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I want to buy this man a beer!

Van the Man! His album cover still works it's magic after all these years.

Carmen...Have you ever seen the film by Carlos Saura? Flamenco!

Sorry but I wasn’t sure how you felt about your next door neighbour? It wasn’t clear….As far as nasal hair goes, if you’re lookin’ good you’re soundin’ good. Many shit bands have had that philosophy work for them. You’re always bragging about your big organ! In fact seems to be a classical guys thing even though they claim to be high culture. Never had pink cocaine 😳fancy! Japanese beer is my favourite. Crisp, good taste & a decent amount of kick. I don’t understand that cauliflower eared sport you speak of. I’d prefer to be pretty & play afl 😂 jeez I take that back…as I’m one of the few lowlifes 😂you are one funny fucker!

I am humbled and grateful. I also need some of those ear rings! PS Go the Bombers 😂

Well deserved!

Congrats to the winner! (not that there's anyone else in the competition)

«Near the South Pole» 😂 Hear hear! Indeed, good on ya Ben!

What a handsome young chap.

Just like me!

You're just a softie at heart aren't ya loving those ballads. I'm now searching for a good psychiatrist to help me with this punk rock affliction. Cale's albums with VU, solo and the ones he produced is a pretty incredible run in the late 60's & 70's. I love Bowie, but I reckon when you throw in the production credits he might top Bowie.

I don't have either one of those but I have Paris 1919, The Academy In Peril, Church of Anthrax (not my cuppa tea) and stuff with others. Paris is the one I play the most. I have a 7" or 2 but don't remember what.

Really interesting to see this video. and your thoughts. I agree, his ballads are excellent! I haver. 12: of Animal Justice. I have never seen the 7" before today 👍

I did see Ghost Dog. Good film! I had no idea that there was a Ghost Dog CD. Morten really did a good job trying to describe the Spit Enz confusion. I am still confused but less so!

Is cutting my onions while making a curry some kind of euphemism? Dave Graney is a national treasure who should get more recognition. A friend of mine played me Pavlov's Dog many years ago and it wasn't blowing my mind but was ok. Then that voice kicked in...WTF. I was a run screaming from the room person. Definitely a castrato 😂

I never did listen to this band. Singer David Surkamp rules!. And he could be the same person as Geddy Lee, they are too close. Maybe you can help me in my investigation and listen to Rush's "all the world's a stage"

your host.....ME is a sImPLetON........PAMPERED MENIAL was their debut album......maybe 40 plus years of daily drinking has finally caught up with me...tee hee eeee!!!!!

I have the first Pavlov's Dog album. Picked it up at a thrift store and was happy with my 50 cent purchase. I should #1 Play it again and #2 (no not that!) Try the second album.

Hay Dave 🎉 Hopping all is well my good man 💪

About time you gotta a sensible haircut like me. I have that Ghost Dog CD. Love the movie & that hip hop crap. It's very much influenced by Le Samouri the Melville film. Good to hear you're diggin' the 'Weed. When Lou Reed toured with his tai chi master it put me to sleep. Early Enz were great. Even when the Enz reformed in 2006 they were still really good live. We forgive you 😂

Awesome thank you David! I so wish I’d seen them, so finally hearing a story about them live is really nice. I’m very glad you saw my video and decided to comment on it, as I was fairly sure I was up s**t creek in my explaining there. Never saw them, I had tickets to see the Finn Brothers, even won a signed copy of their album from Norwegian tv where they appeared a couple of months before they were going to play. But then Paul Hester took his own life mere days before the Oslo show and it all got cancelled, so that was my one chance to have seen Tim Finn. Neil I’ve seen at the Domain in Sydney and with Crowded House twice in Oslo. He’s not returned up here with his new family firm and I’ve been a bit upset with him for letting Mark Hart go for his sons and old American producers. Thanks again mate, take care my china.

The genetics don't lie. Don't worry I'm not actually sure what I mean either.

We were alright, but some surrounding area nearly got blown off the map. Obviously the winds weren't strong enough for you to lose your hat. Looks pretty sharp by the way. I don't mind the Doors but the song L.A. Woman got a bit much for me in the 90's when it was unavoidable because of that godawful Oliver Stone film and Billy Idol's godawful cover of it. Hang on forget about the Doors, you've got the OG TAD on Waterfront!!! That's the headline mate!

This isn’t at all far from stuff I listen to mate. Makes me think a bit of Steppeulvene, a Danish psych folk rock band 😊 Thanks for showing me this. Awesome that it is a Norwegian pressing. Often from that period I find Norwegian albums and Danish 45’s for some reason.

Can’t go wrong with LA Woman 😊

Withdrew the cover? Did the girls husband complain? I've got the OG of LA Woman with the clear plastic. Had it forever.

The Wonders Of Wollongong 👍 I think the cd has a pretty good cover of FZ’s Trouble Everyday which isn’t on the 7”. Go the ‘Gong. Onya mate

I agree. It's good to do stuff while you're alive. Ray Brown, what a champ! That's a decent chart.

They are actually from a small towne called Selah which is a sleepy farming towne but weirdly had a popping underground rock movement concurrent with Seatles grunge. Slightly different sound but just as awesome.

Most of those were on the Los Angeles charts about the same time. Some I didn't recognize. Amazing that you still have all that stuff. I had to repurchase all my records.

Ya gotta get the hustle in quad man!

A neighborhood for terrorists! We need those in the USA. Instead they're spread all around with their Trump flags flapping in the wind.

I love anything from the Bruce Nelson collection. Everyone in the comments "Don't upset David"

See if I can spell it right... Ffrreeeemmaann Ffreeeerr than the average maan.

It's always nice to see someone genuinely excited by their finds, David. Those LPs are top drawer. The Rossini is held in high regard by collectors. I have a Bent Fabric album from 1967 called Operation Lovebirds. Great period lounge music. 👌

This vid had it all. I laughed when you said don't put a B in front of his last name, I cried when you said I was born in '71 ('73) & was intrigued at your heritage 👍

Thank for this, great fun. I didn’t see this until now, been out and about most of the day enjoying Denmark before the rain started for full. I lived in copenhagen for a couple of years. Husker Du btw, in Norway, was a music show for old age pensioners from 1971-1985. The contrast to the band from the most Norwegian state in the US (Minnesota) could not have been greater 😄

Thanks for showing me those. I can understand why they leave you well chuffed! Thanks for doing this, now I don’t have to go «Ah yeah?» if asked about this topic 😊

There were a few of them in the 60's: In the 1960s, Australia had a variety of radio stations spread across its states and territories. Here’s a list of some of the key radio stations from that era, along with a bit of information about each: National Broadcasters: ABC (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) Radio Networks: 2BL (Sydney): Launched in 1923, 2BL was one of the ABC's primary stations, offering news, music, and talk shows. 3LO (Melbourne): Started in 1924, 3LO was another major ABC station with similar programming. 4QG (Brisbane): Launched in 1925, it provided news, music, and public service programs. 5CL (Adelaide): Established in 1924, focusing on news and cultural programs. 7ZL (Hobart): Started in 1931, serving Tasmania with a mix of local and national content. 6WF (Perth): Founded in 1924, it catered to Western Australia with diverse programming. 8DN (Darwin): Started later in the 1950s, but by the 1960s, it was an important part of the ABC network in the Northern Territory. Commercial Stations: Sydney: 2UE: One of the oldest commercial stations, known for news, talk, and music. 2GB: Popular for its talkback format and news coverage. 2UW: Known for music and entertainment shows. 2SM: Associated with the Catholic Church, it was famous for its Top 40 music format. 2KY: Primarily focused on horse racing and sporting events. Melbourne: 3AW: Known for talk radio and news. 3DB: Offered a mix of music, talk, and entertainment. 3XY: Popular for rock and pop music. 3UZ: Known for its mix of music, news, and talk programs. 3KZ: Offered a variety of music and talk shows. Brisbane: 4BC: Popular for news, talk, and music. 4BH: Known for its music programs. 4BK: Focused on Top 40 music hits. 4IP: A major player in pop and rock music broadcasting. Adelaide: 5DN: Known for news and talk radio. 5AD: Popular for music and entertainment. 5KA: Focused on contemporary music and talk shows. 5AN: Part of the ABC network, providing news and cultural content. Perth: 6PR: A leading talk and news radio station. 6IX: Known for its music programming. 6KY: Focused on contemporary music. Hobart: 7HO: Popular for its music and entertainment shows. 7LA: Known for its local content and music. 7HT: Focused on talk and news programs. Darwin: 8DN: Known for its mix of local content, music, and news. Other Notable Stations: Regional Stations: Many smaller regional stations across the country provided local news, music, and community programming. Examples include 2BS (Bathurst), 2MG (Mudgee), 4TO (Townsville), 6TZ (Bunbury), and others. Information on Some Stations: 2UE Sydney: Established in 1925, 2UE became one of Australia's leading news and talk radio stations. 3AW Melbourne: Launched in 1932, 3AW became known for its talkback radio and comprehensive news coverage. 4BC Brisbane: Started in 1930, 4BC was a key player in news and talk radio in Queensland. 5DN Adelaide: Operating since 1924, 5DN offered a mix of news, talk, and music. 6PR Perth: Established in 1931, 6PR was Perth's leading talk and news station. These stations played a crucial role in informing, entertaining, and connecting Australians during the 1960s, each with its unique blend of programming tailored to the tastes and needs of their audiences.

I think that's the closest thing to a contest entry I've ever seen you do. Or should I have said seen you Husker Du?

That's one way of fulfilling your want list. I'll keep it straight because I see the shit jokes have already been covered 😂

Awww thanks mate 👍Glad you liked the Wet Blankets. If ya going to rip bands off make sure it's the greats I say. The other Arthur Lee lyric in that song I like is: "Well, if I don't start crying it's because that I have got no eyes My father's in the fireplace and my dog lies hypnotized" Enjoy ya breakie!

Sorry. I'm shit outta luck!

I never did know just what Arthur Lee was on about his mind in an ice cream cone or whatever. Oom bip bip oom bip bip YEAH! A lifetime favorite and a huge hit in LA.

Great video David

Woah!

Bloody hell! What is going on with everyone droppin' off the perch. I don't know much about Rainbow except you'd probably have to have some pretty good chops to get that gig. I have never heard of Quatermass. Consider me schooled.

He appears all knowing.

Sad that he is gone. I always hoped he would at one point reuinite with Blackmore. As a tribute I will play Gillan-Glory Road, one of my favorite hardrock albums. John Mayall led the way, and now more are going. I will expect another video from you this week.And lets be honest, your rest in peace video's are your most succesfull. Like a buzzard you fly over the fields of rock, having perfect smell capacity for the rotten flesh of newly deceased rock heroes. R.I.P Mick Underwood.

Very sad to lose this amazing songwriter. I have been seeing the Chills pretty much since I moved to Melbourne in the early 90's.