This collection, along with others on TH-cam, make me think about the hundreds, or thousands of aspiring bands that made records that never got heard outside their hometowns, at best. Dreams.
And it makes you *hate* the radios, corporate promoters, and major labels that choose to promote garbage like Madonna, Justin Beiber, Eminem, etc when there is/ was real great music and talent that should have got a shot instead.
I was in a garage band during the 1960s in Marianna Florida. This little northern Florida town had more than its share of rock bands during that era. My group was called The Citations. We played the teen clubs at the military bases, school dances, proms and house parties. It was wonderful and I fondly remember the innocent excitement. I still have my 1966 Fender Mustang guitar. Other groups in Marianna included The Bangs, The Lyrics, The Rising Suns, The Dimensions, and The Younger Kind.
I was in one of those similar garage bands. We played all over northern Ohio--private clubs, house parties, garages, city pools, junior high schools, high schools... even mental hospitals! No shit. Our moms transported us to the gigs in our family station wagons. We recorded a record. It was a great time! Lots of hard work and big dreams! It was a great time when music and movies drove our culture rather than IT and politics like now.
My dad had me cut my teeth on 50, 60, 70 music. The 60’s where our Favorite. I lost him in 2005. He was only 55 , thank you agent orange, I’m now 45 in 2020 and I still love this music...he is always rocking out with when I listen too!
i love how almost everyone in the comments are older people talking about their lives *edit:* man, wth with the hate comments... i just like to hear old people's experiences in their lives because i find it interesting. If you insult them or make jokes about them because that makes you feel like a 'cool bad kid' please stop, some people deserve respect; i said 'some', okay? i know not all old people is good, like not every single teenager in this generation is dumb too. if you're young like 13 or 15, idk; nice. Let's just listen to some good music. Have a nice life, guys; I wish u all the best.
@@sam-js1uh sorry I forgot to add that other part i think i tabed out. I was trying to say is "Most the people are talking about when they was 17 and these songs where made I am 17 enjoying the music as they once did"
Wow, this is very enjoyable to listen to. I've always loved the 60's but there was always a sound that was beyond Pop that I couldn't quite find. Now I have. Thank you!
I was think soething like that but then it dawned on me how good we have it right now. Listening to stuff i could never find back then. (The DJs were totally overwhelmed with choices, every week.)
access is not worth all we've lost, not even close. we used to make our own fun (80s, when this music was 'revived'). our own friends' bands played at our own parties. people weren't paranoid. we could afford to live without a shit-ton of money or trouble or both... wish we'd known how bad it was gonna get in 20 yrs.
LoL what the pirates are about to do is going to be like time travel only better..... Make sure you keep your analog Receivers operational because this is going to be one hell of a TRIP !!! this music is made for RADIO !!!💗
@@user-vt4hd8hb4v You need to listen contemporany music more frenquently. Things like MC Bin Laden - Tá Tranquilo Tá Favorável would never exists in the 60s
You know how many of these tracks would be absolute cash if they were remastered? This music is so good, and they stopped making it, and all these tracks are virtually unheard of! Like a treasure trove of classics unearthed.
@@tricko8000 @grandtheftautolabs3439 some of them (for example the first song :)) have been remastered. Search for any song on youtube and you may find a cleaned up or remastered version.
The 60s was a lot more than just the Beatles, Stones, Beach Boys, Temptations, CCR, Jefferson Airplane, etc. All great bands, don't get me wrong. But even the 60s had its underground music scene that should be appreciated.
I reckon all mix videos need time-stamps. The Enfields - I'm For Things You Do: 0:00 - 2:27 The Choir - In Love's Shadow: 2:28 - 5:05 Danny & The Counts - Ode to Wind: 5:06 - 7:39 The Odes & Ends - Never Learn: 7:40 - 10:23 Squires - Wonderin': 10:24 - 12:47 The Illusions - Little Girl: 12:48 - 15:09 Dark Knights - Send Her to Me: 15:10 - 17:41 Young Tyrants - She Don't Get the Right: 17:42 - 20:39 Mystic Tide - Stay Away: 20:40 - 22:53 Avenger VI - Heartbeat: 22:54 - 25:01 The Malibu's - Cry: 25:02 - 27:13 The Nomads - Please Don't Hurt Me: 27:14 - 29:34 The Jades - You Have to Walk: 29:35 - 31:57 The Hangmen - The Girl Who Faded Away: 31:58 - 34:40 Outer Limits - Alone and Crying: 34:41 - 37:12 The Outsiders - Sun's Going Down: 37:13 - 39:50 Cool Stove - Big Sensation: 39:51 - 42:29 Vanguards - I Know A Girl: 42:30 - 44:17 Us Too Group - I'll Leave You Crying: 44:18 - 46:42 Good Feelin's - Shattered: 46:43 - 48:58 Fugitive Five - (I Ain't Gonna Give Up) My Way Of Life: 48:59 - 51:29 Blue Boys - I Know: 51:30 - 54:12 Tides In - Trip With Me: 54:13 - 56:54 Dominions - I Need Her: 56:55 - 59:36 Young Men - A Thought for you: 59:37 - 1:02:34 The Endless - Tomorrows Song: 1:02:35 - 1:05:04 The Briks - It's Your Choice: 1:05:05 -1:07:58 Dagenites - I'm Gonna Slide: 1:07:59 - 1:10:37 The Trodden Path: Keep Me Hangin' On: 1:10:38 - 1:12:59 Most of these stamps will have the slight fading ending of the previous song due to the nature of the transitions.
I was a teenager in the 1960s and this reminds me of how many good small town bands there were and how fantastic the music was. I am so grateful my young years were filled with quality vibes. I listen to what passes for music today, and I feel sorry for young people.
Why feel sorry? Tasteless troglodytes have always existed and always will. I'm barely 18 and have never felt any connection to today's "music." I envy your passed time.. Rock on!
Since covid19, our store has been playing the music that the staff want to hear, rather than the radio everyday. I will be playing this mix next week. Thankyou. I''m sure our customers and staff will enjoy it. :D
This is the sound of the "LA Band Wars" of the 1960's - surf music with English pretensions. Good bands like this at every high school. Along with cars, girls and going to the beach. Another era.
As a hippie/flower child who grew up on '60s/'70s rock, this is one of the best compilations of the garage rock I've ever heard...reminiscent of The 13th Floor Elevators! Well done!
Saw The 13th Floor Elevators in a Cleveland Public Hall; worth the bus ride. I was attempting guitar lessons with Denny Merrick and learning to tune Hagstrom guitar. Serious soul-searching today from this great collection.
I’m 17 and I feel like a weirdo for liking older music instead of music from my generation but I just can’t help it these songs are just too good to be forgotten
The first song is incredible. Like i've listened to hundreds, thousands of 1960's songs but this one is like hearing husker Du 20 years before they ever existed. Blew me away
ALL BANDS HAVE ROOTS, INCLUDING GREAT BANDS WITH WORLD-WIDE SUCCESS AND GREAT SONGS - "WITHOUT THE EVERLY BROTHERS, THERE WOULD HAVE BEEN NO BEATLES," - PAUL MCCARTNEY, AND THE ROLLING STONES HAVE CREDITED A NUMBER OF CHICAGO BLUES AND OTHER BLUES MUSICIANS FROM THE JUMP FOR THEIR CRUCIAL INFLUENCE, BOTH MICK AND KEITH WERE ABSOLUTELY OBSESSED WITH SOME OF THE SINGLES AND/OR ALBUMS THE BLUES PEOPLE AHEAD OF THEM PRODUCED, AND IT'S ALWAYS BEEN THAT WAY.
The 60s had such a distinct sound..... some of the best, most unique rock I have ever heard was made in this period - and nothing has since come close. As much as I wish I could have been there to experience it in person, I am glad to be able to hear it all from the comfort of my room on a rainy day. Still wish I could go back in time though.
MID-60S, AND ROCK AND ROLL DATES BACK ALL THE WAY INTO THE EARLY 1950S, EVEN A FEW EXAMPLES FROM THE LAST YEARS OF THE 1940S - MUSICAL TRENDS ARE ALMOST NEVER SHARP PUNCTUATIONS, THEY FLOW LIKE RIVERS AND RHTHYMS.@@burtzum4253
There are a surprising amount of genuine longing in these songs. Something that's missing in todays music. When I think of the 60s, I think of sunny days and the colour blue for some reason. I think it's because of the music and the movies of that time.
Sadly I was born in 72 but because all I listen to is 60s it came up ,it's fantastic ,I sit in my little shed working on my old 55 triumph bobber , wishing it was the 60s, I also watch all the old American b movies ,born in the wrong time I guess but at least the music is still here!!❤️❤️
I know the feeling. I was born in the 1960's, and the sound is just the best,. I returned in the '80's. I saw The Beatle's Help! on TV. Wow! And then discovered (again), Small Faces! I have been hooked ever since.
@@johnmills4983 There was a lot of bad things happening in the 60s too. Just because they had good music doesn’t mean it was worth living in. It sucked to be a minority, the food was awful, I grew up not caring about much because I was sure we would all die in a nuclear war...
I think - although this is my bias as a mixed race girl born in the 2000s (tbh though i wish i was born in the 80s so i get u a bit) - now is a much better time than the 60s - especially for women and people of colour. although the culture was rich and i envy the lack of technology in a massive way, i guess i cant ignore all of the inequality, racism and the like. Although that aside i would LOVE to get a time machine and be a teen dancing to one of these bands in a house party in the 60s (especially in america - i dont think my little english village would've been much fun back then) it seems a whole lot more fun than like social media and image obsessed youth culture nowadays.
Always find myself coming back to this it's over an hour of garage tunes that has a really deep almost dark effect on me and I swear to God that I feel like that I'm back in the 1960s for a moment❤ peace
Good music has no expiration date. Because this type of music were their influences, it reminds me of The Smithereens, who had some hits in the late '80s.
Good Job. Good Effort. I'm old. I played in garage bands during this era. Saw the Seeds, Doors and Buffalo Springfield, to name a few. Bitchen! Nothing but praise and respect for these compilations. Your taste and mixing are impeccable. Straight fire.
This is probably the finest compilation of garage rock from the 60s that I've ever heard. I am a beginning bass player and I so love hearing the killer bass lines in these songs, in addition to the cool reverb on the Teles and Strats.
But how is it "garage rock'? I mean, unless you want to call any unknown band a "garage rock" band, this ain't garage rock. It's more like proto-psychedelia, like the Seeds or Yardbirds.
I was teenager in the sixties so this is in my wheelhouse. In North Texas I was listening to bands like the Chessmen, Kenny and the Kasuals, Mouse and the Traps, Jon and Robin, Every Mother's Son, the Novas, Lady Wild and the Warlocks..etc.
sixties sisters...from Polydoor to K-tell..disco to my teen years of our eighties music...then my little daughters music..the nineties...my step kids hip hop..my friends dubstep...Now my girlfiends metal...and my U Tube searches bringing up this great music! born sixty four..too young for this...But this is amazing! An artist only..not musician..this is music that branches down into the soul...Mirage watching....the dreamer action..the sway and heart and soul that reaches past politics and broken spirits.....fill the quench of that want..the hunger of that need..soundtracks for brilliant sunshine and long dark nights...
31:58 Though some attribute "The Girl Who Faded Away" to the MD band The Hangmen, Chris Bishop of Garage Hangover says that the released version of the song is likely the Reekers' acetate that was earlier recorded at Rodel Studio in Georgetown. In 1966 the Hangmen recorded a substantially different version of the song for their LP, Bittersweet.
"I don't know why none of these bands never made it big true most of them tried to use the same sound as others especially the more successful ones but they still should have made it, I'm 55 yrs. old and I've always loved the rock music of the 60's & 70's and the 80's(some of them), this is the first time I've heard of these bands and I would rather listen to them than any of the junk they put out today, thanks and keep finding more undiscovered bands of yesterday for today."-😎📻🎤🎸🎹🎸🥁.
I love how little the underlying vibe of underground music has changed, the need to prove yourself, the energy of desperation, i hear it still and feel it every show I play
I was born in 1999. So currently I'm 21 years old. Old nostalgic things like this, makes me feel lost. Like I'm not supposed to be here. I know many others feel the same. I wonder how my life would've been if I was a young teenager back in the 60s-90s. Even in this century, I was an awkward (but once you know me I'm fun) person. Didnt do much since I was born in a world of phones, computers, TVs so everything was digital. But I think I would be more if I was alive back then
Don't think your time is better or worse than past ones. Just appreciate the good things we had and the ones we have now. I mean... ¡TH-cam! ¡Garage Music!
Robinsss same way we did without internet. Look it up in the books and archives. Too many rely on the internet. Mindless MILLENIALS and exers WHATEVER is wrong with some people today. No initiative. If it ain't on an app they can't cope. POG MO THOIN!
00:00 The Enfileds - I'm for things you do 2:28 The Choir - In Love's Shadow 5:05 Danny & The Counts - Ode to Wind 7:39 The Odes & Ends - Never Learn 10:23 Squires - Wonderin 12:50 The Illusions - Little Girl 15:10 Dark Knights - Send Her to Me 17:44 Young Tyrants - She Don't Get The Right 20:39 Mystic Tide - Stay Away 22:54 Avenger VI - Heartbeat 25:02 The Malibu's - Cry 27:14 The Nomads - Please Don't Hurt Me 29:35 The Jades - You Have to Walk 31:58 The Hangmen - The Girl Who Faded Away 34:40 Outer Limits - Alone and Crying 37:14 The Outsiders - Sun's Going Down 39:52 Cool Stove - Big Sensation 42:29 Vanguards - I Know a Girl 44:17 Us Too Group - I'll Leave You Crying 46:43 Good Feelins - Shattered 48:59 Fugitive Five - (I ain't gonna give up) My Way of Life 51:30 Blue Boys - I Know 54:13 Tides In - Trip With Me 56:54 Dominions - I Need Her 59:37 Young Men - A Though For You 01:02:35 The Endless - Tommorows Song 01:05:05 The Briks - It's Your Choice 01:07:59 Dagenites - I'm Gonna Slide 01:10:38 The Trodden Path - Keep Me Hangin'on Enjoy!
I’m 25 and I love this music. Musically it doesn’t sound any different than some of the indie bands I listen to today. I hear the influence from these bands.
Back in the mid 60s, as a teenager with a pocket transistor AM radio, I was never able to hear gems like this on top 40 playlists on stations like WLS in Chicago or WQAM in Miami. Thanks so much for for this compilation.
Radio never changes, eh? Listening right now in Miami!!! Keeping it alive down here. Loving this playlist. I pride myself on my collection and listen to only my own music, never the radio/streaming....but damn if I didn't turn off my stereo to listen. What a fantastic collection. I want to get written into OP's will.
ALL MUSICAL AND ARTISTIC AND LITERARY 'MOVEMENTS' OR TRENDS HAVE HIGH POINTS, "GOLDEN ERAS," BUT INEVITABLY IT FADES A BIT, GETS 'COOPTED" AND OVER-PRODUCED, BECOMES LAZILY DERIVATIVE AND STEREOTYPED, BUT IT NEVER COMPLETELY DIES OUT, JUST A CASE OF WIDESPREAD "RECULER POUR MIEUX SAUTER," - FRENCH FOR A KIND OF RETREATING, REORGANIZING, AND THEN ADVANCING IN A NEW YET STILL FAMILIAR FORM - AND IT WILL HAPPEN AGAIN, JUST WATCH!
I started a garage band that lasted from 1966-71 (jr high into high school), I was the drummer. The name 'The Cellophane Flowers' was a real period piece. Made all my spending $ this way, it was a blast.
I'm 77...the sound of these bands has a familiar groove ... similar so much of the music that made it big. I have always been blues hypnotized but much of this music just fit what was happening around us.
Good Lord! I hear the influences of The Doors, The Yardbirds, The Rolling Stones, and so many others in these tunes. Amazing collection of unknown songs!
I love the image of the lady in black and white so much, I'm going to a copy in a painting just for myself , brilliant subject matter ,music was cool too.
Я помню как в Ростове-на-Дону в середине 70-х годов вместе с другом по выпивке (и по гаражу), мы взяли примитивную акустику, сделанные на коленках барабаны, как сейчас помню там был толстый кусок металла и рюкзак с чем-то твердым внутри, и начали творить!!! Мы делали это в гаражах на окраине, чтоб нас не поймали за этим занятием. Давали концертики на 5-7 человек. Пели о чем было. Одну песню я напишу, другую - друг. Мы даже записали несколько пластинок, и раздали всем, кого знали. На этих пластинках был наш единственный альбом. Он назывался "Зачем любить?". А наша группа - ЭлектроАкулы!!! Сейчас я уже утерял те песни, хотя руки помнят аккорды. Нельзя сказать, что у нас было много любителем, но к нам часто ходили. Они были молодыми, мы - тоже. Однажды посетил полицейский в отставке. Его звали Вадим, как сейчас помню. Не сдал нас за наши, полные ужасного жаргона песнопения, хотя должен был. Спасибо ему. Вообщем весело было. Не было технологий... Было лишь творчество. Вскоре группа распалась. Друг уехал в Москву на обучение. Я остался. Про нас скоро забыли... Хотя если вернуться в те тихие жаркие края... Возможно кто-то нас вспомнит.... 🙂
Я не могу передать вам, как я благодарен за то, что вы рассказали свою историю. Подумать, насколько похожими могут быть люди из таких далеких реальностей
Что а что, так это я не ожидал увидеть Ростовчанина под этим постом, сам музыкой не увлекаюсь(люблю только слушать), но есть знакомые который собрали группу и у них даже не плохо получается. Сам тоже с Ростова, спасибо за историю.
Wonderful story! I enjoyed your words very much. Creativity is the magic at the heart of many great things. Yeah… it’s creativity that can sometimes save us from the world… or even from ourselves. ✨❤️✨
This must be one if not the best of compilations I have ever heard. Each time I come back to it, I just suddenly feels as if everything was alright, everything was possible once more. Thank you for this.
@@brysonaltvater4929 All ends come soon enough, friend. Just know that we are all ready only when it's done. To be fair though, it hardly looks like it most of the time.
I was really surprised (in a good way) that I've never heard of any of these groups before. I was expecting this compilation would have like The Yardbirds, Animals, Kinks, Beau Brummells, etc. But at the same time it's sad that these really great groups aren't half as known as the aforementioned ones. So thanks for sharing mod elo.
The Beau Brummels aren't very well known nowadays, which is very sad because they are probably the best US band from the 1960s. They were the first folk-rock group (pre-dating the Byrds by a few months) and one of the first country-artists (Bradley's Barn, 1968) And to add to that, they had the most Dylan-esque voice in their group, Sal Valentino. Great band!
@@QueenFan12 Hey. Your avatar/profile pic, The Swinging Blue Jeans. A few years ago, I attended a concert at the park in Pasadena. Terry Sylvester, former member + of The Hollies, performed (among others). He stuck around afterwards for fans. I met him & got his autograph. He & his wife were friendly.
In the early 2000's i used to listen to a radio station in southeast tx. that played "Americana" and i was surprised to hear them play some new music from the Beau Brummels.
Some of my favorite songs of my generation (the 70s & 80s) are songs like these....obscure to most people, sung by bands such as the Payolas for example. Undoubtedly influenced by these bands. The Damned did a great cover of Alone Again Or that most folks don't even realize was a cover. These are the songs that still sound great today. Forever relevant. Timeless. Beautiful to reminisce to. Thank you for this wonderful playlist! 💃🕺💜
it's interesting how every next generation has more and more music to experience, more art, more creativity and each decade always seems so unique and different... it's pretty awesome actually ... can't imagine what music would be evolving to in the next 100 years
The only way for him to have this raw power is to be a vinyl collector which I do believe he is. I dont think you can find these on the net and I hear the crackle sound. Good music brother
OH! I feel so stupid (and young and dumb). I always knew that I liked a certain type of song from the 60s. It's a whole genre--it's called garage rock. Thank you!!
its that style, some waht exoctic to the eye, its that a pretty girl will always be a pretty girl. i dig the style too, the sixties style. esp the architecture and patterns you see in the fabric
Can't tell you how many times I've come back to this video. It's like a compilation of proto-indie. Wonderfully sedating and edgy in a way emo can never be. Happy listening. I'm drunk.
This collection, along with others on TH-cam, make me think about the hundreds, or thousands of aspiring bands that made records that never got heard outside their hometowns, at best. Dreams.
And it makes you *hate* the radios, corporate promoters, and major labels that choose to promote garbage like Madonna, Justin Beiber, Eminem, etc when there is/ was real great music and talent that should have got a shot instead.
Yeah, respect for that. Totally agree that more bands could be helped to get a shot...
Indeed, what is even the poin of repeating 3-4 songs 20+ times everyday? But perhaps we all (the audience) are just as culpable..
Amen to that
Some of the best music ever written in history was probably never heard by anyone but the musician who made it, or at most a small circle of friends.
I was in a garage band during the 1960s in Marianna Florida. This little northern Florida town had more than its share of rock bands during that era. My group was called The Citations. We played the teen clubs at the military bases, school dances, proms and house parties. It was wonderful and I fondly remember the innocent excitement. I still have my 1966 Fender Mustang guitar. Other groups in Marianna included The Bangs, The Lyrics, The Rising Suns, The Dimensions, and The Younger Kind.
yeah..worked as overnight DJ, for then rock station, in FT. Lauderdale, WSHE-FM 103.5, in the 80's
nice
Need a garage band name ? Easy. Take "The" and had whatever you find in the room. :)
That’s amazing, probably such a fun and amazing time in your life!
That’s awesome ❤
Even though I'm Goth, I just love the vibes of this decades underground... more dark an melancholic than most nowadays Gothbands...
@@StilleDorfgrufti you wouldn’t have your goth music without this stuff!
I also mainly listen to post-punk, but I love garage rock. I reckon, it has a similar vibe, both very romantic and evokes melancholy?
I don't know ANY of these bands. This is awesome!
Walk Don´t Run
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The Outsiders had a hit record with "Time Won't Let Me" (assuming it's the same band).
Me neither. This is a fucking great mix
Not the same Outsiders, Google Wally Tax!
Lol
I was in one of those similar garage bands. We played all over northern Ohio--private clubs, house parties, garages, city pools, junior high schools, high schools... even mental hospitals! No shit. Our moms transported us to the gigs in our family station wagons. We recorded a record. It was a great time! Lots of hard work and big dreams! It was a great time when music and movies drove our culture rather than IT and politics like now.
What was the name of your band? Is there a way to listen to your album?
Let’s hear a tune!
@@GallinaTomate "What was the name of oyur band" *crickets*
Wonder why he conveniently left the most important part out.
sure bro
Love that!!
60's rock is beautiful. It all sounds like it comes out of a post-western cowboy film and it makes everything feel good.
Nailed it.
... thanks -it’s my favorite 60s jams
This is great. Maybe better than Psychedelic Nuggets. Most sound like they were recorded in the same garage though in a post-western cowboy film
'60s **
The apostrophe represents the missing "19"
im looking for Quentin Tarantino music to listen to while playing RDR2...
My dad had me cut my teeth on 50, 60, 70 music. The 60’s where our Favorite. I lost him in 2005. He was only 55 , thank you agent orange, I’m now 45 in 2020 and I still love this music...he is always rocking out with when I listen too!
RIP to your folk
Good ole days can never die
My dad just paid away a few days ago and we bonded over 60s stuff too, he loved the stones. My condolences.
David Sample sorry to hear about your lose. It’s never easy...you just learn to live with it. I also send my condolences to you and your family
... dude ... (sigh) ~S
What a legacy he left you!
I turned 18 in Pasadena Ca in 1969. So many memories, what an amazing time. Thanks for taking time to put this togetherJohn Embree
embreeja hey John sounds like a great time, I’m a little jealous tbh. Wishing you the best man.
Great time and great place to be alive
Just turned 21 and live in south pas. Still a pretty rad place 🤙🏽
Lucky
I grew up in San Marino CA, and feel VERY lucky
Hell yeah. I feel like a sad Lagoon Creature watching a beach party from far away 💚
very well specific hahahha but it is really THE ultimate feelling
One of the best garage mixes out there, with this unique depressive cool feeling that most miss.
fine review.
Unique depressive cool feeling! wow, very accurate.
Nailed it in one sentence. Exactly my thoughts..
Iván Menor True..
Walk Don´t Run
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i love how almost everyone in the comments are older people talking about their lives
*edit:* man, wth with the hate comments... i just like to hear old people's experiences in their lives because i find it interesting. If you insult them or make jokes about them because that makes you feel like a 'cool bad kid' please stop, some people deserve respect; i said 'some', okay? i know not all old people is good, like not every single teenager in this generation is dumb too. if you're young like 13 or 15, idk; nice. Let's just listen to some good music. Have a nice life, guys; I wish u all the best.
im 17
Just wait. Itll be us one day
@@runecneht3410 ok, and?
@@dakotashea3561 well- yep
@@sam-js1uh sorry I forgot to add that other part i think i tabed out. I was trying to say is "Most the people are talking about when they was 17 and these songs where made I am 17 enjoying the music as they once did"
Wow, this is very enjoyable to listen to. I've always loved the 60's but there was always a sound that was beyond Pop that I couldn't quite find. Now I have. Thank you!
I'm in my late 60's now man I swear I really didn't understand how good we had it then man I'd go back now.
I was think soething like that but then it dawned on me how good we have it right now. Listening to stuff i could never find back then. (The DJs were totally overwhelmed with choices, every week.)
I hear ya man but I'd go back ju st the same.
access is not worth all we've lost, not even close.
we used to make our own fun (80s, when this music was 'revived'). our own friends' bands played at our own parties. people weren't paranoid. we could afford to live without a shit-ton of money or trouble or both... wish we'd known how bad it was gonna get in 20 yrs.
Hey I know what you mean I was living it good in the 60's now?,forgetaboutit
LoL what the pirates are about to do is going to be like time travel only better..... Make sure you keep your analog Receivers operational because this is going to be one hell of a TRIP !!!
this music is made for RADIO !!!💗
in my humble opinion, 60s has even better music than the 80s
In the 80s everyone was crazy with the 60s revival xD
that's not a humble opinion that's a common sense fact
@@user-vt4hd8hb4v You need to listen contemporany music more frenquently. Things like MC Bin Laden - Tá Tranquilo Tá Favorável would never exists in the 60s
No agree.
depends on the mood you want
You know how many of these tracks would be absolute cash if they were remastered? This music is so good, and they stopped making it, and all these tracks are virtually unheard of! Like a treasure trove of classics unearthed.
Agreed!
That first song especially is fucking awesome
I kind of prefer the older unmastered sound. It’s seems more raw and gritty
@@tricko8000 @grandtheftautolabs3439 some of them (for example the first song :)) have been remastered. Search for any song on youtube and you may find a cleaned up or remastered version.
There’s a bunch of new bands now a days with the same sound check out Allah-Las and the growlers and others just can’t remember lol
The 60s was a lot more than just the Beatles, Stones, Beach Boys, Temptations, CCR, Jefferson Airplane, etc. All great bands, don't get me wrong. But even the 60s had its underground music scene that should be appreciated.
Agreed. Garage music was so happening then. I love that there are still a few, revivalists playing good old garage.
Yes. That is why today music was suck compared to 60's until 90's.they had great music in mainstream and in underground.
Recomienda algunas, por favor. Habemos muchas personas que buscamos eso, pero desconocemos cómo buscarlas. Saludos
Right I'm 42 happy have found this you are totally right want to trip now don't t really have to you just get. Caught up in it
total agreed
I reckon all mix videos need time-stamps.
The Enfields - I'm For Things You Do: 0:00 - 2:27
The Choir - In Love's Shadow: 2:28 - 5:05
Danny & The Counts - Ode to Wind: 5:06 - 7:39
The Odes & Ends - Never Learn: 7:40 - 10:23
Squires - Wonderin': 10:24 - 12:47
The Illusions - Little Girl: 12:48 - 15:09
Dark Knights - Send Her to Me: 15:10 - 17:41
Young Tyrants - She Don't Get the Right: 17:42 - 20:39
Mystic Tide - Stay Away: 20:40 - 22:53
Avenger VI - Heartbeat: 22:54 - 25:01
The Malibu's - Cry: 25:02 - 27:13
The Nomads - Please Don't Hurt Me: 27:14 - 29:34
The Jades - You Have to Walk: 29:35 - 31:57
The Hangmen - The Girl Who Faded Away: 31:58 - 34:40
Outer Limits - Alone and Crying: 34:41 - 37:12
The Outsiders - Sun's Going Down: 37:13 - 39:50
Cool Stove - Big Sensation: 39:51 - 42:29
Vanguards - I Know A Girl: 42:30 - 44:17
Us Too Group - I'll Leave You Crying: 44:18 - 46:42
Good Feelin's - Shattered: 46:43 - 48:58
Fugitive Five - (I Ain't Gonna Give Up) My Way Of Life: 48:59 - 51:29
Blue Boys - I Know: 51:30 - 54:12
Tides In - Trip With Me: 54:13 - 56:54
Dominions - I Need Her: 56:55 - 59:36
Young Men - A Thought for you: 59:37 - 1:02:34
The Endless - Tomorrows Song: 1:02:35 - 1:05:04
The Briks - It's Your Choice: 1:05:05 -1:07:58
Dagenites - I'm Gonna Slide: 1:07:59 - 1:10:37
The Trodden Path: Keep Me Hangin' On: 1:10:38 - 1:12:59
Most of these stamps will have the slight fading ending of the previous song due to the nature of the transitions.
+IStrafer1I Thank you so much for doing the work to compile this list. Please add 1000 points to your KarmaChard card.
+Dave Williams Ha ha! No problem mate! Took a while, but I'm glad to see it's appreciated! :)
+IStrafer1I Nothing is as rare and valuable as honest, accurate and well-presented effort. Thank U sir.
+khalifson Cheers, mate! I'm very appreciative of the kind words! :)
+IStrafer1I thanks!
I was a teenager in the 1960s and this reminds me of how many good small town bands there were and how fantastic the music was. I am so grateful my young years were filled with quality vibes. I listen to what passes for music today, and I feel sorry for young people.
Why feel sorry? Tasteless troglodytes have always existed and always will. I'm barely 18 and have never felt any connection to today's "music."
I envy your passed time.. Rock on!
Since covid19, our store has been playing the music that the staff want to hear, rather than the radio everyday. I will be playing this mix next week. Thankyou. I''m sure our customers and staff will enjoy it. :D
I love it! I love it because its not mainstream, its not the "hits", it make it sound fresh!
thnx
this will probably sound mushy on a PA systen
How did it go?
did you play it
This is the sound of the "LA Band Wars" of the 1960's - surf music with English pretensions. Good bands like this at every high school. Along with cars, girls and going to the beach. Another era.
pretty cool!
Son of a bitch that must've been awesome
Oh man why. I wish I could be a part of it :(
clarkewi good bands, girls, cars and the beach all still exist
racial segregation, sexism, the hate of the communists omg. another era.
I love that 60's sound. Makes me reminisce of a bygone era.
Я дитя 70-х, но впитал почему то культуру 60-х-это the doors, Woodstock 69 года и т.д.Время иное
I could dance to this like a 60's go-go girl all day.
Please do.. and post a video. I'm certain your sheer joy and exuberance would be watched over and over.
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@@LuisP11Media stop that
Still praying with all my heart for another Summer of Love.
As a hippie/flower child who grew up on '60s/'70s rock, this is one of the best compilations of the garage rock I've ever heard...reminiscent of The 13th Floor Elevators! Well done!
Saw The 13th Floor Elevators in a Cleveland Public Hall; worth the bus ride. I was attempting guitar lessons with Denny Merrick and learning to tune Hagstrom guitar. Serious soul-searching today from this great collection.
I saw Roky Ericson, in Austin. I had a vinyl collection of psychedelic garage bands lost to my second wife. I lived in a communal setting at one time.
I’m 17 and I feel like a weirdo for liking older music instead of music from my generation but I just can’t help it these songs are just too good to be forgotten
ariana grande is better
@@beavercontrol1743 not really but ok
@@itsurmombruh1391 nah she is
@@beavercontrol1743 amazing cap
@@itsurmombruh1391 he be capping a lot lol
1966 was such an unsung year for great music. These bands didn't get big, but, the music captures a great spirit.
SO earthy.
Remember the music from the year 1966 quite well. Thank you!
Best Beatles album in that year too, in my opinion
The first song is incredible. Like i've listened to hundreds, thousands of 1960's songs but this one is like hearing husker Du 20 years before they ever existed. Blew me away
Haha yeah it's so fucking good!!! 🤘
Best description of this! Husker du 20 yrs ago. I love that! What band is this I’m looking for track listing.
ALL BANDS HAVE ROOTS, INCLUDING GREAT BANDS WITH WORLD-WIDE SUCCESS AND GREAT SONGS - "WITHOUT THE EVERLY BROTHERS, THERE WOULD HAVE BEEN NO BEATLES," - PAUL MCCARTNEY, AND THE ROLLING STONES HAVE CREDITED A NUMBER OF CHICAGO BLUES AND OTHER BLUES MUSICIANS FROM THE JUMP FOR THEIR CRUCIAL INFLUENCE, BOTH MICK AND KEITH WERE ABSOLUTELY OBSESSED WITH SOME OF THE SINGLES AND/OR ALBUMS THE BLUES PEOPLE AHEAD OF THEM PRODUCED, AND IT'S ALWAYS BEEN THAT WAY.
@@rtubeyou2010 It all comes from the blues
The 60s had such a distinct sound..... some of the best, most unique rock I have ever heard was made in this period - and nothing has since come close. As much as I wish I could have been there to experience it in person, I am glad to be able to hear it all from the comfort of my room on a rainy day. Still wish I could go back in time though.
Well rock wasn't even a thing then till the late 60s so it's a breaking point for all of these beautiful bands
If I had a time machine your invited haha
MID-60S, AND ROCK AND ROLL DATES BACK ALL THE WAY INTO THE EARLY 1950S, EVEN A FEW EXAMPLES FROM THE LAST YEARS OF THE 1940S - MUSICAL TRENDS ARE ALMOST NEVER SHARP PUNCTUATIONS, THEY FLOW LIKE
RIVERS AND RHTHYMS.@@burtzum4253
There are a surprising amount of genuine longing in these songs. Something that's missing in todays music. When I think of the 60s, I think of sunny days and the colour blue
for some reason. I think it's because of the music and the movies of that time.
It’s not missing your not listening to the right stuff
It’s the color orange for me.
I think about old cars and guitar amps burning on stage lol
Sadly I was born in 72 but because all I listen to is 60s it came up ,it's fantastic ,I sit in my little shed working on my old 55 triumph bobber , wishing it was the 60s, I also watch all the old American b movies ,born in the wrong time I guess but at least the music is still here!!❤️❤️
@@johnmills4983 GREAT story.
I know the feeling. I was born in the 1960's, and the sound is just the best,. I returned in the '80's. I saw The Beatle's Help! on TV. Wow! And then discovered (again), Small Faces! I have been hooked ever since.
@@johnmills4983 There was a lot of bad things happening in the 60s too. Just because they had good music doesn’t mean it was worth living in. It sucked to be a minority, the food was awful, I grew up not caring about much because I was sure we would all die in a nuclear war...
I think - although this is my bias as a mixed race girl born in the 2000s (tbh though i wish i was born in the 80s so i get u a bit) - now is a much better time than the 60s - especially for women and people of colour. although the culture was rich and i envy the lack of technology in a massive way, i guess i cant ignore all of the inequality, racism and the like. Although that aside i would LOVE to get a time machine and be a teen dancing to one of these bands in a house party in the 60s (especially in america - i dont think my little english village would've been much fun back then) it seems a whole lot more fun than like social media and image obsessed youth culture nowadays.
Always find myself coming back to this it's over an hour of garage tunes that has a really deep almost dark effect on me and I swear to God that I feel like that I'm back in the 1960s for a moment❤ peace
I haven't heard a single one of these songs before, but they all have a familiar sound to them. This is amazing!
right!?
Good music has no expiration date.
Because this type of music were their influences, it reminds me of The Smithereens, who had some hits in the late '80s.
I mean, they’re all in the same vein so any song that sounds similar to any of these will make these ones seem familiar
They all want to be Eric Burdon and the Animals
@@stevenhylinskihaha okay
Good Job. Good Effort. I'm old. I played in garage bands during this era. Saw the Seeds, Doors and Buffalo Springfield, to name a few. Bitchen! Nothing but praise and respect for these compilations. Your taste and mixing are impeccable. Straight fire.
Old is the road. You certainly is experienced. Congratulations!!!
My kids are like "Ah hell here comes the story about the time he saw Hendrix and the Soft Machine."
+Michael Shirley Lol. They'll thank you someday. Or if they have kids, you can turn your grand kids against your kids.
Michael Shirley tell us more about your garage band days. Sounds very cool
You've seen The Doors... wow wow, I'm very jealous rn
Its so fascinating hearing all these bands that dreamed of being the next beatles or stones. 60s music has such a beautifully distinct sound.
they sound better than beatles 😂
This is probably the finest compilation of garage rock from the 60s that I've ever heard. I am a beginning bass player and I so love hearing the killer bass lines in these songs, in addition to the cool reverb on the Teles and Strats.
dude shut t h e f u c k u p, poser.
I agree the basslines are so sweet and I love the surfy sounding reverb
But how is it "garage rock'? I mean, unless you want to call any unknown band a "garage rock" band, this ain't garage rock. It's more like proto-psychedelia, like the Seeds or Yardbirds.
@Bully Billy name checks out
How can an American not love this music? I love our history. This music is far-out. I would be listening to this in the 60s 100%.
I lost the love of my life and then I found this. It's a very strange feeling listening to these songs. It's scary how well I relate to some of them.
Sorry to hear that man
"We are a garage band. We come from garage land." The Clash.
So true!
Disfruto muchísimo de esta música, la actual no me encanta, la verdad es que oír los instrumentos y las voces al natural es lo mejor😮❤
this kinda music makes me remember how good it is to be alive
It makes me appreciate life more
This make me want to start a garage band tbh I'm 17 an i feel like I should of done more fun things in my teenage life
go ahead ! don't limit yourself to what you think you are able to do, just do, this is a great idea !
you're still a teenager dawg now get off your phone 😂
get after it man! just get after it. you dont want to be saying this shit in 40 yrs. dont fear failure, for there can be none in just doing
Me too. I always want to start a band but I'm shy and I can't play on a gig
Find that motivation and make that band!!!!!
I was teenager in the sixties so this is in my wheelhouse. In North Texas I was listening to bands like the Chessmen, Kenny and the Kasuals, Mouse and the Traps, Jon and Robin, Every Mother's Son, the Novas, Lady Wild and the Warlocks..etc.
sixties sisters...from Polydoor to K-tell..disco to my teen years of our eighties music...then my little daughters music..the nineties...my step kids hip hop..my friends dubstep...Now my girlfiends metal...and my U Tube searches bringing up this great music! born sixty four..too young for this...But this is amazing! An artist only..not musician..this is music that branches down into the soul...Mirage watching....the dreamer action..the sway and heart and soul that reaches past politics and broken spirits.....fill the quench of that want..the hunger of that need..soundtracks for brilliant sunshine and long dark nights...
Oh please, I love this!! Long lost tunes!! thank you..thank you so much!! Kisses!!
thnx
mod elo stix j
kiss me too)
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songs like this gives me dejavu feeling. im 27 year old girl in Nigeria but my taste of music makes me wonder if i really belong to this era.
you and i both would find living in 1960s America problematic to say the least
31:58 Though some attribute "The Girl Who Faded Away" to the MD band The Hangmen, Chris Bishop of Garage Hangover says that the released version of the song is likely the Reekers' acetate that was earlier recorded at Rodel Studio in Georgetown. In 1966 the Hangmen recorded a substantially different version of the song for their LP, Bittersweet.
"I don't know why none of these
bands never made it big
true most of them tried to
use the same sound as
others especially the more
successful ones but they
still should have made it,
I'm 55 yrs. old and I've always
loved the rock music of the
60's & 70's and the 80's(some of them),
this is the first time I've heard of these
bands and I would rather listen to them
than any of the junk they put out today,
thanks and keep finding more undiscovered
bands of yesterday for today."-😎📻🎤🎸🎹🎸🥁.
Can you help me with the lyrics: Dominios - I Need Her...
Payola was a factor on what got played on the radio.
we as a society collectively need to bring back the 60s
JUST the music...and housing rates....respectfully-75% of the population
I'm working on it sista💫☮️💚🎵💫
No. We dont. Its what got us into this current mess.
Estoy de acuerdo....
silly rabbit
probably the most craftily created playlist ever made - each song greets the next with a kiss
I'm in love with that first Enfields song, sooooo good!😁
exactly
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Me too 💃🏾
bad things fade away, and the good things come out right~~
yeah got my attention from start :)
to be COMPLETELY honest i did do and/or PROBABLY will EQUALLY really LOVE LITERALLY all of 1960's garage rock
I love how little the underlying vibe of underground music has changed, the need to prove yourself, the energy of desperation, i hear it still and feel it every show I play
haven't heard a single one of these hidden gems. I would've loved to been around for the 60s, if only the internet existed back then.
Ive only been to Cali one time, but the way this music makes a man feel- youd think i lived there FOREVER.
if you like this you might like my brothers music. his name is Stu Morris
I was born in 1999. So currently I'm 21 years old. Old nostalgic things like this, makes me feel lost. Like I'm not supposed to be here. I know many others feel the same. I wonder how my life would've been if I was a young teenager back in the 60s-90s. Even in this century, I was an awkward (but once you know me I'm fun) person. Didnt do much since I was born in a world of phones, computers, TVs so everything was digital. But I think I would be more if I was alive back then
Don't think your time is better or worse than past ones. Just appreciate the good things we had and the ones we have now.
I mean... ¡TH-cam! ¡Garage Music!
This is what the internet was made for, nevermind anything else. Only know 3 songs but I'm blown, thank you!
More like this is what it should have been👊😔
I was a teenager in the Sixties SWINGING LONDON! Internet? LOL
@@jimgleeson98 how could and Xer or mellenial learn about the music in question without the internet?
Robinsss same way we did without internet. Look it up in the books and archives. Too many rely on the internet. Mindless MILLENIALS and exers WHATEVER is wrong with some people today. No initiative. If it ain't on an app they can't cope. POG MO THOIN!
@@jimgleeson98 that's possible but it's much much easier to get this music through the internet
Please don't ever delete this. It means so much to me! ❤
if you like this you might like my brothers music. his name is Stu Morris
So enjoyable , easy listening , I was born in the 60’s and I’m still stuck in that era . Nothing like music from this time and early 70’s .
if you like this you might like my brothers music. his name is Stu Morris and 'She has a Car' is a good song by him
00:00 The Enfileds - I'm for things you do
2:28 The Choir - In Love's Shadow
5:05 Danny & The Counts - Ode to Wind
7:39 The Odes & Ends - Never Learn
10:23 Squires - Wonderin
12:50 The Illusions - Little Girl
15:10 Dark Knights - Send Her to Me
17:44 Young Tyrants - She Don't Get The Right
20:39 Mystic Tide - Stay Away
22:54 Avenger VI - Heartbeat
25:02 The Malibu's - Cry
27:14 The Nomads - Please Don't Hurt Me
29:35 The Jades - You Have to Walk
31:58 The Hangmen - The Girl Who Faded Away
34:40 Outer Limits - Alone and Crying
37:14 The Outsiders - Sun's Going Down
39:52 Cool Stove - Big Sensation
42:29 Vanguards - I Know a Girl
44:17 Us Too Group - I'll Leave You Crying
46:43 Good Feelins - Shattered
48:59 Fugitive Five - (I ain't gonna give up) My Way of Life
51:30 Blue Boys - I Know
54:13 Tides In - Trip With Me
56:54 Dominions - I Need Her
59:37 Young Men - A Though For You
01:02:35 The Endless - Tommorows Song
01:05:05 The Briks - It's Your Choice
01:07:59 Dagenites - I'm Gonna Slide
01:10:38 The Trodden Path - Keep Me Hangin'on
Enjoy!
Thank you
Good job, thanks! Now, if I could make this post sticky for easy access...
Thank you
it's in the description as well
I’m 25 and I love this music. Musically it doesn’t sound any different than some of the indie bands I listen to today. I hear the influence from these bands.
Back in the mid 60s, as a teenager with a pocket transistor AM radio, I was never able to hear gems like this on top 40 playlists on stations like WLS in Chicago or WQAM in Miami. Thanks so much for for this compilation.
g e t b e n t
Radio never changes, eh? Listening right now in Miami!!! Keeping it alive down here. Loving this playlist. I pride myself on my collection and listen to only my own music, never the radio/streaming....but damn if I didn't turn off my stereo to listen. What a fantastic collection. I want to get written into OP's will.
Payola was a big factor on what got played on the radio
@@mawkbravo2994How many of the two overworked brain cells did you use to formulate that inane remark?
I'm 30 but I feel more comfortable listening to 60s music than anything else, like its home to me.
ALL MUSICAL AND ARTISTIC AND LITERARY 'MOVEMENTS' OR TRENDS HAVE HIGH POINTS, "GOLDEN ERAS," BUT INEVITABLY IT FADES A BIT, GETS 'COOPTED" AND OVER-PRODUCED, BECOMES LAZILY DERIVATIVE AND STEREOTYPED, BUT IT NEVER COMPLETELY DIES OUT, JUST A CASE OF WIDESPREAD "RECULER POUR MIEUX SAUTER," - FRENCH FOR A KIND OF RETREATING, REORGANIZING, AND THEN ADVANCING IN A NEW YET STILL FAMILIAR FORM - AND IT WILL HAPPEN AGAIN, JUST WATCH!
I started a garage band that lasted from 1966-71 (jr high into high school), I was the drummer. The name 'The Cellophane Flowers' was a real period piece. Made all my spending $ this way, it was a blast.
@louislorenzi-prince3842 I salute you, man. You came from an awesome period in music 🎶
Да,да,да! Это бесподобно,красивые песни,именно песни.Спасибо им.Мои60 е,как грустно,что больше этого не будет.Я вас люблю!!!!!
I'm 77...the sound of these bands has a familiar groove ... similar so much of the music that made it big. I have always been blues hypnotized but much of this music just fit what was happening around us.
Good Lord! I hear the influences of The Doors, The Yardbirds, The Rolling Stones, and so many others in these tunes. Amazing collection of unknown songs!
The roots of punk.
The fact that I dont know any of these bands makes it 100x better
I've been coming back to this for the past two years and I know I'll continue to❤❤❤
This pretty much made my week. I wish i could step back into the 60s long enough to see these live bands.
Would not of been a wish wasted.
Listen to Aura Blaze!!!!!
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@@rhoderachel1190 I will. :) Thank you.
Sooo cool. Love it. I was 13 in '68 and the and 16 year old next door had tons of 45s like these we'd listen to. Great music.
I love the image of the lady in black and white so much, I'm going to a copy in a painting just for myself , brilliant subject matter ,music was cool too.
I'm 18 and i love this type of music. Really makes me feel like i'm living my teen life in 60s and 70s.
Same except I’m 17 I wish music like these songs were still being made today
@@itsurmombruh1391 become a 1960s tik toker 😂 we already got too many 80s peeps
just dress like them and ur sorted🤣
These songs are way better than they have a right to be. Glad to see the music is not forgotten and buried.
This got on by accident sunday morning. Its the best sunday morning ever!
Omg, I'm 19 and definitely would listen to this all day long, thanks for giving us this♡
@Rupert Samborski mmmm ok, zoomer
I'm 24 and I love this music 2
"omg im (insert age)" shut the fuck up bro. you sound so stupid
@@paolabravo5251 You are a zoomer. Gen Z goes up to age 24.
Я помню как в Ростове-на-Дону в середине 70-х годов вместе с другом по выпивке (и по гаражу), мы взяли примитивную акустику, сделанные на коленках барабаны, как сейчас помню там был толстый кусок металла и рюкзак с чем-то твердым внутри, и начали творить!!! Мы делали это в гаражах на окраине, чтоб нас не поймали за этим занятием. Давали концертики на 5-7 человек. Пели о чем было. Одну песню я напишу, другую - друг. Мы даже записали несколько пластинок, и раздали всем, кого знали. На этих пластинках был наш единственный альбом. Он назывался "Зачем любить?". А наша группа - ЭлектроАкулы!!! Сейчас я уже утерял те песни, хотя руки помнят аккорды. Нельзя сказать, что у нас было много любителем, но к нам часто ходили. Они были молодыми, мы - тоже. Однажды посетил полицейский в отставке. Его звали Вадим, как сейчас помню. Не сдал нас за наши, полные ужасного жаргона песнопения, хотя должен был. Спасибо ему. Вообщем весело было. Не было технологий... Было лишь творчество. Вскоре группа распалась. Друг уехал в Москву на обучение. Я остался. Про нас скоро забыли... Хотя если вернуться в те тихие жаркие края... Возможно кто-то нас вспомнит.... 🙂
Я не могу передать вам, как я благодарен за то, что вы рассказали свою историю. Подумать, насколько похожими могут быть люди из таких далеких реальностей
@@johnnybravo5726 Спасибо. Мир на самом деле очень тесен. И это, пожалуй, прекрасно.🙂
Что а что, так это я не ожидал увидеть Ростовчанина под этим постом, сам музыкой не увлекаюсь(люблю только слушать), но есть знакомые который собрали группу и у них даже не плохо получается. Сам тоже с Ростова, спасибо за историю.
Wonderful story! I enjoyed your words very much. Creativity is the magic at the heart of many great things. Yeah… it’s creativity that can sometimes save us from the world… or even from ourselves. ✨❤️✨
I saw in the news what has happened and remembered your story. Are you safe? I’m sure you are, best wishes friend.
This must be one if not the best of compilations I have ever heard. Each time I come back to it, I just suddenly feels as if everything was alright, everything was possible once more. Thank you for this.
I totally agree ‘ I listen to this compilation,and forget all the bs that’s going on in this world ❤
i almost jumped off a bridge one time
@@brysonaltvater4929 All ends come soon enough, friend. Just know that we are all ready only when it's done. To be fair though, it hardly looks like it most of the time.
JEEZ I heard the first song and I was like:
" I love GARAGES!"
I love 60s music in general but this is golden
Lol some one explain please
@@Witchy-Wonderland The music genre is called 'garage rock' so that was my joke
@@armando8040 duhhhh 😅
I was really surprised (in a good way) that I've never heard of any of these groups before. I was expecting this compilation would have like The Yardbirds, Animals, Kinks, Beau Brummells, etc. But at the same time it's sad that these really great groups aren't half as known as the aforementioned ones. So thanks for sharing mod elo.
wow, you realized your prior music taste was shit>= cool.
The Beau Brummels aren't very well known nowadays, which is very sad because they are probably the best US band from the 1960s. They were the first folk-rock group (pre-dating the Byrds by a few months) and one of the first country-artists (Bradley's Barn, 1968) And to add to that, they had the most Dylan-esque voice in their group, Sal Valentino. Great band!
@@QueenFan12 Hey. Your avatar/profile pic, The Swinging Blue Jeans. A few years ago, I attended a concert at the park in Pasadena. Terry Sylvester, former member + of The Hollies, performed (among others). He stuck around afterwards for fans. I met him & got his autograph. He & his wife were friendly.
@@mawkbravo2994 you mad bro?
In the early 2000's i used to listen to a radio station in southeast tx. that played "Americana" and i was surprised to hear them play some new music from the Beau Brummels.
The birthplace of Punk Rock.
Punk: Los Saikos. Peruvian band.
Wow, Far Out Man, This Sound Takes Me Back To My Childhood Hippie Days When I Was A Kid In The 60s & 70s, I Really Dig It, Thanks For The Memories.
flower power hippie fuck
Some of my favorite songs of my generation (the 70s & 80s) are songs like these....obscure to most people, sung by bands such as the Payolas for example. Undoubtedly influenced by these bands. The Damned did a great cover of Alone Again Or that most folks don't even realize was a cover. These are the songs that still sound great today. Forever relevant. Timeless. Beautiful to reminisce to. Thank you for this wonderful playlist! 💃🕺💜
it's interesting how every next generation has more and more music to experience, more art, more creativity and each decade always seems so unique and different... it's pretty awesome actually ... can't imagine what music would be evolving to in the next 100 years
I didn't know this was my favorite genre
This popped up on my feed randomly and I love it. Thanks for keeping good music alive for the younger generation 👌
Something about the first song makes me keep coming back to this playlist
The transitions to the next songs are so smooth.
This is a prime example of music that gets better every time you listen to it these are true masterpieces
Yes 🤩
i once ran about 75 km around my town one night mostly listening to this. this was about 4 years ago but this playlist is always special to me
Sounds like the kind of night that was uneventful but still had some weird special tone about it....
@@coreypharveyable you perfectly described the feeling...
The only way for him to have this raw power is to be a vinyl collector which I do believe he is. I dont think you can find these on the net and I hear the crackle sound. Good music brother
OH! I feel so stupid (and young and dumb). I always knew that I liked a certain type of song from the 60s. It's a whole genre--it's called garage rock. Thank you!!
been listening on repeat for 24 hours straight and counting....thank you so much for this :D
Some real hidden gems here that capture the real mid-sixties vibe.
I can remember the first band I heard in the early sixties was actually a band out of a garage in my neighborhood. I was hooked!
@Alexander Capanov It was a wild time in the early 60's, and just got wilder!
60s music was the best. Fuck what people say, theres hardly any good modern music.
90's baby, but this playlist is timeless
what did the 90's produce?
@@barrybasham6578 hardcore breakbeat, jungle techno , jungle music and rave culture in the early to mid 90s . Was a creative time
Im 16 and idk why i love seeing 60's girls style
its that style, some waht exoctic to the eye, its that a pretty girl will always be a pretty girl. i dig the style too, the sixties style. esp the architecture and patterns you see in the fabric
Because you have taste
😁😁
cause 50s 60s ladies were ladies .not like this today..nude sickness and untalented snowhites..
@@apollon755 “untalented snowhites” lmao 🤣
I yes not even born yet and I LOVE THIS MUSIC ALL WEMAN BEAUTIFUL
Dang, this lady is probably 80 something now.
yeah she's 86
who is she? i mean her name sry curious
She can still get it.
"Yep. Still got it"
And she's probably cool as fuck.
Can't tell you how many times I've come back to this video. It's like a compilation of proto-indie. Wonderfully sedating and edgy in a way emo can never be. Happy listening. I'm drunk.