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That drum set is so cool, I wonder who the people in the pictures are

The Magnificent Seven in the Old Melbourne.

He's so awesome love you tico❤

Hi darling I love your style darling you look so beautiful love Ron 💋💋💋💋

16:24 remember a band called Deep Water Point ? I was a sill fool in the 70s . Went to South Fremantle Senior High , Dom Mariani was a classmate. I remember seeing Fatty Lumpkin playing a school social. I was reading Lord of the Rings so i got the connection . There were other bands , The Quick and The Dead. I saw them play on Marine Terrace in Fremantle in 1980. It was a bit of a punk festival. A few rough nuts there. I saw a skinhead walking round with a wool baling hook tucked into his belt. Saw all the bands around town. What a fantastic amazing time 😂❤ Thank you so much for this podcast.

One of the greats

Tico Torres Batería estadounidense, de la banda Bon Jovi Cumple 71 años (nació en 1953)

Whane green and the phantoms were the bees knees😎🎸

Went there 3 times 1990 1992 and 1994

This was like Nuremberg for Budweiser drinkers.

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Nerida lead singer we watched them at The beacy (Beaconsfield) Nerida was one of my best friends thru primary nd high school nd we went to each other birthdays as kids, then we hit the Raffles scene i loved love the 80's, pinnochio's nightclub, Shafto lane, nd Beethoven's, Nd who could not forget number 3 carpark, Stato's, SLR torrie, nd cobra's classic 80's cars I had a gold Gemini coupe with the fluffy dice, fluffy Dash Cover,nd air shocks jacked up my boyfriend was a motor diesel mechanic nd i didn't mind

Its true that a rock drummer play 4 beats for 100k people and a jazz drummer plays 1mil beats for 4 people 😅

Lee Simon's and Andrew Peter's together hosting wow Melbourne and Adelaide shows together in Perth...

Don't suppose you have any footage of bindoon rock the year meatloaf played there?

Who was in this band - apart from Wayne obviously.

best australian rock band ever

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The Dugites should have gotten a mention as well

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Great stuff Sam! :)

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LEGENDS!!! Best Rainbow lineup.

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My fave pub band back in the 80s was Stolen Carz. My brother worked at an engraving company that made the perspex Carz Keys that gave you free entry to their gigs. Ended up one of my mates went to Nambour High in QLD with John (guitarist) from the band and I ended getting to know Phil Campbell (drummer) who went on to drum with Big Pig, that's him on the Breakaway video. We went to parties where the bands were going as well, never, ever will I forget the awesome 80s! Bring on that time machine!!!

Well done, Sam! Great historic video! 👏🍻

This audio is not a cover. It is the Masters Apprentices original release with Jim Keays on lead vocal.

Melbournes scene was huge. Cover bands and recording artists played across a big live band circuit. The Gig Guide in the Sun was 2 full pages of live gigs across Melbourne every weekend. Never went to WA but can’t imagine it would b3 anything like Sydney and Melbourne.

So glad I was a part of this era - so much fun, so many great memories - I will never forget this fantastic time of my life. Thanks muso's, you're all legends!!

Awesome

It was definitely a good time for WA bands, Saturday night at the Stadium Wembley to see the Frames was a comment event and if you wanted you could go and see a band mid week if you wanted.

I know there where a lot of pub bands around at the time but to have this nostalgia trip without mentioning the primo pub band at the time with the great Terry Barker at the helm The Motors / Formula One is a travestry

V-Capri were the first live gig I ever saw. I must have been 15 and they did a lunchtime gig at Scarborough High School. They were fantastic.

Little whoopsie there at the end by Beardy. But, in his defense, its a real fun song to play so we can't really ding him for getting caught up in the moment and losing his place. Overall, I give it a solid 7.

Yep. We were younger and life was so much fun. The Herdies, the Nookie and the Floreat. RBT killed a lot of it, but i remember so many fun times with the big nights out in Perth. Pinocchio's, and bathovens, and the down under as well. One of the great bands around at the time was Catch. saw them a few times at the Herdies. Good times never to be repeated. we had the best of times.

The WA live band days of the 1980s was legendary and will never be experienced like that again.... the talent, the venues, the crowds and the excessive 80s ... was absolutely fantastic to experience... and the clubs after ...

The World Famous Oralettes were my favourite band of the era.

As a fairly average bassist and vocalist I consider myself very fortunate to have been a part of this magical era and to have played with some of the great musicians and magnetic personalities featured in this doc. Great memories of playing in the Scamps at The Blue Note in the mid 80s to wall to wall crowds on Friday nights with Brendan O'Brien, Rob Marsh and Bruce (Buzz) Nichols who sadly passed away a few years back. Such a brilliant time in my life.

Thanks for uploading this Sam Robbie lived with me and my mum during his Skunk Anansie days. What a great bloke he was, I miss him man.

Thursday nights pinnichio,s anything goes.friday raffles,generator,herdies,warwick .which best band was pkaying .saturday nights Charles,windsor raffles.finish off sunday session at the warwick .Jets..killa underage aswell ..🤟🤟🤟.through in the overflow, nookenburra .so so many .thank you for bringing them back .

It was a freak of nature back then mostly, but it was fun and behind the curtain quite in-house political too mostly, some great talent and some that were sidelined because it was political, showbiz is smoke and mirrors by default.

Loaded Dice at the Civic, loud music, full of piss, pulling chicks with the HQ Statesman, those were the days. (paying for burning the candle at both ends now though)🚬

G'day to you! So good to see Perth Bands get a Mention, 70s was also a great time for Perth Bands ,used to go to the St Georges Cath. and watch Bakery and I followed Supernaut ,who became Church if I remember rightly, so many great Perth Bands all worthy of mention, thanks for the Memories great times, I am now 74 !

Thanks for posting this. So good to see Perfect Strangers, Fonzarellis and Innocent Bystanders again.