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Sure you're not here for hate speech? Because I won't tolerate it.

It was a terrific performance. Thanks for commenting.

Glad you enjoyed it. My video doesn't really do the event justice. It was life-affirming. Stephen touched us all. Thanks for commenting..

What are you comparing it to? A studio recording that was made over 40 years ago?

@@Peter_LiveMusic I'm comparing it to everyone that sings well.

@@jbw9999 As she's always been "just" a backing singer, I think your comparison is a little unfair. But thanks for your opinion.

@@Peter_LiveMusic Thanks for not being an offended "Human League can do no wrong" fan.

I too discovered Jack quite by chance and disappeared down his rabbit hole. That was a couple of years ago now. I've had the pleasure of seeing him live three times since, each time very different but always a wonderful experience. Yes, I watched his performance with Sarah Blasko who I also like very much. He'll be at her second Factory Theatre show in Sydney this Sunday. I'm not sure if as support or if they will be doing the duo together. Sadly, I won't be there. If you like this performance of Jack, you'll probably also like an earlier show I videoed. Some of the songs are the same but 'The Dreamlanders' are a different band, creating a significantly different live sound. ua-cam.com/video/DIGw4HCrDrI/v-deo.html Hope you continue to enjoy Jack. He definitely deserves more recognition. Thanks for commenting.

One of Australia's most Amazing Voices I've ever heard. Compared by many to Nick Cave. I'm 60 and adore them both. It's imho a very fair Comparison...

Enjoy the Rabbit hole it's Awesome.. A truly under discovered Australian Treasure 🏆🥇🪙

@@terrifiedtomatosauce1964 Yes, a great voice which needs more recognition.

Yes, a truly terrific live band. I've seen them a number of times too, including their first visit to Sydney as complete unknowns. That show blew me away as it did everyone in the audience. This is the closest I've ever been. The sound suffered but the excitement was electrifying. It would be great to see them in the Top End in front of a home crowd. Lucky you.

I think most of us still miss The Jezabels. But I was very impressed with this very low key gig. Both Hayley and The Hurricanes sounded great (much better than in my video) and she is starting to get an impressive catalogue of solo material. Definitely worth catching live if you can (she is currently touring).

Yes, live recordings rarely sound as good as those made in a studio. Yes, the sound device used here is not professional but it is considerably better than a smart phone mic. While the venue's acoustics had been criticised in the past, since it's major renovations/upgrades, they are now world class (as they always should have been). I can assure you that his voice didn't live up to expectations/hopes on the night. Some people left after only a couple of songs. His voice issues may have partly been because prior to this tour he hadn't performed live in many years. He has since done several other shows which is a very good sign. I'm in no way passing judgement on this performance, just stating facts. After some initial readjustments, I thoroughly enjoyed the night. It was wonderful to see this giant of antipodal music again. However, I also think people need to be prepared that Tim's voice may not be what it was. In fact, to think there'd be no changes over almost 50 years would be rather naive. There are numerous reviews of this tour in both Australia and New Zealand cities online. Only one (Brisbane) makes a direct reference to Tim's voice. So perhaps you are right and he did have a sore throat for a couple of concerts. Thanks for your thoughts.

You missed a great night. They always put on a brilliant live show. Their new album is out next week. Get yourself to the Hordern March 21. You won't be sorry.

@@Peter_LiveMusic Yeah if my uni assignments aren't due that day, I'd go. I work near the Hordern.

Yes, they still sound remarkably good considering how long they have been performing for. I hope your dream comes true and you and your dad get to see them live one day soon.👨‍👧 Thanks for commenting.

@@Peter_LiveMusic Thank you xx

It was a good night. Only slightly marred by a few people who only wanted to hear Stranglers' material. Hugh did his best to try and ignore them. He was in fine form. Hopefully he's still got a few more years of gigs left in him yet.

I used to video from up front. You can get some terrific shots and there's a greater sense of immersion. But more often than not I was disappointed with the sound. Sometimes it was plain terrible. So now I usually video from further back, hunting out a place with the least interrupted view. I would definitely have liked to have been a little closer for this one but the Hordern was designed primarily for sporting events and there are no ideal sitting positions off the dance floor. Also it was reserved seating, and with intense demand, I was lucky to get a ticket at all. So overall, I am pleased with this footage. It was an incredible concert - a once in a lifetime event. I hope I've done it, the band and their music at least a little justice. Thanks for commenting.

If you have nothing better to do than criticism things, at least get you whinging right. The date is 2023 on both the webpage and on the video. Sorry if you have a problem with the font but that's a different issue altogether.

@@Peter_LiveMusic Oh dear. Sounds like I’ve hit a nerve with you. It wasn’t a criticism, nor a whing. It was a genuine observation / enquiry, and not intended to offend you, or anyone in fact. Yes, I might have had a problem reading the font now you mention it. It did look like 2025 to me. I thought the video was excellent and most enjoyable for an amateur. I look forward to watching more, even if the font can be a little confusing. I will attempt to read your fonts more carefully in the future, laddie.

@@TheBeeryBoater Had you said some of that in your original comment my response wouldn't have been as harsh. It was your 'time traveller' question which triggered me. I don't mind criticisms regarding my uploads (hell, there are far from perfect) but I like them to be constructive. I get far too many trolls going on about the bands or my videos. Usually, I just delete them straight away. No time for the haters anymore. Anyway, thanks for the clarification. If you like Deacon Blue, you'll find a much longer video of them from 2019. It was taken from the front of the stage which means better visuals but a little sound distortion: ua-cam.com/video/3hxONhM6azA/v-deo.html Hope you enjoy it.

@@Peter_LiveMusic Thank you. I look forward to wathing it.

@@Peter_LiveMusic Thank you for the reply and information.

She's a wonderful performer. Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for commenting.

It was a most interesting performance. The two songs I captured don't really do it justice. I was hoping to get one more song, but he was all over the place and I couldn't keep him in frame.

Neither Radio Birdman nor The Saints were happy about being labeled 'punk' but that didn't stop them being adopted by young Australian punks, particularly when initially there were so few other local bands to see live.

Con el lanzamiento de su primer álbum en solitario, pronto habrá mucha más música suya para disfrutar. Gracias por comentar.

A great Australian poet, lyricist and writer.

A great song and very sad that history is repeating itself.

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Check out his guitar playing here: ua-cam.com/video/x7dnw90EF5E/v-deo.html Brilliant. He has a great future in head of him.

Yes, two wonderful performers. I also caught their most recent tour. Here's some video from their Sydney concert for you to catch up with when you have the time: ua-cam.com/video/FpLMwgPX1d0/v-deo.html Thanks for commenting.

@Peter_LiveMusic thanks so much for sharing

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