I'm a rebel just for kicks now

[Ron Obvious]

When I heard this song for the first time, I could have sworn it's an old song I heard decades ago. Well, that could be because it samples "Wait a minute Mr. Postman". Or maybe it's the reference to 1966. ETA: It's from 2017

[2naSalit]

1. Really like this song

for a number of reasons that I can't quite define.

[Ron Obvious]

4. I feel the same

I don't like most modern music, but I almost feel as though I've known this song all my life.

[lunasun]

2. Well the album is called Woodstock so yes you will hear the 60s in the songs

Part of the inspiration for John Gourley for the album was finding his dad’s old Woodstock ticket and talking to his dad about what should go on the next album , which then became Woodstock

“Number One” opens the album with the actual recording of Ritchie Havens from Woodstock x “Freedom” , and has r&b singer Son Little on that PTM song .
Check him out too

I saw PTM @ a multi day music event , they add a lot of recognizable tributes to many old bands and they put on a great concert imo

[Ron Obvious]

5. Thanks for the tip!

I've found the Woodstock album and will be giving it a listen soon.

[Iggo]

3. It became my favorite song the moment I first heard it.

So. Fucking. Catchy.

[Ron Obvious]

6. It is. I can imagine it as a soundtrack to a 60's artsy movie

Like Blowup or the like.

I'd literally never heard of the band or the song before, but as I said, I thought I'd known this song for years. The google search on the lyrics returned this one. That was unexpected.

[Iggo]

7. Like one of those groovy mod movies with super skinny models with big sunglasses.