch 1963

[@billtaylor4224]

I'm so old I bought that album in 66 and ya, I have and always have had great taste in music.

[@SaculNoshploda]

Oh my god! This is amazing.

[@randydewees7338]

I've liked this song from the time it first played on the radio. Seeing this performance kind of makes it a different thing for me now

[@seabertotter4325]

This band bangs! And 4 of the guys have bionic right hands.

[@dennismurillodennis3079]

This is a type of music that set the tone for other groups that came after this group through the years.

[@LambLiesDownOnBroadway]

Wow... Some of the first punk ever!!! O__o'

[@JohnSmith-op1tc]

Garage Rock, proto-punk, it has a lot of names, but you could squeeze 20 songs into an hour, with commercials, on the radio because of tunes that pack it in under 2 minutes, like this one.

[@JohnSmith-op1tc]

off_track517 Your love is strong, it is garage rock, back under the bridge with you.

[@fgldnglbs]

In those days(as far as I know), they called it punk, likely because they were American wannabe Brits(after Beatles, Stones and in MM's case, the Animals); then when the Sex Pistols, Ramones, et.al. broke, punk got applied to them; for a while, the 60's bands were called grunge by some writers, then the Seattle bands broke and grunge got applied to them. In both cases, bands with something more original to offer made off with those labels. MM, the Standells, Seeds, Blues Magoos, etc. as well as the Lyres and Original Sins, who outdid the former and the rest, have been called garage ever since.

[@juliestrauss5988]

Maximilian Bernard mc5

[@myfalsenamedotcome]

Actually early MC5 singles are '66/'67. But yes, The Music Machine came a little earlier than them, I agree.

[@waterboxer87]

Who needs a time machine when KZbin takes people back to days of wonderful music? No profanity, no violent lyrics, and the band can actually play its instruments.

[@joescott778]

I got to know the singer for a few weeks before he died. He was the nicest guy ever.

[@joescott778]

john colon I worked at the hospital.

[@ehav]

That must have been so sad :( I used to chat on his yahoo group about 14 years ago. The Godfather of punk.

[@JohnSmith-kz8yo]

cool. He also wrote and performed the music for the film 'night of the witches'.

[@timothyball4906]

But to me I hear Jim Morrison. The voices real close, do you hear Jim's voice? Not an exact match but enough for me to think Jim Morrison.

[@sirwatchalot]

Reallly SMOOOTH hair syles,man! Mods and Rockers combined!! Love this band!!