I have fond memories of seeing The Young Men perform "Young Man's Problem" on "Swingin' Time" with Robin Seymour back in the day, as the kids say. It had a good beat, and I presume it was good to dance to (as the only dance I do is the jerk, I can't say for sure). The song has stayed with me for lo these many decades -- that should count for something.

I've seen this record go for as much as seventy five dollars and I just shake my head. It's an obsure Detroit record, but hardly an anti-war classic. "Old men hate and young men die..." That's pretty much the message. There are a plethora of more intelligent, more interesting anti-war songs from this period. Yes, it's a fairly rare recording, but frankly, I wouldn't wipe my behind with this. Funny thing is, I picked this up for about ten bucks from a guy in ENGLAND! Then again, I picked up the very collectible "School Days" Chess EP (Chuck Berry) from a guy in France!The flip side, the Young Men's version of "Angel Baby", will not make anyone forget the classic Rosie and the Originals version. Strange choice for a b side. Both sides of this release are ultimately forgettable.