60s punk enthusiasts... are you familiar with this?

[LAJ]

Seriously... give it a full listen... It's quite awesome.

[BlackCrayon]

pretty cool. kinda reminds me a bit of the monks.

[LAJ]

Yup, there is a little bit of Monks sound in this for sure!

[AsianDivaGirlsWebDude]

Their sound kind of reminded of this Japanese 60's psychedelic band:



Amazingly, they recently reunited:



Flower Travellin' Band put out some incredible albums (if you can find them). Here is the FTB website:

http://www.flowertravellingband.com/



ADG

[candyflip]

Definitely cool, but not sure I'd call this punk rock. That name isn't something that came around and stuck until the mid 70s.

[LAJ]

Regardless of when "punk" was coined... it existed well before the mid 70s. Iggy was doing it in the 60s.

[candyflip]

Regardless of when "punk" was coined... it existed well before the mid 70s. Iggy was doing it in the 60s.

Iggy Pop wasn't punk rock, and if you called him that he'd probably spit in your face.

And these guys were no Iggy Pop

[LAJ]

Good shit ADG! Love that...

Now I gotta see Eraserhead again!

[AsianDivaGirlsWebDude]

Iggy Pop wasn't punk rock, and if you called him that he'd probably spit in your face.

And these guys were no Iggy Pop

Iggy would spit in your face, because, well, he is known as the "Godfather of Punk":





Note the sound, the style, and the dates...and then tell me that Iggy's music had nothing to do with punk, or better yet, ask all of the punk bands that listed Iggy and the Stooges as a major influence.



ADG

[LAJ]

LOL... why dignify it ADG. The second I saw "Iggy Pop wasn't punk rock" posted... his credibility was lost.

[BlackCrayon]

Iggy Pop wasn't punk rock, and if you called him that he'd probably spit in your face.

And these guys were no Iggy Pop

punk didn't just start with the ramones and sex pistols.

[LAJ]

Anyway... the point of this thread was to share "The Blackmen" and to give people an opportunity to hear something that perhaps they've never heard before.

[rogueteens]

LOL, I thought it was just a blanket of noise at first then I realised that every embedded video on this page was playing at once!

[BlackCrayon]

LOL, I thought it was just a blanket of noise at first then I realised that every embedded video on this page was playing at once!

so its not just me. they must of changed the embed code on gfy or something. try clicking a 'what are you listening to thread' lol.

[AsianDivaGirlsWebDude]

LOL, I thought it was just a blanket of noise at first then I realised that every embedded video on this page was playing at once!

I too have started noticing lately that YouTube videos are starting to play automatically when I click on or refresh GFY pages containing embedded videos.

It's friggin' annoying!!!

Couple this with the increasing slowness of GFY's servers, and the virtual absence of any mods around to curb the fake nicks and trolls, and this place is slipping even further into the shitter of late.



ADG

[EddyTheDog]

WTF - Its just random noise - .....

[CaptainHowdy]

[harvey]

take a look at this, really cool stuff: arguably the first punk band ever came from Peru and was in active in the mid 60s.

Without further ado: LOS SAICOS!!!! (that's how Spanish people pronounce "Psychos")

[J.R.]

That rocks bro, good stuff

[AsianDivaGirlsWebDude]

take a look at this, really cool stuff: arguably the first punk band ever came from Peru and was in active in the mid 60s.

Without further ado: LOS SAICOS!!!! (that's how Spanish people pronounce "Psychos")

Harvey got the Saico-Mania!!!





ADG

[adultGeek]

thnks bud..nice post..

[RandyRandy]

Harvey got the Saico-Mania!!!





ADG

I had the original single of Ca Plane pour Moi on vinyl - one of the best things to come out of Belgium next to fries with mayonnaise! I think it's a bit more New Wave than Punk, but the lines get blurred, especially in the mid/late 70s.

[AsianDivaGirlsWebDude]

I had the original single of Ca Plane pour Moi on vinyl - one of the best things to come out of Belgium next to fries with mayonnaise! I think it's a bit more New Wave than Punk, but the lines get blurred, especially in the mid/late 70s.

Plastic Bertrand was definitely New Wave. I posted it since I noted a few musical similarities to the Los Saicos song (it also seemed to pop/wholesome to be considered punk).

Alas, that was Plastic Bertand's only hit song, and it turns out that Plastic Bertand did not even sing his hit song, Ca Plane Pour Moi (it was actually sung by the song's writer and producer).





ADG

[Sarah_Jayne]

Iggy Pop wasn't punk rock, and if you called him that he'd probably spit in your face.

And these guys were no Iggy Pop

I agree with you though. I enjoyed the clip and certainly it may be an inspiration for punk while not actually being punk.

[AsianDivaGirlsWebDude]

Iggy had/has great pop sensibilities, but he is/was definitely punk...



Iggy's tunes covered by others (the cover songs were bigger hits than Iggy's orginals):















ADG

[LAJ]

take a look at this, really cool stuff: arguably the first punk band ever came from Peru and was in active in the mid 60s.

Without further ado: LOS SAICOS!!!! (that's how Spanish people pronounce "Psychos")

Nice! Thank you for sharing that!

[CourtneyR]

<3......

[MiLo]

+1. Punk is stupid.

http://www.hulu.com/watch/478685

[Sarah_Jayne]

Iggy had/has great pop sensibilities, but he is/was definitely punk...



Iggy's tunes covered by others (the cover songs were bigger hits than Iggy's orginals):















ADG

Iggy is sort of a planet all his own. Punk visited his planet now and then.

[LAJ]

More coolness...

[LAJ]

take a look at this, really cool stuff: arguably the first punk band ever came from Peru and was in active in the mid 60s.

Without further ado: LOS SAICOS!!!! (that's how Spanish people pronounce "Psychos")

Check it out... I'm getting an original vinyl copy of Demolicion on a 45 for father's day. Beyond fuuuuuuuckin stoked. Thanks again for the recommendation.

[Bman]

some great stuff!
is that of a bigger documentary?