This song’s got balls. It almost has a punk-ish vibe to it. I love how when you first hear it you don’t know where it’s taking you. Hearing this makes me miss when bands were willing to be daring and original. Man, I miss the 80’s.
These guys were great, really experimental in the early days. First time i saw them they were supporting the Stranglers, the huge brass section just kept filing on stage, blew the Stranglers away on the night.
@@Dick67 No, my girlfriend kept talking in another room, with breaks in between that were just long enough for me to start, and then have to stop, the video. However, she does pay attention to landmarks in TV programmes, and makes me pause and rewind stuff, saying, "that place looks familiar". To be fair, we get a lot of film crews around here, and they can be a pain in the arse. Once we were in an advert break and she said, "That's the bank in Marlow". I looked it up and sure enough, she was right (she does have a _very good_ visual memory. As for dancing, forget about it. I dance like a bear, despite being much smaller (than large bears, not compared to a Sunbear or some species like that).
Damien Cowell (the actual lead singer of TISM) complained that Hunters and Collectors were for the "cool crowd" and then I just came and watched this video again. Nope, they just do good music.
yes that Kyle is another Brisbane tie who thinks he's shit don't stink backward bastards !!! I have met a lot of cool people from QLD FNTH QLD but like Peter garret sang..."Where's Brisbane" !!! LOL
i wish i could get that pissed on one can, does anyone know what the dance is called? the dude doing the turkey priceless,go the hunters,you guys should reform there is so much shit out there these days,love the good old days.
I know it's true. But I just can't say it: Love the Sharpie Dance & the low angle open road shots...Full of the irony of Australian masculine culture..
I don't think they're bogans. I think they're Melbourne art students from well-to-do middle class families having their own pub experience. These kids are the reason Melbourne has weird looking buildings these days.
I thought sharpies were working class, not middle class, may be very low middle class, I've heard stories from one's I've met, all working class that I've met, but before my time, so IDK.
This song’s got balls. It almost has a punk-ish vibe to it. I love how when you first hear it you don’t know where it’s taking you. Hearing this makes me miss when bands were willing to be daring and original. Man, I miss the 80’s.
one of the all time great bass lines, top film clip. very creative band.
Australias most original, underrated band EVER m52
Always loved the sharpy dance!
Beers, Melbourne, VFL...great guitar sounds....
my favorite hunters song. Brings back great pub band memories from the 80s
Best bass line. Killer !!!
The best song ever written about cunnilingus. Man they used to rock this at The Old Greek Theater in Richmond.
@Collin Klich Lol...no, i don't think they ever made it to southern USA....not that i know of.
Richmond Victoria Australia!
@@surfinmuso37 The fact that you spelled theatre the American way probably misled him!
Peak Hunters and Collectors
That rhythm guitar. Ohmigod, that rhythm guitar.
Love the video clip. Classical Oz culture from the 80's.
These guys were great, really experimental in the early days. First time i saw them they were supporting the Stranglers, the huge brass section just kept filing on stage, blew the Stranglers away on the night.
Yep...that's the eighties as I remember them. Great to See Mark wearing a Vic State of Origin singlet.
such an under rated band.. they were massive.. incredible live sound.
Love the old school ACTU Solo petrol station at the beginning of this clip...
That was brilliant !!! Thanks for putting up the video and rekindling all those memories. Those dance scenes in the bar are priceless !!
The X influence on this one is undeniable, I love that, this has a private school X vibes. the bands are closely linked.
Well said ...
Ian Rilen is all over it
love this bass line
How good was this song live back in the day? Such good memories
Best performance by South Morang in a music video.
I was wondering.
Who were the other mob ?
@ Eltham. Diamond Valley Football League. Early eighties my guess bc shorts and dust from the 80-83 drought
@@phildoyle8263 Well deduced re: the dust n drought.
@@residentenigma7141 I still remember how hard the grounds were!
This song needs a 2020/21 cover....would love to see it redone and video to accompany it...
One of my favourite H&C tracks plus the Sharpie's make it so rad!
How good is that film clip!
First live band I ever saw, Jet Club Coolangatta, 86. Still shit hot
Was at that one too. Almost certainly went to the legendary pie shop across the road afterwards.
It's the
sharpy dance. Very big in the suburbs in the 70s
Loved them then and I love them now
it's like the golden mile, just look at all that precious metal.
This music video is fucking gold...we need to bring back aussie antics like this again - bands like the Chats and others are trying
Anyone see the Hunters at Seaview Ballroom St kilda? Awesome gig Thanks Paul and Donnie !!
Yes I did. Was that with the Painters and Dockers?
Ha, remember the dogs of war...
We saw them one New Years Eve at the Seaview Ballroom back on the early eighties.
yep... amazing... mezmerising shows
I've had to pause this song 7 times now.
8!
@@pineapplepenumbra are you checking out landmarks, or getting those dance moves down? That dance always had me intrigued
@@Dick67 No, my girlfriend kept talking in another room, with breaks in between that were just long enough for me to start, and then have to stop, the video.
However, she does pay attention to landmarks in TV programmes, and makes me pause and rewind stuff, saying, "that place looks familiar".
To be fair, we get a lot of film crews around here, and they can be a pain in the arse.
Once we were in an advert break and she said, "That's the bank in Marlow". I looked it up and sure enough, she was right (she does have a _very good_ visual memory.
As for dancing, forget about it. I dance like a bear, despite being much smaller (than large bears, not compared to a Sunbear or some species like that).
1:51 who hasn't done this with a bunch of mates...and ya barrister!
This song is awesome !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Killer track
Football game is Eltham Vrd Sth Morang
awesome transfer of this! First song I heard by them!
love an every thing ll be alright!
fucking Melbourne circa 1984... greetings from boring Sydney
The Hunnas finest moment IMHO.
Thanx 4 this....awesome!
Brilliant....and just a little bit funny!
LOVE THIS💕❤️❤️❤️😎😎
Great song, I used to think Mark Seymour was the lead singer for TISM. Very similar voice.
Damien Cowell (the actual lead singer of TISM) complained that Hunters and Collectors were for the "cool crowd" and then I just came and watched this video again. Nope, they just do good music.
@@TimChuma Peter Minack was the lead singer of TISM.
Well, both bands are from Melbourne, so the similarities between Mark Seymour's and Damien Cowell's voices aren't that surprising.
02:15 When men were real men, in shorts that were really short
nup cool your jets take a back one!! its melbs all the way!!
Michelle and Ferret's favorite song before they'll bash ya!
2:58 - what town is that?
Looks like Seymour before the bypass
Fucking bullshit brilliant!!!!
I like the chick in the leather pants. Of course I do realize this video is at least 27 years old.
did they use 2 bases to get that sound?
@Mav1313 it looks more like Fitzroy vs Essendon..
Just same jumpers....l can actually identify 4 of my old mates in the clip
1984
2018
was it also known as the slab or bettys worry
+robbie czajka it sure was mate
shane berryman Not surprised
@ Shane berryman that does not surprise me in the least fucking banana benders LOL...
yes that Kyle is another Brisbane tie who thinks he's shit don't stink backward bastards !!!
I have met a lot of cool people from QLD FNTH QLD but like Peter garret sang..."Where's Brisbane" !!! LOL
Oops I meant to say Brissie ITE not tie lol
i wish i could get that pissed on one can, does anyone know what the dance is called? the dude doing the turkey priceless,go the hunters,you guys should reform there is so much shit out there these days,love the good old days.
looks like a Sharpie dance
Its the sharpie dance. Ironically Melbourne but I knew a couple of sharpies from Liverpool in sydney
I know it's true. But I just can't say it: Love the Sharpie Dance & the low angle open road shots...Full of the irony of Australian masculine culture..
Classic oz...warms my heart.
Fuck they were good
haha uncle jeremy had to do say it say it
pure genius
and then some time in the 90's they became utter shit
Yeah i bought the DVD from JB HiFi and just like this youtube video ITS IN FUCKING MONO with NO HIFI whatsoever.
@@TerryJonesPrinterRepairs that’s the way to go out
dude is this about the slab?
Unfortunately not very good sound quality on this download.
man, what is this video clip about?!?!?!?
Who is the dark haired beautiful sharpie girl?
All of them.
Melbourne Bogans as extras? .... are they like the same as Sydney Westies?
I don't think they're bogans. I think they're Melbourne art students from well-to-do middle class families having their own pub experience. These kids are the reason Melbourne has weird looking buildings these days.
I thought sharpies were working class, not middle class, may be very low middle class, I've heard stories from one's I've met, all working class that I've met, but before my time, so IDK.
i want to marry the girl in the orange cardigan.
I actually did marry the girl jumping on the sofa at 2:08 - or at least someone very much like her.
I'm a lesbian but Mark Seymour think there's many songs about gals getting lucky