You expected me to believe, every word you said but now those words are dead You told me all those lies realize I've been through it before today I could of tried to say I love you and you know that I'm always, thinking of you I don't know know why love had to die (scream!) I don't know why love had to die You told me all those lies realize I've been through it before I've been through it before I've been through it before
The band The Plagues were from Lansing, and soon changed names to The Plain Brown Wrapper. But the label Fenton Records was not. They were based in a small town north of Grand Rapids where the owner had a recording studio, many regional bands went to record there and some had their recordings put out on Fenton, others would come up with their own label and self-promote and distribute, often just selling them at their shows. The Plain Brown Wrapper made several records (several at Lansing Sound Studio on Spirit and their own labels) and played one of the first weeks at The Grande Ballroom, Detroit.
Very cool. I'm born and raised in Lansing. I used to hang with Chuck Sweitzer's nephew Dennis. Met Chuck once or twice. The Wrapper were legendary around Lansing.
Came here because of your cover, both are killers, Paul, hope to see you one day in Mexico playing for the people who feel 'stuck in the past' too. Keep it real man, and thanks for the music.
Thanks Reyes, I've been busy with The Higher State and Suburban Homes this year, but there will be a new solo album in summer 2017.... stay cool brother.
hey there bolt you stated this band was out of Lansing Michigan are you familiar with a band out of Ann Arbor Michigan they call themselves The Arbors they did a Trippy psychedelic version of the song The Letter by the band The Box Tops Circa 1968
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What a trip to hear my dad on the drums!
Really?
You are pretty and pretty lucky! Greetings from Greece!
Garage Classic.
You expected me to
believe, every word you said
but now those words are dead
You told me
all those lies
realize
I've been through it before
today
I could of
tried to say
I love you
and you know
that I'm always, thinking of you
I don't know know why
love had to die
(scream!)
I don't know why
love had to die
You told me
all those lies
realize
I've been through it before
I've been through it before
I've been through it before
God bless u
The band The Plagues were from Lansing, and soon changed names to The Plain Brown Wrapper. But the label Fenton Records was not. They were based in a small town north of Grand Rapids where the owner had a recording studio, many regional bands went to record there and some had their recordings put out on Fenton, others would come up with their own label and self-promote and distribute, often just selling them at their shows. The Plain Brown Wrapper made several records (several at Lansing Sound Studio on Spirit and their own labels) and played one of the first weeks at The Grande Ballroom, Detroit.
Thanks for the neat little history!
Very cool. I'm born and raised in Lansing. I used to hang with Chuck Sweitzer's nephew Dennis. Met Chuck once or twice. The Wrapper were legendary around Lansing.
Thanks man!!!
this song keeps moving up my own personal 100 Greatest Hits list
I would like to see this Hits list, send it to us ?!
The singers voice makes this one stand out plus the fact it's a total mind masher
Could you imagine if these guys had access to today's studio technology, back then? They were talented songwriters.
Sounds just great as it is - raw and unfiltered. CHOOON.
It is perfect, it can’t be topped
one of my all time favourites.
Came here because of your cover, both are killers, Paul, hope to see you one day in Mexico playing for the people who feel 'stuck in the past' too. Keep it real man, and thanks for the music.
Thanks Reyes, I've been busy with The Higher State and Suburban Homes this year, but there will be a new solo album in summer 2017.... stay cool brother.
The one person who dislikes this song has serious mental problems.
Probably Byron Volpe (How many will get this joke?)
my god, what a masterpiece.
Legendary sound of the 60's .
Classic garage master piece
This song took a while to grow on me..now its in my top 10..amazing !!
Thunderbolt 24 you just don't quit a great obscure Jam another great post keep it up
Bad ass punk'n delic psych!
wow this song was solid all the way through with a strong lead could hear a bit of Valerie by The Monkees in there
Pure gem, thanks for the share!
love it
Killer
hey there bolt you stated this band was out of Lansing Michigan are you familiar with a band out of Ann Arbor Michigan they call themselves The Arbors they did a Trippy psychedelic version of the song The Letter by the band The Box Tops Circa 1968
Nope! Gotta link?
@@Bolt24HotSounds the arbors. Date 1638. 1969
It's on the tube already, lad.
sorry bolt 24 I do not have a link I sure wish I did to share that with you it would be right up your alley