My list of favourite garage rock tracks from the sixties!

[Hepcat]

THE BROWNS "The Bells" is Garage Rock?

Yes, I was kind of questioning that myself.

[packy120353]

Hah! I kind of got carried away sorry NOt garage rock

[Hepcat]

This one's real, both a real classic and real garage rock:

Question Mark & The Mysterians - 96 Tears

[Allhallowsday]

"Open My Eyes" Nazz

[Hepcat]

Here's another classic:

Shadows of Knight Gloria YouTube

[Allhallowsday]

Electric Prunes

[Hepcat]

The Electric Prunes were great!

Here's one though that should have been on my list:

Richard and the Young Lions- Open Up Your Door

[Allhallowsday]

That's great... 

RALPH NIELSEN and THE CHANCELLORS  "Scream" 
RALPH NIELSEN & THE CHANCELLORS - scream!

[Hepcat]

This track veritably defined garage rock:

GLORIA - SHADOWS OF KNIGHT 1966.

[Dr.Cyclops]

The Bad Seeds - A Taste of the Same
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BTW The lead Guitarist would go on to Semi-stardom withe the Bubble Puppy

[Dr.Cyclops]

The Haunted: 1-2-5 (1966) Montreal Garage band
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Highest Chart position #2 coming close to bumping the Stones out (#1 was the Rolling Stones -  Paint it Black)

[Hepcat]

I don't recall hearing that one played in my neck of the woods. Nor can I find it in my CHUM Chart Book. Whereabouts did you grow up?

I like it though, and I love the blues harp front and center! That's something that most heavy metal bands in the last few decades lack.

[Mord]

 1. Stooges - T.V. Eye*
2. MC5 - Kick Out the Jams
3. Velvet Underground  - Waiting for the Man
4. Seeds - You're Pushing Too Hard
5. Stooges - I Wanna be Your Dog (Iggy deserves two or more)


* technically released in 1970

[Dr.Cyclops]

I don't recall hearing that one played in my neck of the woods. Nor can I find it in my CHUM Chart Book. Whereabouts did you grow up?

I like it though, and I love the blues harp front and center! That's something that most heavy metal bands in the last few decades lack.

Born and raised in Leslieville TO (GO RAPTORS!)
Discovered the Haunted years later (they were from Montreal) I wonder if they had CHOM charts?
Speaking of Toronto here's The Shays featuring David Clayton Thomas...Brainwashed (1966 )
(Americans should be forced to listen to this song)
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[Hepcat]

Discovered the Haunted years later (they were from Montreal) I wonder if they had CHOM charts?

Strange The Haunted:

The band grew to be one of the most in demand bands in Canada for the balance of the 1960s and into the early 1970s. (Founder Jurgen) Peter decided to fold the band in 1971, commenting as follows: "We were the most sought after and highest paid Canadian band for many years. When I folded the band in 1971, I had to cancel a whole year of advance bookings and it cost me a fortune in lawyer's fees to get out of some of them." At the time of the breakup, the band had a loyal fan club with thousands of members.

While The Haunted released seven singles in the 1966-68 period, only one self-titled LP was released in 1966.