Haha, no I'm seven years younger than you. But 60s music is my thing...it's what I grew up on as a child by my father. As a teen I got into the popular music of the time, and then "classic rock". Then an early adherent of hip hop and gangster rap. So far, normal enough. But already by the end of college I was finding myself drifting back to the groups of the sixties. I like a smattering of things from the 70s, 80s, and 90s, but the sixties music is far and away the music that moves me the most. I basically have the musical tastes, and musical knowledge, of someone in their late sixties. Maybe more knowledge/recall than most, because of how into it I have been. I have a pretty broad recall of any sixties music or bands that got regular radio play. I don't claim to have much visibility on more underground/psychadelic/non-commercial stuff, but I'm probably more versed in the popular music of the sixties ("who sang what") than almost anyone my age (early 40s).
It's a useless skill. Even more useless however, is that I am fairly sure that my kids know far, far more about the same era of music than anyone in the U.S. their age, having been raised in the same thing.
But anyway, Indian Reservation is a great song, I love it. But it's pretty late mode Raiders, not too representative of their prime. Their mid-sixties hits (and they did have hits) are great garage band rockers with catchy hooks.
