What are you Listening to?

[ferball]

May as well keep the roll going. The first time I saw the Jets was at the Bridge Hotel in Buronga, just over the border from Mildura. They were pretty damn good, loud as ****, obnoxious and pretty disgusting. Dave kept spitting on the ceiling and trying to catch the gobby in his mouth. We laughed a lot.

The headline was an unknown band from the UK called The Almighty. They were brilliant. Ended up getting on the piss with them after the gig. Anyway...

I used to go up there to pick grapes in January for a few years. Used to camp between that hotel and the river.

 

[ferball]

Stupidity escapes nobody in life

Yeah, its a bit like an old friend by now...

 

[koshari]

Good CCR cover

 

[andana]

 

[fnarr fnarr]

You got the live album ?

No, I don't mate. Found the clip on youtube a few years ago. Always been a big fan of Bryan's voice, and the way the video showcases all the players is just brilliant, makes it one of my favourite clips ever.

 

[fnarr fnarr]

Metallica have just announced an Australian tour, with Suicidal Tendencies as one of the openers. Somebody on a Facebook group said "i'm not paying $300 to go see Suicidals and then walk out".

 

[blackshadow]

Metallica have just announced an Australian tour, with Suicidal Tendencies as one of the openers. Somebody on a Facebook group said "i'm not paying $300 to go see Suicidals and then walk out".

All I wanted was a Pepsi and she wouldn’t give it to me!

 

[Ichiro #51]

I’ve been reading the thread and was going to post something about how the Australian accent is particularly well suited to hard rock singing, but while doing a bit of research I came across this… I‘ve honestly never been more wtf.

 

[andana]

Metallica have just announced an Australian tour, with Suicidal Tendencies as one of the openers. Somebody on a Facebook group said "i'm not paying $300 to go see Suicidals and then walk out".

Hopefully some of our players will go to the concert

And change their I kicked a goal song

 

[koshari]

All I wanted was a Pepsi and she wouldn’t give it to me!

no surprises that the tendencies are touring with Meltallica given their bassist is the ex ST bassist.
iirc his bro is still in ST.

 

[andana]

 

[muttley45]

Was looking for a bit of Clint Eastwood footage and came across this Wasp tribute, not bad work

 

[andana]

Not a lot from The Outlaw Josie Wales. One of the all time great Westerns.

 

[fnarr fnarr]

Anyone for some A-Ha?

 

[fnarr fnarr]

BUFFALO - Aussie, early 70s. Pete Wells on bass, was later the legendary slide guitarist from Rose Tattoo.

I hear lots of bits of other bands in this on certain songs (not all shown here), early70s UFO, mids 70s Ted Nugent, early 90s Kyuss.

 

[blackshadow]

BUFFALO - Aussie, early 70s. Pete Wells on bass, was later the legendary slide guitarist from Rose Tattoo.

I hear lots of bits of other bands in this on certain songs (not all shown here), early70s UFO, mids 70s Ted Nugent, early 90s Kyuss.

Only Want You For Your Body is an absolute ripper of an album.

 

[koshari]

Was looking for a bit of Clint Eastwood footage and came across this Wasp tribute, not bad work

Blackie lawless is a bona fide nut job but sheesh him and chris holmes produced some fine albums between continually arguing and holmes being 2 parts pissed half the time!

 

[fnarr fnarr]

The headline was an unknown band from the UK called The Almighty. They were brilliant. Ended up getting on the piss with them after the gig. Anyway...

I first saw/heard The Almighty around 1993 on some live festival video, can't remember specifically which... convinced myself I had to go out and find their "Powertrippin" CD straight away. Couldn't find it anywhere for almost 20 years. JB HI Fi had heaps of copies of the following album "Crank" though.... in the $2.99 bin!

 

[Val Keating]

 

[Val Keating]

 

[Grogg]

Good CCR cover

The original 5 man jam. Acts like Nirvana, Pearl Jam and Alice in Chains all had some pretty big success going the acoustic route but Tesla were the originators. Great band btw. Psychotic Supper, Mechanical Resonance had a heavy rotation in the groggy household back in the day.

 

[fnarr fnarr]

The original 5 man jam. Acts like Nirvana, Pearl Jam and Alice in Chains all had some pretty big success going the acoustic route but Tesla were the originators. Great band btw. Psychotic Supper, Mechanical Resonance had a heavy rotation in the groggy household back in the day.

Brilliant band. "Little Suzi" & live jam of "Signs" are two of the best covers you will ever hear.

 

[koshari]

The original 5 man jam. Acts like Nirvana, Pearl Jam and Alice in Chains all had some pretty big success going the acoustic route but Tesla were the originators. Great band btw. Psychotic Supper, Mechanical Resonance had a heavy rotation in the groggy household back in the day.

Yeah they one of those bands i sort of overlooked them and scorpions a bit in my halcyan days, you were also a bit limited with the cost of music then. But really like them and have therm on a lot of playtime these days. I suppose we were spoilt really compared to the meagre offerings of today. The good thing is you can sort of go back and rediscover some of these acts.

 

[koshari]

flashback a few years to JPs HOF performance with the return of KK Downing.

still a pretty decent performance for a bunch of blokes in their 70s.