Before PUNK | 16 GARAGE Rock Tracks That Fueled the Punk Explosion (1963–1969) скачать в хорошем качестве

Before PUNK | 16 GARAGE Rock Tracks That Fueled the Punk Explosion (1963–1969)

🎸 Before PUNK ripped through the 1970s, its raw energy was already alive in the garages, basements, and dive bars of the 1960s. This video takes you back to 1963–1969, when teenage bands with cheap gear, fuzzy amps, and untamed energy laid down the tracks that would ignite the punk explosion. These songs weren’t polished or perfect—they were loud, messy, and full of attitude. From the chaotic roar of The Sonics and the sneer of The Standells to the wild defiance of MC5 and The Stooges, each track captures the reckless spirit that made garage rock a breeding ground for rebellion. We’ll explore 16 essential cuts that carried garage rock’s fire straight into proto-punk history. 🥁 Whether you’re a die-hard fan of ’60s rock or just curious about where punk’s fury began, this is a noisy, rebellious ride through the roots of one of music’s most explosive movements. 🚀 🎧 Featuring: 00:50 The Kingsmen – Louie Louie (1963) 02:24 The Sonics – Psycho (1965) 03:41 The Seeds – Pushin’ Too Hard (1965) 05:02 Los Saicos – Demolición (1965) 06:22 The 13th Floor Elevators – You’re Gonna Miss Me (1966) 07:57 The Count Five – Psychotic Reaction (1966) 09:16 The Shadows of Knight – Gloria (1966) 10:35 The Monks – Complication (1966) 12:00 The Troggs – Wild Thing (1966) 13:24 ? and the Mysterians – 96 Tears (1966) 14:47 The Remains – Don’t Look Back (1966) 16:17 The Music Machine – Talk Talk (1966) 17:12 The Standells – Dirty Water (1966) 19:08 Velvet Underground – White Light/White Heat (1968) 20:25 The Stooges – I Wanna Be Your Dog (1969) 21:42 MC5 – Kick Out the Jams (1969) 👉 If you dig this journey, don’t forget to like the video, share it with fellow music fans, and subscribe for more deep dives into rock history. And drop your favorite garage rock track in the comments—we might feature it next time! ⚠️ Copyright Notice: We respect and follow YouTube’s Fair Use policies under Section 107 of the U.S. Copyright Act. Content is used for commentary, education, documentation, and review purposes. #GarageRock #PunkHistory #1960sRock #protopunk #classicrock #punk