What is this stuff?!?! 
And, why were you listening to it?!?
Not in a bad way… its uniquely amazing and freaky at the same time! 
I was checking back here to see what BELLA meant that she hadn’t got started yet!? and Korths puts this up?!
Wowsers!
Whatever it is I could definitely polka to it. 
I’m feelin’ kinda polka/new agey/techno-synthesized…sumthin, lol. I like it. 
All buckled in Curious George? 
I mean Matt…err..Alpha!
Bella
Old school: Coolio/LV ; Gangsta’s Paradise
You just inspired me: I’m listening to the original, Stevie Wonder’s “Pastime Paradise”
Yup! Going even older school:
Shaboom!!!
Yes, “old school” is a relative term.
Woolly Bully. 
YouTube - SAM THE SHAM AND THE PHARAOHS
Alpha…your avatar…LOL and .
Bella
I like, I like!!! Uno, dos, one, two, tres, cuatro… LOL!!! Watch it now! Watch it!!!
JW avatar… Awe inspiring alpha male… Saw your quote and here’s thinking o’ u bella!
There are lots of versions of Love Potion #9. My favorite is the original by The Coasters. Love the flute.
Bella
Wow, I have that on vinyl 45! hehe.
Pfft! That’s still not old enough
This one is very obscure and for being made in 58, its crazy how much it pushes towards being punk rock or psychobilly.
Oooochris, so, you wanna go real “old school”? I’ll see your five and raise ya ten!
I have a collection of vinyl…LP’s/45’s…in a walk in closet! Some are so rare I can’t even find 'em on Youtube!
Baby, I’m good for a ride to old school anytime!
Hop in!
Bella
BEEEUUUTTTTIFFFULLLL!!! I’ll jump into that old school ride anytime!!!
Haha, get comfy!
Bella
The MAN
Now you’re talkin’ the real deal!
Bella
Bella
I still don’t understand what Americans call Punk. I would call this Psychobilly, definitely. But nowhere near to what I call punk or original old school punk. In Oz we used to laugh at what was promoted as punk from here no offense, just sayin’.
Yeah, but keep in mind that the particular song that I linked there was made in 1958, just 3 years after a greasy haired young truck driver named ELVIS hit the scene with ‘That’s alright mama’. Pretty fierce track for being made just when rock n roll was getting started.
Hasil Adkins stuff was pretty nuts too.
When it comes to pure punk though, I generally think of stuff like Black Flag, Fear, The Ramones, Generation X, The Damned, The Misfits, The Exploited, Dead Kennedys, etc.
The Cramps and the Meteors were psychobilly but because of their energy they got lumped into the punk rock scene of that era too, it seems.
Funny. Out of those you named, only a couple were called punk outside of here. The rest were considered rock/hard rock. You haven’t even named the ONE American band that was considered GENIUS outside of here. Talking Heads. Not punk, but brilliant enough to stand all on their own. I’ve always wondered why the hip hop / rap performers never sampled them.