Blast from the Past - (remember) Dave Clark Five:
Glad All Over:
Forgot all about this tune...until tonight!
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Geesh. A really good one!
Good thing that they never sold themselves out to the likes of GLAD Reynolds Wrap/Saran Wrap or anything else...like some do.
You know how the Madison Avenues' "strategies" operate - interject that first, initial feeling(s) when listening to the tune and then all of a sudden, morph it into some kind of commercial prospect and hope to hell that that - particular sentiment not only drips..but does indeed carry over - right? Like, no questions asked.
Pushing sentimental buttons...as it were ~
Hence, increased sales as a result.
For some, maybe. For most, I reckon - not so much.
Nope.
Sorry.
No can do.
...and I'm glad about that.
Glad?
Yep.
Glad all over ~ ~ ~ ~
You betcha.
Glad all over.....
over". The shit we did eh! 
To me, the melody asks a question and then turns right around and answers it...while never *skipping a beat.*
Perhaps a real pre-cursor to punk. In essence. In its purely stark shade and/or stage.
I dunno. I think you are on to something here, to be honest...though I can't quite place my finger on it ~ ~ ~
For me, what comes to mind...is this particular (though not so original) driving, hard beat by Guns & Roses:
Do they share things/timing in beat which I kind of think that you were originally alluding to, am I right? Yes? No? You be the judge.
No matter really because ya know what? It's all good...and you can take that to the bank, my loyal friend.
The driving drumbeat, shouted lyrics, abrupt end.
