English is my 3rd language, so I don't know the right words to describe the awesomeness of this band. But people who love this band, probably understand what I feel.
Let me fix your reply for you: If you can understand me, go fuck yourself, because English is my third language! This band is fucking wicked! (You're welcome)
saw a lot of bands and there are very few who could hold a candle to the live show the Cramps put on. Never left thinking I didn't get my moneys worth from any of the shows I saw over a number of years. Thanks for the reminder.
The CRAMPS embodied and celebrated everything that was great about American music, art, photography, fashion, cars, and pop culture in general. Lux and Ivy were trendsetters without ever becoming trendy themselves. They were the nucleus of one of the greatest rock and roll bands the United States could lay claim to; always true to their sound, vision, showmanship, and most of all - their loyal fans. They lived the American dream without any strings attached, or apologies given or implied.
richardvollin agreed, but for me it was the bloody, blended concoction of all that incorporated sub culture. Ivys rhythmic grinding of then dead surf guitar with Luxe...priceless. Monsters, mayhem, dope fiends and undead rock n roll. Man i feel old, but im proud to say i was part of the birth of American Psychobilly. You hipster fucks will never know....
I've just discovered this band! This song, this performance embodies the soul of Rock N Roll! The guitar wall of sound and distortion and feedback is my dream!
I was in a small weekend alternative healing class with Lux and Ivy in Encino, CA. Late 1980's or early 1990's, can't remember exactly. Didn't know who they were at the time, but they did share a bit of their musical background with our class. They were thoughtful and quiet students like the rest of us in the class. I remember them fondly and, yes, I can say today that The Cramps kick major ass.
Saw these guys in the 80s with Lux wearing a gold lame thong and Poison Ivy wearing a belly dancer outfit - They were phenomenal. I love the gritty messiness of them.
By far one of the greatest bands I ever saw live twice in the late 1980s when I was a kid in southern California. If the Cramps ever get together for a tribute to Lux, Iggy Pop would be the best suited to sing in Lux's place. RIP Lux.
@@shaunclubberlang2887 No kidding. I think we can all agree with you but I'd rather have an older cat from the same generation with a deep voice sing in tribute to Lux, and not to attempt to copy him. I don't want to see some younger guy acting like Lux as the lead singer to a Cramps come back tour. Sadly, the Cramps is no more. Even more sad would be to see the rest of the band just whither away. I think Peter Murphy would also be a great option but I'm sure he would never do it.
The most gritty and soulful rendition of this song I've ever heard. Hats off to Return of the Living Dead for exposing me to The Cramps. I know I got to the party a little late, but I still got here with plenty of time to have some fun!
I remember watching The Cramps for the first time when my dad got one of those ancient 8ft satellite dishes, and nothing was encrypted, so you could basically watch all TV for free. One of the channels was showing Urgh! A Music War. My dad was so aghast at the Cramps, but I thought hey this is cool.
I love they show Ivy's hands . Even though as a teen I thought of only teen dirty thoughts . As I'm older now I recognize her true guitar talents and still have those teen thoughts ;-)
@@Ojoe2010 hence the air quotes. Oh yes, what attracted me to them in the first place was their sense of play, their smart-silly affection for the music and each other. Lux and Poison are my favorite nerds! (When I was a kid in the '60s I had these weird "monster sounds and dance music" albums--do the Twist while chains clank and wolves howl!--and I'll bet Lux and Poison knew those LPs too.)
@Frank Filthyfinger Although I think she is awesome in her distinct way, I have to agree. Underrated is not the word I would use. I hear the same word tossed around about Gregg Ginn, who is, in point of fact, the very worst guitarist in world history to ever achieve his level of notoriety. He sounds like a garbage disposal going around with a fork stuck in the rotor.
she's great for this music .... it's sad that she kind of disappeared after Lux Interior died ... don't know much about what she has done since ... maybe just retired entirely!
I heard this song for the first time in 1967 on the local am top 40 station.Iwas my cousin's rec room by myself when it came on.i got right up and turned the radio and stood with my back against the imitation wood wall bouncing back and forth.It was so good that I remembered it in detail.Iwas seventeen at the time.
What I Love about the Cramps is that if they are slightly out of tune it only serves to enhance the effective edginess that would destroy a lesser band.
Never knew a band that could produce so much energy, and they’re music will live on forever. Now America has Justin Bieber and Katy Perry... so depressing
Paul Jarvis You’re depressing. The Cramps were never chart toppers or massively popular like Bieber or Perry. They used to play to three hundred people a lot of the time. America has way more than just those two, get off your arse and seek out some bands that could use some support instead of moaning that yesterday was great but now everything’s crap.
I saw them at Shaboo Inn in Willimantic Connecticut ..There was about 200 people there ..Look at this concert Thousand and thousands of people..I'm so glad I saw them in 1981..What a great band I saw the original CRAMPS
Probably most of the crowd weren't born or were in nappies when the Cramps started out but just look at the reaction! That isn't just smiling at some old folks, no sir that is getting into rock n roll proper!!
Psychotic Reaction was on what I believe was Los Angeles AM radio station KRLA's greatest hits in 1967 or 68. My favorite song, "Dirty Water," by the Standells was on the album too. Being that The Cramps did Psychotic Reaction which they credit to Count Five, they might consider performing Dirty Water: "Down by the river, along with the lovers, fuckers and thieves. Oh, I love that dirty water." The song has a great beat and the guitar kicks ass. The Cramps should check it out. They'll dig it.
Really? I like all the classic early rockers. You don't think the Cramps were champions of rockabilly, garage rock and all kinds of fun old stuff that most people have no idea ever happened? Plus they have a totally fun take on the whole primitive rock thing. No, they are not a band of Mozarts, but they got the job done.
"Got it when it was hot!" "But now, frustration and heartache is what you got " "Well, we can't take it this week And her friends don't want another speech Hoping for a better day To hear what she's got to say All about that personality crisis, you got it while it was hot But now, frustration and heartache is what you got (That's why they talk about personality) (Personality) But now, your tryin' to be something, now, you got to do something Wanna be someone who counts But you think about the times you did, they took every ounce When it sure got to be a shame when you start to scream and shout You got to contradict all those times you butterflyin' about (You were butterflyin') About that personality crisis, you got it while it was hot It's always hot you know it's frustration and heartache is what you got (I've gotta talk about personality) And you're a prima ballerina on a spring afternoon Change on into the wolfman howlin', at the moon, hooowww About that personality crisis, you got it while it was hot It's always hot you know it's frustration and heartache is what you got (That's why they always talk about personality) Now, with all the crossin' fingers that mother nature says Your mirrors getting jammed up with all your friends That personality, everything is starting to blend (?) Personality, when your mind starts to blend Got so much personality, impression of a friend of a friend of a friend of a friend of a friend Personality, wonderin' how celebrities ever mend (Lookin' fine on television) "
This song kicks ass!!! Rolled over by itself from another song I was listening to. I've never listened to the Cramps, but am about to listen to a bunch of their songs hopping I like them as much as this song.
You guys make me laugh so hard, the Count 5 taught me this song on the sidebar of suggested videos during Green Onions. And before I go, I'll leave you with a little bit about my self: I was born between the years of 1990 and 1999.
That’s a Jack Casady Bass! I also noticed his carseat strap at 2:57. Something I wanted to create for the longest time. The Cramps were living a dream, or at least living out mine
Best band ever,saw them back in the day with Gregory and nick,that's was it for me lightbulb moment,it felt like l was plugged into the mains they lit me up what a sound! I really miss them.
Psychotic reaction ! Le titre du Count Five, qui donne le titre du gros bouquin de/sur Lester Bangs ! Reprise par les Cramps ! AAAAARGHH, merci @TheManus02
I have been looking for that video too! One of their last live performances. I think it probably was flagged due to lux whipping out the "old fella" at one point. Definately one of his most phsychotic riffs. apparently too much for the puritans
Hey J R, nice to see you have a more rounded opinion. Zappa might be a genius, but music ain't always just about mastubatory guitar or lyrics. The Cramps would be the first to admit that they aren't the most talented musicians, if you had ever seen them live it might sway your opinion. Anyway, what do I know, I'm just one of them 'European Dolts', who brought you, from our tiny island 'The Beatles', 'The Rolling Stones', 'Led Zeppelin', and Piers Morgan..............
I like this and the original equally - I don't prefer either over the other. Am I alone? I love how this version is more true to the title of the song. It really is a psychotic reaction, the harmonica sounds so out of place like he's losing his mind.
I shared this song from The Cramps to broadcast it on Radio Saint Affrique FM. Thanx a lot, rock 'n roll long living, you're the welcomes§. Antoine
This band is highly underrated Poison Ivy is a great guitar player these guys should be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
yes!! instead we get Mary J Blige?!?
My older brother turned me on to the cramps in late 81 and I was hooked I'm 61 now and I still love the music
Older kids in high school 1981 going into nyc singing their praises. Wish I had gone .
I was the Cramps publicist. I loved them so much!!!!!!!!!! This video made my day. Mike In Ventura aka Spike
Hi my friend lived with nick for years I used to babysit kitty
No, you weren’t.
nah you weren’t ... i know you’re Lyin your fingers are typin’
@@ainebyrne3212 I got photos and press releases to prove it... : )
@@OceanSkate401 so punk a reply lol
English is my 3rd language, so I don't know the right words to describe the awesomeness of this band. But people who love this band, probably understand what I feel.
Let me fix your reply for you:
If you can understand me, go fuck yourself, because English is my third language! This band is fucking wicked!
(You're welcome)
Good enough buddy!!
ROCK AND ROLL IS ABOUT FUCKING!! NOTHING ELSE!!! SQUIRRELMONKEYCORN
Fishnets, red hair, an evil smirk and killer guitar, what’s not to love?
She still looks good enough to eat.
Before Poison Ivy came onto the scene the word badass didn't exist.
If you think you can take her,
Well, just you try!
yeah, what he said!
@@jeffhunter8518 not in current form dude!😎😆
saw a lot of bands and there are very few who could hold a candle to the live show the Cramps put on. Never left thinking I didn't get my moneys worth from any of the shows I saw over a number of years. Thanks for the reminder.
I love the fact that you have young people listening to a HorrorPsychoBilly band from the 80s play a psychedelic song from the 1960s! in 2011
57 I still play the cramps
@@meganjones6081 ....69 and still playing the cramps
🤣😂🤣😂🤣👍 2022 now too 😘
in 2022
The Cramps formed in 76.
Poison Ivy so underrated as a guitar player she shreds!!
So so true
Like the Coasters. ;)
The CRAMPS embodied and celebrated everything that was great about American music, art, photography, fashion, cars, and pop culture in general. Lux and Ivy were trendsetters without ever becoming trendy themselves. They were the nucleus of one of the greatest rock and roll bands the United States could lay claim to; always true to their sound, vision, showmanship, and most of all - their loyal fans. They lived the American dream without any strings attached, or apologies given or implied.
Perfectly stated.
richardvollin agreed, but for me it was the bloody, blended concoction of all that incorporated sub culture. Ivys rhythmic grinding of then dead surf guitar with Luxe...priceless. Monsters, mayhem, dope fiends and undead rock n roll. Man i feel old, but im proud to say i was part of the birth of American Psychobilly. You hipster fucks will never know....
I've just discovered this band! This song, this performance embodies the soul of Rock N Roll! The guitar wall of sound and distortion and feedback is my dream!
Well stated....
I fucking agree with you, man.
I was in a small weekend alternative healing class with Lux and Ivy in Encino, CA. Late 1980's or early 1990's, can't remember exactly. Didn't know who they were at the time, but they did share a bit of their musical background with our class. They were thoughtful and quiet students like the rest of us in the class. I remember them fondly and, yes, I can say today that The Cramps kick major ass.
remember folks, this group played Napa State Hospital for the Insane, in Napa California!!!
Ain't such a thing as insane, you can either handle it or you can't...
Barrie Hellon-Warwick shut up
And they shoulda been committed!
An insane hospital in California would just be a normal hospital
I named my dogs "Lux" and "Ivy," but that was before they drank all my booze, beat me up and stole my car.
then they took my girlfriend
joynthis you made my day man thanx👍
Typical troublemakers.
BEEN THERE
haha xD
The Cramps..........A very gifted and underrated band, have been a fan of theirs since 1979, and will continue to do so.
R.I.P Lux........we miss you.
I do have the same fan-brain , since 1980 or 1981. I will not stop like those great records i have.
Saw them twice back to back night, beyond incredible
Got thrown off the stage twice for try to dance with Poison Ivy ...
😂
As long as you had a good time.
You're a good man.......
Lux tried to shove his mike in my mouth twice. I think he was bit disappointed it didn’t fit. 🎤😮
Of course you did! PEASANT! They are ROYALTY! BOW! YOU DOG! 😂
Best live band I've ever seen
They were mesmerising
FULL BLAST fun
Saw them live, two nights vacj to back, what a blast that was
I bet. Try and see the Smashing Pumkins live
Saw these guys in the 80s with Lux wearing a gold lame thong and Poison Ivy wearing a belly dancer outfit - They were phenomenal. I love the gritty messiness of them.
Ivy is an outstandig icon in her own right
This was a great version of the song. Thanks for sharing.
By far one of the greatest bands I ever saw live twice in the late 1980s when I was a kid in southern California. If the Cramps ever get together for a tribute to Lux, Iggy Pop would be the best suited to sing in Lux's place. RIP Lux.
Sad to say that not even Iggy could fill that spot
@@shaunclubberlang2887 No kidding. I think we can all agree with you but I'd rather have an older cat from the same generation with a deep voice sing in tribute to Lux, and not to attempt to copy him. I don't want to see some younger guy acting like Lux as the lead singer to a Cramps come back tour. Sadly, the Cramps is no more. Even more sad would be to see the rest of the band just whither away. I think Peter Murphy would also be a great option but I'm sure he would never do it.
@@johnnyjohn8073 Oh god yeah. No one could do it better than Iggy. It's just they broke the mold when they made Lux
Two different animals, but i’d jump at a chance to see it omg yeah. I’ve seen them both many times.
@@ludogayko2512 :(
The count five , The cramps and shockabilly show that this is one of the greatest songs EVER.....
Quite simply, one of the greatest bands ever, a flesh and blood cartoon version of rock'n'roll......perfect!!!
The most gritty and soulful rendition of this song I've ever heard. Hats off to Return of the Living Dead for exposing me to The Cramps. I know I got to the party a little late, but I still got here with plenty of time to have some fun!
I remember watching The Cramps for the first time when my dad got one of those ancient 8ft satellite dishes, and nothing was encrypted, so you could basically watch all TV for free. One of the channels was showing Urgh! A Music War. My dad was so aghast at the Cramps, but I thought hey this is cool.
Cannot think of a more perfect band to cover this!
Excellent - you never knew what to expect from the Cramps but it was always interesting.
Oh man I miss these guys, simply the greatest live shows I witnessed in my youth, these and the Stooges really put on a rock n roll 'show' !
@Frank Filthyfinger What an idiot
WTF! I have no idea who these guys are but that much Gretsch in any band is good but in the hands of a good looking redhead??……. I like it.
saw them in 1986, ducked out of my high school prom early. quick change in the car park a& then straight in. incredible.
I love they show Ivy's hands . Even though as a teen I thought of only teen dirty thoughts . As I'm older now I recognize her true guitar talents and still have those teen thoughts ;-)
For the love of ivy
You are forgiven
..in her 60's now....still hot!
The smartest, most gleeful, most self-aware “evil rockers” ever. Also tied with the E Street Band as best cover band.
evil? they're so sweet!
@@Ojoe2010 hence the air quotes. Oh yes, what attracted me to them in the first place was their sense of play, their smart-silly affection for the music and each other. Lux and Poison are my favorite nerds! (When I was a kid in the '60s I had these weird "monster sounds and dance music" albums--do the Twist while chains clank and wolves howl!--and I'll bet Lux and Poison knew those LPs too.)
Arguably, the best live band that I ever witnessed... twice!!!!!
It's good you saw them twice, otherwise you might have thought you were hallucinating the first time.
Glad there is decent live footage. Been a Cramps fan from 83, and I have seen all the bootlegs :-). Thanks for uploading. Rock those Bones Lux!!
Such a good show. Thanks.
if you like this you might like my brothers music. his name is Stu Morris and Murder the ghost is a good song by him
What a loss that no one even heard about when he died. Poison Ivy is such an underrated guitarist too
@Frank Filthyfinger Although I think she is awesome in her distinct way, I have to agree. Underrated is not the word I would use. I hear the same word tossed around about Gregg Ginn, who is, in point of fact, the very worst guitarist in world history to ever achieve his level of notoriety. He sounds like a garbage disposal going around with a fork stuck in the rotor.
Greg Ginn rambles endlessly on guitar nowadays... saw "Black Flag" in January 2020
she's great for this music .... it's sad that she kind of disappeared after Lux Interior died ... don't know much about what she has done since ... maybe just retired entirely!
@@moonmelder2965 She was Lux wife. Till the end.
@@moonmelder2965 Maybe...she is in her 60's....love to see her do something with Tina Weymouth....
I heard this song for the first time in 1967 on the local am top 40 station.Iwas my cousin's rec room by myself when it came on.i got right up and turned the radio and stood with my back against the imitation wood wall bouncing back and forth.It was so good that I remembered it in detail.Iwas seventeen at the time.
What I Love about the Cramps is that if they are slightly out of tune it only serves to enhance the effective edginess that would destroy a lesser band.
what do you mean, "slightly"
That kicked ass, what a cool band, would have been awesome being at the gig.
Lux and Ivy's covers were always so good...needs to be an album of Cramps covers
That’s like half of all their albums
Never knew a band that could produce so much energy, and they’re music will live on forever. Now America has Justin Bieber and Katy Perry... so depressing
Paul Jarvis You’re depressing. The Cramps were never chart toppers or massively popular like Bieber or Perry. They used to play to three hundred people a lot of the time. America has way more than just those two, get off your arse and seek out some bands that could use some support instead of moaning that yesterday was great but now everything’s crap.
@@ExternalInputs amen
Sorry about Bieber...
Bieber and Perry? NO!
BUT YOU GOT RAP MUSIC! music of the tonedef people
@West Bay K. gdam i know it, i hate dave grohl just as kurt did.
Kristy Wallace really tears it up. Underrated.
I saw them at Shaboo Inn in Willimantic Connecticut ..There was about 200 people there ..Look at this concert Thousand and thousands of people..I'm so glad I saw them in 1981..What a great band I saw the original CRAMPS
Some times you just gotta rock your way through a gig. They did good.
Poison Ivy is one of the least known, but most influential guitarists of the the last 3 decades,,,,
I miss this band SO much! They were the "Plan 9 from Outer Space" of the music scene!! You either loved the camp or didn't get it. ...I got it!!
Jerry Dismukes hell yes I miss them!!!!!!
They gave us so many songs to listen to. But I miss'em too bigtime.
Probably most of the crowd weren't born or were in nappies when the Cramps started out but just look at the reaction! That isn't just smiling at some old folks, no sir that is getting into rock n roll proper!!
one of the best bands weve ever had!!respect the lux n ivy!!.xx
Psychotic Reaction was on what I believe was Los Angeles AM radio station KRLA's greatest hits in 1967 or 68. My favorite song, "Dirty Water," by the Standells was on the album too. Being that The Cramps did Psychotic Reaction which they credit to Count Five, they might consider performing Dirty Water: "Down by the river, along with the lovers, fuckers and thieves. Oh, I love that dirty water." The song has a great beat and the guitar kicks ass. The Cramps should check it out. They'll dig it.
"lovers, muggers, and thieves".
Genius guitarist Poison Ivy and fab Lux RIP.
They're one band you have to see live
LUX......BEST FRONTMAN EVER!!!
+Martha Todd Stephens The sexual presence and power were irrepressible, on stage.
+Martha Todd Stephens oh yeah
Totally
Amen
No one comes close
I have gone to their concert in the 80's. It was the best.
The "no crowd-surfing" sign should have been ripped off by fans as a gesture of respect to the band
..and still obeyed.
haha xD +1
These guys are one of my “evil” faves.Great everything!
I placed them under Naughty Honey playlist 👿
who knew a psychotic reaction could feel this good
One of the best band ever, more than a band, a lifestyle, a vision.
This band gives me the cramps.
Agreed...loved the Cramps and Killing Joke both for that....
Best punk band EVER. RIP LUX AND IVY. TO SEE THEM LIVE WAS A REAL TREAT !
loving this. a fave song in junior high, but
Cramps improved it quite a lot. thanks for upload!
Really? I like all the classic early rockers. You don't think the Cramps were champions of rockabilly, garage rock and all kinds of fun old stuff that most people have no idea ever happened? Plus they have a totally fun take on the whole primitive rock thing. No, they are not a band of Mozarts, but they got the job done.
Cramps were raw, like rock’n’roll was supposed to be about
"Got it when it was hot!"
"But now, frustration and heartache is what you got
"
"Well, we can't take it this week
And her friends don't want another speech
Hoping for a better day
To hear what she's got to say
All about that personality crisis, you got it while it was hot
But now, frustration and heartache is what you got
(That's why they talk about personality)
(Personality)
But now, your tryin' to be something, now, you got to do something
Wanna be someone who counts
But you think about the times you did, they took every ounce
When it sure got to be a shame when you start to scream and shout
You got to contradict all those times you butterflyin' about
(You were butterflyin')
About that personality crisis, you got it while it was hot
It's always hot you know it's frustration and heartache is what you got
(I've gotta talk about personality)
And you're a prima ballerina on a spring afternoon
Change on into the wolfman howlin', at the moon, hooowww
About that personality crisis, you got it while it was hot
It's always hot you know it's frustration and heartache is what you got
(That's why they always talk about personality)
Now, with all the crossin' fingers that mother nature says
Your mirrors getting jammed up with all your friends
That personality, everything is starting to blend (?)
Personality, when your mind starts to blend
Got so much personality, impression of a friend of a friend of a friend of a friend of a friend
Personality, wonderin' how celebrities ever mend
(Lookin' fine on television)
"
Sooooo, what's your point posting lyrics to a New York Dolls song?
@@jchis9852 I'm wondering the same thing.
Help me. When it's full moon Lux stand in my garden. Then he stares at my window and howls...
sounds like a dream...-_-
my favorite band in the history of the world
Omg, i need this on vinyl😂
Loved to have been there! The Cramps were a big part of my youth.Women in the audience are lush!
the great Blaster Bill Batman on drums...wow!
That is not Bateman in this video it's Nicky Beat Alexander ...
The lead singer is crazy
One of my all time favourite covers of this song
Ivy knows what that whammy bar is FOR!! Saw this band live numerous times. Lux looked surprisingly healthy in this show.
Lux lnterior: coolest punk rock name ever.
OK. This is IT! That ''run'' at 2:00. Good heavens!
One of the greatest songs ever written.
This song kicks ass!!! Rolled over by itself from another song I was listening to.
I've never listened to the Cramps, but am about to listen to a bunch of their songs hopping I like them as much as this song.
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Ivy my very well be the most underrated/undervalued, guitarist in the world.
emma duncan and now we’re changing all that! WE RISE
You guys make me laugh so hard, the Count 5 taught me this song on the sidebar of suggested videos during Green Onions. And before I go, I'll leave you with a little bit about my self: I was born between the years of 1990 and 1999.
One of the best bands EVER. Years gone now, but still not over Lux leaving us alone in the world to fend for ourselves..
The Cramps made that old song something special. Poison Ivy and Lux rule
This version of this classic kicks some serious ass!!! Rest in Lux...
This was just before smart phones ruined concerts. People just enjoying the show.
Shut up.
That guitar is BIG! I love this performance: Otherworldly!
That’s a Jack Casady Bass! I also noticed his carseat strap at 2:57. Something I wanted to create for the longest time. The Cramps were living a dream, or at least living out mine
Great band....love this stuff. Miss em.
I'd love to see Ivy and Nancy Wilson jam together
LUX, what a performer!
Best band ever,saw them back in the day with Gregory and nick,that's was it for me lightbulb moment,it felt like l was plugged into the mains they lit me up what a sound! I really miss them.
Thank you Lux Interior! rip!
Love this version!!
Psychotic reaction ! Le titre du Count Five, qui donne le titre du gros bouquin de/sur Lester Bangs ! Reprise par les Cramps ! AAAAARGHH, merci @TheManus02
Probably incomprehensible to anyone who didn't buy "Songs The Lord Taught Us" on vinyl
I have been looking for that video too! One of their last live performances. I think it probably was flagged due to lux whipping out the "old fella" at one point. Definately one of his most phsychotic riffs. apparently too much for the puritans
To all of you that posted negative comments...………………………..You ain't got a friggin' clue.
Greg Kleinschmidt you must be very very high. He. needs to get rid of that f****** harmonica
Poison Ivy is gorgeous. If someone told me she's a vampire I'd believe it. Rip Lux.
Without a doubt, Poison Ivy always had the coolest and best guitar tone.
Great song, great band..
Hey J R, nice to see you have a more rounded opinion. Zappa might be a genius, but music ain't always just about mastubatory guitar or lyrics. The Cramps would be the first to admit that they aren't the most talented musicians, if you had ever seen them live it might sway your opinion.
Anyway, what do I know, I'm just one of them 'European Dolts', who brought you, from our tiny island 'The Beatles', 'The Rolling Stones', 'Led Zeppelin', and Piers Morgan..............
Interior always has something in his mouth. Lookin great!
BEST live band ever, forever and ever.
Ivy’s guitar is glorious!
I like this and the original equally - I don't prefer either over the other. Am I alone? I love how this version is more true to the title of the song. It really is a psychotic reaction, the harmonica sounds so out of place like he's losing his mind.
saw them back in the early 80's at the Cuckoo's Nest...
if you like this you might like my brothers music. his name is Stu Morris and Murder the ghost is a good song by him
I like Poison Ivy's playing. And all are excellent perfect performance
Loved the your not good enough to worship me look when she plays too
Linda Whalen YES!
Thank-you for posting TheManus02