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pass my bullshit and go to .......................celibate rifles....................if you play soccer...

back on topic ...sorta



also classic



and of course...the one that started it all
one of the best drum rolls of all times


a pox on John Farnham

another classic
Billy Thorpe and The Aztecs - Live at Sunbury

in the summer of '72 this young bloke called Smitty caught the country train to a place out back of Melbourne called...SUNBURY

he stayed nearly 3 days (yeah saw the nude sheilas in the creek )
and
saw Thorpey come on stage , open the set and blow everyone off the hill with



and then give the first live presentation of THE classic.....
Most People I know (think that I am crazy)



...awesome

Quiet night at work tonight, so I will post up some more classics.

The Buzzcocks - Ever Fallen In Love?


The Ramones - I Wanna Be Sedated


Sex Pistols - God Save The Queen


The Smiths - Panic


The Cure - Killing An Arab

Before wacko Jacko and Prince, even before Jackson 5 was around I think there was these cool cats called Boney M I use to hear these 2 songs everyday in the mid~late 70's on the school bus on the long trip too and from Leongatha Tech. Although our peer group was always into ackadakka, angels, JJ Cale, CCR, Melencamp, Thorpy, Brian Cadd and the other usuals etc these tunes stuck in my head even until today because being in the sticks you only get one good radio station other than the ABC and they played them over and over

If you were rich enough as a kid too have had a tape recorder to record direct from the radio speakers and the patience to wait for the song you wanted, finger at the ready to hit the record button (which you often missed the start of the song) you could get a few latest tunes to share with your mates.. Brings back great memories of youth and embarrassing trends



*edit* already posted sorry about that.


JJ CALES song "cocaine" was a very popular song at the wild "up in the back hills" party's where I grew up and also has many good memories attached to it.


After midnight with Eric Clapton

Oh and lets not forget the hottest female artist of all time (I was a teen and mesmorized ok)

Suzi Quatro. The first clip she did. She is the only singer to sing and scream at the same time



Other songs she did: Devil Gate drive, Can the Can, 48 crash and others.


big yellow taxi - joni mitchell




Carly Simon, your so vain

Some nice chillout stuff for after the party recovery sessions

Little River Band - Reminiscing


Little River Band - Cool change



Dragon - Are You Old Enough

And one that normally gets it going

Daddy Cool - Eagle Rock (Rare Alt. Clip) -1971

A few more to stir some patriotism

I was Only 19 - TJ Dedication


MISSING IN ACTION NORMIE ROWE

Some may say that this should have been left forgotten!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s05jcrJw0as

Yep, Steve ...... gayer than a row of pink tents !!

da da da da da da da da da da da da da trigger that sux so bad.... I have to go wash my ears out with some death metal

6maniac wrote:Yep, Steve ...... gayer than a row of pink tents !!

Jonno wrote:A few more to stir some patriotism

I was Only 19 - TJ Dedication

This song was originally called "a walk in the light green". When the patrol orders were handed out they preffered the "dark green" as it was thick jungle with heaps of cover and no mines. Light green was no jungle, no cover and lots of mines........

It is a great song IMHO