In Osterbergs biography you can hear him say "girl I like to lay you again" after the solo and 2nd. Verse. It's in his biography open up and bleed... Look it up
First Punk Theory Según una teoría, el punk rock se remonta a " La Bamba " de Ritchie Valens . Solo considere el chillido de mariachi de tres acordes de Valens a la luz de "Louie Louie" de Kingsmen , luego considere "Louie Louie" a la luz de " You Really Got Me " de The Kinks , luego "You Really Louie " a la luz de " No Fun " de los Stooges , luego "No Fun" a la luz de " Blitzkrieg Bop " de los Ramones, y finalmente note que "Blitzkrieg Bop" suena mucho a "La Bamba". - Lester Bangs , 1980 Twist and Shout in My List
+John Benn You do realize this was 1964, right? Have you listened to much mid-'60s low-budget garage rock? The "crappy sound" is part of what makes it fucking great, and rock'n'roll.
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In Osterbergs biography you can hear him say "girl I like to lay you again" after the solo and 2nd. Verse. It's in his biography open up and bleed... Look it up
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First Punk Theory
Según una teoría, el punk rock se remonta a " La Bamba " de Ritchie Valens . Solo considere el chillido de mariachi de tres acordes de Valens a la luz de "Louie Louie" de Kingsmen , luego considere "Louie Louie" a la luz de " You Really Got Me " de The Kinks , luego "You Really Louie " a la luz de " No Fun " de los Stooges , luego "No Fun" a la luz de " Blitzkrieg Bop " de los Ramones, y finalmente note que "Blitzkrieg Bop" suena mucho a "La Bamba".
- Lester Bangs , 1980
Twist and Shout in My List
Kingsmen version superior but have other singles by the iguanas. Rog Pacific sunset records.
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kinda sounds like the shaggs
CRAPPY SOUND
What a waste of a clip!!!!!!
+John Benn You do realize this was 1964, right? Have you listened to much mid-'60s low-budget garage rock? The "crappy sound" is part of what makes it fucking great, and rock'n'roll.
Well put, kopper!
'Louie Louie' is THE garage-rock anthem ! ! !
It's HISTORY........