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The Count Five - Psychotic Reaction - Garage Rock Album
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The Count Five - Psychotic Reaction

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Psychotic Reaction is the 1966 debut album by The Count Five, a garage rock band from San Jose, California. The title track, anchored by its fuzz-toned guitar riff and propulsive rhythm, reached number five on the Billboard Hot 100 and became one of the era's defining garage punk songs. The album reflects the mid-1960s American garage rock sound shaped by British Invasion bands, particularly The Yardbirds. The band released only one album during their career and is regarded as a quintessential one-hit wonder of the 1960s.

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When was Psychotic Reaction released?

Psychotic Reaction was released in 1966. It is the debut album by The Count Five, a garage-rock band from San Jose, California.

Who recorded Psychotic Reaction?

The album was recorded by The Count Five. The band became associated with the mid-1960s garage-rock scene in California.

How successful was the song Psychotic Reaction?

The title track reached number five on the Billboard Hot 100. Its fuzz-toned guitar riff and driving rhythm made it one of the era's best-known garage-rock songs.

What does Psychotic Reaction sound like?

The record features fuzz guitar, fast rhythms, and raw garage-rock vocals. Its direct attack helped define the punk-leaning side of 1960s rock.

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