1. You Just Like Me Cos I'm good In Bed. 2. Horror Movie. 3. Smut. 4. Hey What's The Matter? 5. Living In The 70's. 6. Whatever Happened To The Revolution?
the first time I saw Skyhooks. went to all all day concert at Blacktown showground, Billy Thorpe headlined, but also on the bill was Stevie Wright. unfortunately Stevie was too scagged out to turn up, the MC announced this and we were very disappointed, then he said a new band from Melbourne would be playing instead. well the mention of Melbourne just made us even more mad, this was Sydney remember! . When skyhooks came on stage all dressed up we fell about laughing. But OMG half way through the first song they had us, just unbelievably together. love at first sight, and still up there as the most original band this country ever produced. And yes, we did dance, and screamed and loved every minute of it
That concert was the first decent. full on line up of the day, the biggest thing to happen to this place up to this time and even to the present time .I helped to put this show on, with many hours of work with just a few other people .Diesel and Jon Stevens also attended, had a bit of a chat with Diesel. just before the Aztecs came on .I was already into Skyhooks, having seen them at an earlier concert , I was blown away by the bass riffs and the power of the guitar playing, not to mention the song stories and the strength of reds stern stance and delivery of his mastery. Blacktown has the vibe of great music that started in The old Showground, and in later years, this vibe payed a long visit to the Comb And Cutter, one of this nations best venues for top line music of the late 70s and the 80s.
My teenage years were this album, in Melbourne 74/75. Wagging school, drinking and hanging out at the Nunawading pool. Oh so many great memories and know all the words still, at 58. Saw them live more than once, loved them so much!! RIP Shirl.
For someone like me who never saw the Skyhooks play, and only could enjoy their music through their two US compilation albums and expensive import LPs from 12,000 miles away, this is like being in a very cool time machine. Thanks for posting this gem.
Amazing! Red and the others were very underrated. The bassist that’s synonymous with the white cowboy style suit is super eccentric. Skyhooks forever !
He's incredibly talented. Didn't just play straight beats, he improvised. If you listen to the whole band, that's what they all did. None of this chunk-a-chunk chord stuff and over the top drum rolls. I met him in 1999 and had a long chat. Great bloke.
How about Freddie's drumming on "Motorcycle Bitch". I'd say the most use of cowbell in rock history, but the whole drum track is brilliant, cause he's so talented.
Lived in the 70's, the hooks, split enz, bowie, queen, thorpe, cooper, kiss, zeppelin, floyd, and acadacca what can I say? Can't beat that line up of great artists. EVER!
There's no other song like Smut. Skyhooks plays it with such care and attention to detail to every note and word. The fact it's played at the Sydney Opera House makes me LOL
My God! Only 6 months later we were rocking to them at the Hordern Pavillion headlining, in fact, the date was 27/3/1975. The other acts were Renee Geyer (she was mercilessly booed off and started crying, broke my heart), and Buster Brown who performed before her were great and later on became Rose Tattoo and the drummer from that band (Phil Rudd) went on to join AC/DC, and the rest is history...…………..but they were great days. Yeah!
This must be the earliest known recording of Skyhooks performing live... Killer version of “Smut”, Red and Shirl are clearly “enjoying themselves”... Lol. Thanks for sharing!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
WOW!!! As a long long time 'hooks fan this is just freakin' brilliant! So great to see such clear early footage, brilliant musicianship, love everything about it … thanks so much! In "Whatever Happened To The Revolution" the band is totally going OFF but it's hilarious looking at the seated audience just frozen there! Red's rhythm & lead are just off the planet & Freddie's drumming is second to none. RIP Shirl.
My band was on the same bill at the Beaumaris Civic Centre earlier that year not long after Shirley had joined. I remember sitting outside in the carpark afterwards, listening to them and thinking that they were a band on the brink of greatness.
That riff on horror movie which appears to be a bass and lead riff combined is otherworldly. Australia as usual produced a unique creation with these guys.
Pure gold! Saw Skyhooks at the old Stadium in Sydney twice - we were MUCH livelier than this Opera House crowd. Anyone remember the large "mushroom" prop that climaxed confetti over the stage and the front few rows? Great memories. Thanks for posting 👍👍👍
Fantastic band I was there on this night because sherbet were the main draw card Alan sandows drums are in the background Sydney was a little hesitate about Skyhooks but that change soon after these guys could play well and write great songs r.i.p Shirl my boy,
"Shirley" had such a good voice and so much charisma... can't imagine the '70's minus this band.. How young is Shirl here ? he's a baby ! Twisties plain or chicken ? So gloriously camp! Excellent ! I was there !!!
So gloriously camp! Excellent ! I was there !!! Tell me Freddy Strauks isn't one of the best drummers Australia has ever produced. We grew up with these guys playing at our local pub !
Went to every skyhooks performance/concert in Melbourne. I went to school in Fitzroy, and Red lived around the corner. He was so generous giving us his autographs. We were there almost every day. He was kind so kind and patient. Great memories.
WOW what memories come flashing weren't the 70's great i seen them a couple times they were awesome live had every album's they did now i have them all on cd's putting my headphones on close my eyes & go back intime i knew each songs & were i was & off course had a bit of you know what i mean those were magic the young ones today have got no idea what we had you can't beat the 70's they were great years we had fun we had it all wayne
"Smut" is such a brilliantly crafted number - never that enamoured of the lyrics, but the chord changes are superb, as are the guitar arrangements between Bongo and Red, as well as Greg's bass-work.
Exactly. Top level music writing and musicianship. I think the later Red Symons song (Every Chase A Steeple) was also similarly musically complex, but just as cool.
Probably the first band in the 70s of Cross Dressers to come out of the Closet and Parade with Glory. The Music was fun and very original for the Time . My pub scene to see Skyhooks AC/DC Hush Radiators Cold Chisel Rose Tattoo and more with a Redback and got me through all night. Those were the Days. Wonder what it takes to do the same in this Time of Inflation and Greed. Love how the Music would compromise the Words and then have the highs and lows of the Instruments. Someone should do a Documentary on Skyhooks Music and Song Writing as the Words were very clear and the music was very original. You can hear every instrument clearly unlike some Bands of the 70s and 80s. I think the album Living in the 70s was a Hit but the next Albums flopped for some reason. Anyway they were Fun and Enjoyable.✌️🫶🇦🇺
We scored them to play at our Architecture Students fancy Dress Ball 1973, Newcastle Town Hall...scheduled 3 weeks after they hit big.... what an outrageous night that was :) nothing like that opera house scene ....
Tell me Freddy Strauks isn't one of the best drummers Australia has ever produced. Red and Bongo did some really good twin guitar arrangements in these songs. very tasty! Red and Bongo did some really good twin guitar arrangements in these songs. very tasty!
Definitely agree with you there (along with Rob Hirst of course). Not only was Freddie a highly accomplished drummer but every element of Skyhooks musically was top notch. Greg and Freddie were a totally locked-in rhythm section, Red and Bongo were superb guitarists, Shirl's voice was awesome - he doesn't hit a duff note throughout this performance - and the lyrics are sheer poetry. Yet another highly underrated Australian band that I will never understand why they never made it big outside their home country. Perhaps a little too Australian, I guess the rest of the world wasn't ready for them. Sydney couldn't even handle them judging by this footage. Their loss. (I would've killed to have been at this gig).
Skyhooks were one of the wacky, super-talented bands doing the traps at that time like Split Enz, Mother Goose and Jimmy & the Boys. Sydney's live music scene was at its best at the time.
I had dinner with Red Symonds at a media group gathering in Sydney circa 2004. I sat next to him and he was totally polite although a bit uptight. I made sure not to talk about Skyhooks as he was probably over it, but we talked about American Blues and he told me his favourite artist was Doctor John. So you got that from me. American southern jazz - why not, It's brilliant and thanks Red for telling me that.
a good band in the days, saw them at the Jam Hotel or something, Leppington about 77/78 one of about 20 people there you could talk to the band what a weird bunch but loved the music
i cant believe no one has made mention of how tightly fitting his outfit is... Tell me Freddy Strauks isn't one of the best drummers Australia has ever produced.
Red and Bongo did some really good twin guitar arrangements in these songs. very tasty! I Genuinely miss Shiirl..... Awesome upload! Is the crowd stoned or something? Get up and dance eh!
stowy01 Yes I believe they played straight after Skyhooks. They sat there like stunned mullets for most of it, but if you watch carefully later in the video, you will see maybe two people starting to get into it.
+stowy01 this was the one of there first show in Sydney, later that day the played the bondi life savers, most of the fans had not heard of the Skyhooks
Hooks were great in '74, as a 10 year old i was allowed to buy the album (yeah i wasn't allowed, but i bought it anyway), a real eye opener... *edit, just spotted the date, was still 9 when this gig happened, 10 days before my 10th.
Red and Bongo did some really good twin guitar arrangements in these songs. very tasty! Awesome upload! Is the crowd stoned or something? Get up and dance eh!
How young is Shirl here ? he's a baby ! Twisties plain or chicken ? "Shirley" had such a good voice and so much charisma... can't imagine the '70's minus this band..
Awesome upload! Is the crowd stoned or something? Get up and dance eh! Red and Bongo did some really good twin guitar arrangements in these songs. very tasty!
Twisties they got me through customs ahead of 200 other passengers at customs, I declared the BBQ KARI flavour I bought in Malaysia, security lady said fuck off and waved me through as I waved to all the others in the non declared queue
"Shirley" had such a good voice and so much charisma... can't imagine the '70's minus this band..
the first time I saw Skyhooks. went to all all day concert at Blacktown showground, Billy Thorpe headlined, but also on the bill was Stevie Wright. unfortunately Stevie was too scagged out to turn up, the MC announced this and we were very disappointed, then he said a new band from Melbourne would be playing instead. well the mention of Melbourne just made us even more mad, this was Sydney remember! . When skyhooks came on stage all dressed up we fell about laughing. But OMG half way through the first song they had us, just unbelievably together. love at first sight, and still up there as the most original band this country ever produced. And yes, we did dance, and screamed and loved every minute of it
Two of the best voices in Oz rock..Shirl & Billy the King Thorpe👍👍😎 Nice insight,cheers👍
i attended the concert,called starock 74.also on the bill was finch and buffalo with madame lash.
@@kevinwheatley6342 I've seen you on the FB pub rock page
Was that in 74 seen heaps od bands in the day at the comb and cutter yea they were ok well pretty good for the day ..
That concert was the first decent. full on line up of the day, the biggest thing to happen to this place up to this time and even to the present time .I helped to put this show on, with many hours of work with just a few other people .Diesel and Jon Stevens also attended, had a bit of a chat with Diesel. just before the Aztecs came on .I was already into Skyhooks, having seen them at an earlier concert , I was blown away by the bass riffs and the power of the guitar playing, not to mention the song stories and the strength of reds stern stance and delivery of his mastery.
Blacktown has the vibe of great music that started in The old Showground, and in later years, this vibe payed a long visit to the Comb And Cutter, one of this nations best venues for top line music of the late 70s and the 80s.
My teenage years were this album, in Melbourne 74/75. Wagging school, drinking and hanging out at the Nunawading pool. Oh so many great memories and know all the words still, at 58. Saw them live more than once, loved them so much!! RIP Shirl.
Yep, played at Mitcham Tech at our last year breakup.
@@ianc3389 You lucky buggers! What year was that?
@@karenglenn6707 Im giving away my age but I reckon it was 73
I was stage-side when they did the reformed gigs at Festival Hall, summer of '81; still the best concert I have been to, many hundreds later.
Mine too 🎉
For someone like me who never saw the Skyhooks play, and only could enjoy their music through their two US compilation albums and expensive import LPs from 12,000 miles away, this is like being in a very cool time machine. Thanks for posting this gem.
Ain't it glorious!
Amazing! Red and the others were very underrated. The bassist that’s synonymous with the white cowboy style suit is super eccentric. Skyhooks forever !
I remember going to this show, I was only 13 and got grounded for a week for sneaking out to go.!!!
This is Classic Gold!!
Tell me Freddy Strauks isn't one of the best drummers Australia has ever produced.
Nick Lam mate, Freddie was the man! No other drummer to come from this country could drum like him!
yes, yes, yes!!!!!!
Freddie is an awesome drummer, he gave the songs such a lift.
He's incredibly talented. Didn't just play straight beats, he improvised. If you listen to the whole band, that's what they all did. None of this chunk-a-chunk chord stuff and over the top drum rolls. I met him in 1999 and had a long chat. Great bloke.
How about Freddie's drumming on "Motorcycle Bitch". I'd say the most use of cowbell in rock history, but the whole drum track is brilliant, cause he's so talented.
love this Melbourne bands still rock today
Such a brilliant band. Such an important band. Thank you sooo much for posting this piece of Australian rock'n'roll history.
We grew up with these guys playing at our local pub !
Lived in the 70's, the hooks, split enz, bowie, queen, thorpe, cooper, kiss, zeppelin, floyd, and acadacca what can I say? Can't beat that line up of great artists. EVER!
Apples and oranges man depending on your age ..good bands never less ..
There's no other song like Smut. Skyhooks plays it with such care and attention to detail to every note and word. The fact it's played at the Sydney Opera House makes me LOL
Sales of Twisties skyrocketed :-)
Never mind the content, it's such a great song.
My God! Only 6 months later we were rocking to them at the Hordern Pavillion headlining, in fact, the date was 27/3/1975. The other acts were Renee Geyer (she was mercilessly booed off and started crying, broke my heart), and Buster Brown who performed before her were great and later on became Rose Tattoo and the drummer from that band (Phil Rudd) went on to join AC/DC, and the rest is history...…………..but they were great days. Yeah!
This must be the earliest known recording of Skyhooks performing live...
Killer version of “Smut”, Red and Shirl are clearly “enjoying themselves”... Lol.
Thanks for sharing!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Interesting they are set up mirror image of their regular stage positions.
I think this was one of their first times they performed in Sydney as support to Sherbet at opera house.
@@johnreilly6819 Lol I’d say so.
WOW!!! As a long long time 'hooks fan this is just freakin' brilliant! So great to see such clear early footage, brilliant musicianship, love everything about it … thanks so much! In "Whatever Happened To The Revolution" the band is totally going OFF but it's hilarious looking at the seated audience just frozen there! Red's rhythm & lead are just off the planet & Freddie's drumming is second to none. RIP Shirl.
My band was on the same bill at the Beaumaris Civic Centre earlier that year not long after Shirley had joined. I remember sitting outside in the carpark afterwards, listening to them and thinking that they were a band on the brink of greatness.
This is Classic Gold!!
Fantastic!
We grew up with these guys playing at our local pub !
That riff on horror movie which appears to be a bass and lead riff combined is otherworldly. Australia as usual produced a unique creation with these guys.
Red and Bongo did some really good twin guitar arrangements in these songs. very tasty!
Mark DP pity the camera work is your typical 70's and we don't see them enough.
Pure gold! Saw Skyhooks at the old Stadium in Sydney twice - we were MUCH livelier than this Opera House crowd. Anyone remember the large "mushroom" prop that climaxed confetti over the stage and the front few rows? Great memories. Thanks for posting 👍👍👍
Fantastic band I was there on this night because sherbet were the main draw card Alan sandows drums are in the background Sydney was a little hesitate about Skyhooks but that change soon after these guys could play well and write great songs r.i.p Shirl my boy,
the led zeppelin of oz
"Shirley" had such a good voice and so much charisma... can't imagine the '70's minus this band..
How young is Shirl here ? he's a baby !
Twisties plain or chicken ?
So gloriously camp!
Excellent !
I was there !!!
So gloriously camp!
Excellent !
I was there !!!
Tell me Freddy Strauks isn't one of the best drummers Australia has ever produced.
We grew up with these guys playing at our local pub !
Went to every skyhooks performance/concert in Melbourne. I went to school in Fitzroy, and Red lived around the corner. He was so generous giving us his autographs. We were there almost every day. He was kind so kind and patient. Great memories.
I once met Shirl when I was a 13 year old. He was so friendly and not full of himself at all. Just a really cool guy
i cant believe no one has made mention of how tightly fitting his outfit is...
WOW what memories come flashing weren't the 70's great i seen them a couple times they were awesome live had every album's they did now i have them all on cd's putting my headphones on close my eyes & go back intime i knew each songs & were i was & off course had a bit of you know what i mean those were magic the young ones today have got no idea what we had you can't beat the 70's they were great years we had fun we had it all wayne
Came across them in Perth after an overland trip from UK in 74. Saw them at least a couple of times in the Sandgropper Hotel . Great memories.
I Genuinely miss Shiirl.....
Way ahead of their time. I was a Hooks fan at 8 years old ! And a fan of the Sweet . And AC / DC Loved hooks track Million dollar riff !
Love from Canada
Missing it that much. Nobody performs like that these days.
So gloriously camp!
Excellent !
I was there !!!
Way ahead of their time.... sooo good.
"Smut" is such a brilliantly crafted number - never that enamoured of the lyrics, but the chord changes are superb, as are the guitar arrangements between Bongo and Red, as well as Greg's bass-work.
Exactly. Top level music writing and musicianship. I think the later Red Symons song (Every Chase A Steeple) was also similarly musically complex, but just as cool.
@@chriscampbell9191 Absolutely. Rhythmically inventive, sophisticated chords, clever lyrics - another ripping Red number!
Julie Mac sent me here.
Fantastic!
Probably the first band in the 70s of Cross Dressers to come out of the Closet and Parade with Glory.
The Music was fun and very original for the Time .
My pub scene to see Skyhooks AC/DC Hush Radiators Cold Chisel Rose Tattoo and more with a Redback and got me through all night.
Those were the Days.
Wonder what it takes to do the same in this Time of Inflation and Greed.
Love how the Music would compromise the Words and then have the highs and lows of the Instruments.
Someone should do a Documentary on Skyhooks Music and Song Writing as the Words were very clear and the music was very original. You can hear every instrument clearly unlike some Bands of the 70s and 80s.
I think the album Living in the 70s was a Hit but the next Albums flopped for some reason.
Anyway they were Fun and Enjoyable.✌️🫶🇦🇺
What a voice. Shirl is missed.
I loved them when I was young
Excellent !
I was there !!!
So, it looks like they were supporting. Who was the headline?
This is Classic Gold!!
Fantastic!
We scored them to play at our Architecture Students fancy Dress Ball 1973, Newcastle Town Hall...scheduled 3 weeks after they hit big.... what an outrageous night that was :) nothing like that opera house scene ....
The best thing to come out of Melbourne...
Excellent !
I was there !!!
How young is Shirl here ? he's a baby !
Twisties plain or chicken ?
Aussie Legends. I hear a strong Frank Zappa influence in the humorous lyrics..
Love how he got the audience involved! !
They were completely shocked! ahahahahhaha
Sherbert fans@@agostinovaccarini4935
I know you uploaded this 5 years ago, but if you're still around, thank you.
You're very welcome!
I saw them at the Jam disco at Leppington one of about 20 people thanks for the upload this is good stuff
Tell me Freddy Strauks isn't one of the best drummers Australia has ever produced.
Red and Bongo did some really good twin guitar arrangements in these songs. very tasty!
Red and Bongo did some really good twin guitar arrangements in these songs. very tasty!
Absolute treasure. SKYHOOKS made me the half a man i am today
WOW LOVE SHERBETS DRUM KIT IN THE BACKGROUND FOR THE NEXT SET !!!!
Living in the Seventies was actually pretty good in New Zealand. I imagine it was pretty good in Australia too
Those lyrics omg. No wonder my parents hated these guys, I was 10 😂
Crazy that the audience is just sitting there! Wouldn’t you want to be up and dancing along?
LOVED SKYHOOKS - My sister and I were at this show and thus began a love affair that prevails today.
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RECORD DEAL 🥰 AND VINTAGE DRUM KIT LUV IT SOOO COOL 🥰
Fucking incredible
Tell me Freddy Strauks isn't one of the best drummers Australia has ever produced.
I thought his name was Freddy Kaboodleshnitzer.
His real name is Imants Strauks, I think. He started calling himself Kaboodleschnitzer in 1975.
Definitely agree with you there (along with Rob Hirst of course). Not only was Freddie a highly accomplished drummer but every element of Skyhooks musically was top notch. Greg and Freddie were a totally locked-in rhythm section, Red and Bongo were superb guitarists, Shirl's voice was awesome - he doesn't hit a duff note throughout this performance - and the lyrics are sheer poetry. Yet another highly underrated Australian band that I will never understand why they never made it big outside their home country. Perhaps a little too Australian, I guess the rest of the world wasn't ready for them. Sydney couldn't even handle them judging by this footage. Their loss. (I would've killed to have been at this gig).
Freddy is a brilliant drummer!
yes, yes, yes - brilliant!
If Shirl were still alive, im sure theyde be performing again.💜
The best thing to come out of Melbourne...
Little River Band is the best !
@@davidhughes3255 I think they were an adelaide band originally
Awesome!
Skyhooks were one of the wacky, super-talented bands doing the traps at that time like Split Enz, Mother Goose and Jimmy & the Boys. Sydney's live music scene was at its best at the time.
The wonderful soundtrack of my wonderful youth!!
Ahh, if only there was a time machine .
Melbourne audiences were so much more appreciative!! Melbourne rocks 🤘🏻💗
I had dinner with Red Symonds at a media group gathering in Sydney circa 2004. I sat next to him and he was totally polite although a bit uptight. I made sure not to talk about Skyhooks as he was probably over it, but we talked about American Blues and he told me his favourite artist was Doctor John. So you got that from me. American southern jazz - why not, It's brilliant and thanks Red for telling me that.
The Sherbert audience who I believe Hooks were supporting, wouldn't have a clue. Teenybopper Sherbert fans :(
Last song the 3 guitar onslaught is superb!
a good band in the days, saw them at the Jam Hotel or something, Leppington about 77/78 one of about 20 people there you could talk to the band what a weird bunch but loved the music
Just legends Ehha i rember going to the curly dance wow so good heard this album before it was released
Thumbs up just on Shirleys Tom Thumb and two veg
MY KINDA OF MUSIC, L♡VE❤
LUV DA DRUM KIT BEHIND FOR SHERBET (PEARL) LOL
i cant believe no one has made mention of how tightly fitting his outfit is...
Tell me Freddy Strauks isn't one of the best drummers Australia has ever produced.
So gloriously camp!
The Hooks had the balls to be rock-stars before the audience had the brains to enjoy it.
Red and Bongo did some really good twin guitar arrangements in these songs. very tasty!
I Genuinely miss Shiirl.....
Awesome upload! Is the crowd stoned or something? Get up and dance eh!
They were a Melbourne group performing in Sydney in the 70's .....it was a hard gig..... nothin much has changed.
Excellent !
I was there !!!
Fantastic!
How young is Shirl here ? he's a baby !
Twisties plain or chicken ?
Skyhooks should reform with Leo Sayer i reckon he could pull it off and also lives in Australia .
Fucken love skyhooks, saw them live on countdown I think 1975/76…
Did Skyhooks ever make a mistake when playing live? Fuck they are good musicians.
classic cheers mate
Awesome upload! Is the crowd stoned or something? Get up and dance eh!
+stowy01 No, it's nothing but a Sherbert crowd not knowing what to do.
Ahh - Sherbert were headlining? That'd explain it. The Sydney crowd probably had no idea what they were witnessing! :)
stowy01 Yes I believe they played straight after Skyhooks. They sat there like stunned mullets for most of it, but if you watch carefully later in the video, you will see maybe two people starting to get into it.
+stowy01 this was the one of there first show in Sydney, later that day the played the bondi life savers, most of the fans had not heard of the Skyhooks
stunned at how good they were!!!
Great band.
Hooks were great in '74, as a 10 year old i was allowed to buy the album (yeah i wasn't allowed, but i bought it anyway), a real eye opener...
*edit, just spotted the date, was still 9 when this gig happened, 10 days before my 10th.
I've never seen a guy with a camel toe before. Great singer tho. Great band.
Awesome upload! Is the crowd stoned or something? Get up and dance eh!
Red and Bongo did some really good twin guitar arrangements in these songs. very tasty!
Awesome upload! Is the crowd stoned or something? Get up and dance eh!
It was a Sherbet crowd, waiting for Sherbet to come on. They weren't impressed, as you can see
Thems were tha dayz☮️❤️🙂
Skyhooks RULE!
How young is Shirl here ? he's a baby !
Twisties plain or chicken ?
"Shirley" had such a good voice and so much charisma... can't imagine the '70's minus this band..
Good opening Act for SHERBET LOL
The opera house crowd seem a tad shocked
Stunned mullets!
i cant believe no one has made mention of how tightly fitting his outfit is...
I Genuinely miss Shiirl.....
3:00 -- Audience reaction before legends become LEGENDS.
What would Shirl think of this Stone Age 2019s edited out lyrics of his hits played now days
Love the makeshift drum riser...obviously the main act wasn't sharing the full stage!! Sherbet by the looks of the stage set up?
The mighty hooks😉❤️
Awesome upload! Is the crowd stoned or something? Get up and dance eh!
Red and Bongo did some really good twin guitar arrangements in these songs. very tasty!
Twisties
they got me through customs ahead of 200 other passengers at customs, I declared the BBQ KARI flavour I bought in Malaysia, security lady said fuck off and waved me through as I waved to all the others in the non declared queue
Very much the Australian Zappa/Sabbath...Zapbath