If you want to see and hear a true live performance of Bow River then you need to check out Cold Chisel Bow River live Ringside tour, this is after they have reformed. Yes they are much older but the performance is just incredible. Way better than this cut and paste version.
Absolutely and it’s a shame that this version is up as the official as it’s nowhere near as good as the Ringside version! That being said both are fire!
They absolutely blew it out of the water. Its funny I grew up on this version and when I saw they ga ve it another shot and saw their age I was sure they would ruin it. Then I gritted my teeth and listened. You are 100% right. That NEVER happens. The band 20 years later sounds BETTER. They pulled it off admirably
Jimmy who Doc??? 😂. Of course our Jimmy Barnes 👍 Have u seen Jimmy’s grandson dance whilst Jimmy’s playing guitar - Teddy’s the toddler has already got the Barnes rhythm in his veins 😊
Aaahh, Aussie pub rock. More please, the Angels, AC/DC w/ Bon Scott, Midnight Oil & many more. I was blessed growing up in Sydney in the 70's and 80's.
You Got Nothing I Want, was a big middle finger the the US music industry. When they tried to crack the US market in the 89’s they got screwed royally by a music company: poor recording quality and they got dicked around. So they never went back again. Chisel are the quintessential Aussie rock band. I’m still upset I never got to see them live before Steve Preswick passed away. The new drummer is Chrissy Amphlett’s husband. She told him to play with them, when she was dying
@@fordmangtho351 you are a decade too late it was in the early 80s that happened the song came out in 1982 - they had broken up by 1989 and jimmy was on his solo career by then
Chisel have two outstanding lead singers. This one is mostly Ian Moss and you already know Jimmy. Ian has some sick guitar skills too. Also, you were right the first time ... Bow as in "Bowtie" 👌
As David said below, please do Bow River at the ringside, in 2003 I think, to see a truly phenomenal performance of this song. It's fire and just insanely good
Try When the War is Over from the Ringside tour. Love Ian's voice, it has a very unique sound. And Jimmy Barnes is awesome & the rest of the guys. Bloody Aussie legends. Great reaction
Welcome to Pub Rock - What we listened to live every friday/saturday night back in the 70s and 80s . I saw many bands live at local pubs and here in Australia if you couldn't play live we didn't want to know you. These guys learned their chops in dingy pubs, writing their own music, mainly from the keyboard player but all of them had a go at writing songs. Love them.
♥️♥️ Jimmy and Ian 😍 check out Cold chisels; Bow river, Choir girl, water into wine, Khe Sanh, (I love Way Down also) And then Jimmy Barnes (lead singer) - Stone Cold, When something is wrong with my baby (with John Farnham), Driving Wheels
Thanks mate, Chisel's best songs are unofficial national anthems in Australia. Check out When The War Is Over, Flame Trees, Goodbye (Astrid, Goodbye), Shipping Steel, You Got Nothin I Want
Wrong vid. This is a very ordinary compilation tape, should never have been released. Find the Cold Chisel, 2003 live performance, Hordern Pavilion. THAT one is a party!
Check out the harmonica player; simply brilliant. Australian Pub Rock delivered some of the best live bands of the 70's, 80's, and 90's; curse poker machines, may they burn in hell!👺
Brad check out Darrell Braithwaite's "As the day goes by" it's fabulous!!! with 2 great singers on backing vocals (Ronnie Byrne and John Farnham) it will give you tingles mate!!!
Ian Moss is as good a lead singer as you need, then they have Barnsey to take it over the top. Yes they went to America and were told to play their way, then came home and composed the song 'You got nothing I want you got nothing I need'
@@sonnyblack6121 true dat. I've always - cause I've lived in both places - just lumped Australian and New Zealand bands together... But yes, you are correct.
How to out yourself as a complete muppet: 1) Claim Jimmy Barnes can't actually sing 2) Claim Dragon are Australian (they're a kiwi band) 3) Do it on the internet where everyone can point and laugh at you.
@@kane29842 well said Kane. I can assure you that if he was a “shrieker” his vocal cords wouldn’t have lasted past a year or two without suffering irreparable damage. Yet I have seen recent performances where he has used his upper register with flawless vibrato and scratch free falsetto.
Wow Arnold….dude !!!! You wouldn’t know good music from your arse. Hope your not an Aussie cause if you are you can just piss right off mate. 🙅♀️ Cold chisel is rock royalty in Oz.
If you want to see and hear a true live performance of Bow River then you need to check out Cold Chisel Bow River live Ringside tour, this is after they have reformed. Yes they are much older but the performance is just incredible. Way better than this cut and paste version.
Agreed. It's this one right? th-cam.com/video/TdVRNDnTKTU/w-d-xo.html Or is there a better copy of the video?
Absolutely and it’s a shame that this version is up as the official as it’s nowhere near as good as the Ringside version! That being said both are fire!
I agree with the others . You MUST check out Cod Chisel's 'Ringside' tour delivery of 'Bow River' as it is superior and more engaging than this video.
Ahh Aussie pub rock. Luv Luv Luv it.🥰🥰🥰
+1 Brad. Just do it.
Oh man, this is my favourite band. This band are Aussie icons. Their song When The War Is Over is even better.
20-odd years later they performed this at a reunion concert called ringside. It makes this look like a rehearsal.
totally
thats the one .
They absolutely blew it out of the water. Its funny I grew up on this version and when I saw they ga
ve it another shot and saw their age I was sure they would ruin it. Then I gritted my teeth and listened. You are 100% right. That NEVER happens. The band 20 years later sounds BETTER. They pulled it off admirably
Loved this reaction! Welcome to the wonderful world of Australian music! (Always watch any Aussie artist live!)
Have fun down the rabbit hole mate
Best band ever! Jimmy Barnes- the guy who sings at the end you’ve seen before. He is usually the lead vocalist in Cold Chisel. 🔥
Jimmy who Doc??? 😂. Of course our Jimmy Barnes 👍
Have u seen Jimmy’s grandson dance whilst Jimmy’s playing guitar - Teddy’s the toddler has already got the Barnes rhythm in his veins 😊
Went to see Mossy in an acoustic concert last Friday night !!! Fantastic. This was his second last song. He is 69 years old last week on Wednesday 🎉🎉
whoever put this version on you-tube needs a beating. this is cobbled together like an old shoe
Aaahh, Aussie pub rock. More please, the Angels, AC/DC w/ Bon Scott, Midnight Oil & many more. I was blessed growing up in Sydney in the 70's and 80's.
70's & 80's the best time for Aussie music
Started blues, but smoothly changed to rhythm. Great vocals.
Cold Chisel is in the DNA of most Australians of a certain age. If you want to know who the Australians are in a pub put on Khe San
And this isn't even the best live version of this on youtube 😂 Thanks for the reaction matey
You didn’t notice there were two clips rolled into one. No breath of fresh air been legends for over 40 yrs
Cold Chisel, probably the best band in the world NOT to crack into the US market. Check out their other hits and get blown away
You Got Nothing I Want, was a big middle finger the the US music industry. When they tried to crack the US market in the 89’s they got screwed royally by a music company: poor recording quality and they got dicked around. So they never went back again.
Chisel are the quintessential Aussie rock band. I’m still upset I never got to see them live before Steve Preswick passed away. The new drummer is Chrissy Amphlett’s husband. She told him to play with them, when she was dying
@@fordmangtho351 you are a decade too late it was in the early 80s that happened the song came out in 1982 - they had broken up by 1989 and jimmy was on his solo career by then
@@bodybalanceU2I meant to write 80’s not 89.
My fav Cold Chisel song, thank you for sharing.
Cold Chisel have been part of my days for longer than I care to remember...Ian Moss has his own cool vibe and Jimmy just blows you out of the park.
My youth spent every weekend following Cold Chisel around NSW watching them play Friday and Saturday nights. They were the best live band ever.
Check out Jimmy Barnes and Joe Barromassa STONE COLD
Or Joe Bonamassa.
Chisel have two outstanding lead singers. This one is mostly Ian Moss and you already know Jimmy. Ian has some sick guitar skills too. Also, you were right the first time ... Bow as in "Bowtie" 👌
9:21 You are just awaking to Australian music. Good to see you have found us.
Loved your reaction from Australia we grew up with this band!!! Thanks
Ian Moss is a legend here in Australia.
As David said below, please do Bow River at the ringside, in 2003 I think, to see a truly phenomenal performance of this song. It's fire and just insanely good
Now that is a real singer!
You need to check out Stone Cold Jimmy Barnes and Joe Bonamassa.
The lead singer in this one is Ian Moss the second singer is Jimmy Barnes who you have reacted to before.
Thanks for the awesome reaction to this legendary band. Should check out the 2003 live version it’s on another level
Try When the War is Over from the Ringside tour. Love Ian's voice, it has a very unique sound. And Jimmy Barnes is awesome & the rest of the guys. Bloody Aussie legends. Great reaction
Enjoyed that, Brad. Thank you
Welcome to Pub Rock - What we listened to live every friday/saturday night back in the 70s and 80s . I saw many bands live at local pubs and here in Australia if you couldn't play live we didn't want to know you. These guys learned their chops in dingy pubs, writing their own music, mainly from the keyboard player but all of them had a go at writing songs. Love them.
♥️♥️ Jimmy and Ian 😍 check out Cold chisels; Bow river, Choir girl, water into wine, Khe Sanh, (I love Way Down also)
And then Jimmy Barnes (lead singer) - Stone Cold, When something is wrong with my baby (with John Farnham), Driving Wheels
The music of my youth. Never gets old.
I saw them regularly in the 80’s. Effing brilliant
Ian Moss is an amazing singer and equal to Jimmy! Love me some Chisel
Thanks mate, Chisel's best songs are unofficial national anthems in Australia. Check out When The War Is Over, Flame Trees, Goodbye (Astrid, Goodbye), Shipping Steel, You Got Nothin I Want
This is Australian music, smashing your beer, blatting across the gunbarrel highway, red dust kicking up .
are the kidney killer the 'Gunbarrel Highway'
@@roostersbays95 kidney, spine, spleen, you name it it takes a pounding, get that suspension sorted.
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@@jono.pom-downunder you might be interested in the story of how it was surveyed .....heroic efforts
@@roostersbays95 cheers will look into it, not brave enough or dumb enough to do it again, once was enough.
3:54 The old school used to do classic music riffs and then back to the hard core. Still works.
Without doubt, Cold Chisel is my favourite band.
saw them in mandurah, western australia
6:39 Real sweat they are pouring that art out.
Wrong vid. This is a very ordinary compilation tape, should never have been released.
Find the Cold Chisel, 2003 live performance, Hordern Pavilion. THAT one is a party!
It is the original .
Try Cold chisel RINGSIDE Live , songs .
7:39 Walking bass from the '70s yeah it is good til today.
Check out the harmonica player; simply brilliant. Australian Pub Rock delivered some of the best live bands of the 70's, 80's, and 90's; curse poker machines, may they burn in hell!👺
Brad check out Darrell Braithwaite's "As the day goes by" it's fabulous!!! with 2 great singers on backing vocals (Ronnie Byrne and John Farnham) it will give you tingles mate!!!
This was recorded live.
Welcome to the Aussie music scene in the 80's! Get into it, it is a can of worms. (plus tghe Aussies will make your channel).
Check out Powderfinger they are the kings of Australian Rock & Roll in the modern era
Ian Moss is as good a lead singer as you need, then they have Barnsey to take it over the top.
Yes they went to America and were told to play their way, then came home and composed the song 'You got nothing I want you got nothing I need'
One of the greatest Australian bands ever. It’s AC/DC, Cold Chisel, Midnight Oil & INXS. The rest are making up the numbers.
Check out Dragon, The Little River Band, and Geoff Achison... Plenty of great Aussie bands/Artists - head down the wombat hole 🤣
Dragon are Kiwis bro 🤙
@@sonnyblack6121 true dat. I've always - cause I've lived in both places - just lumped Australian and New Zealand bands together... But yes, you are correct.
Brad, concentrate on reactions to Australian musical artists from an American perspective and you will have massive TH-cam success.
Great song but the wrong video. There is a much better live version.
Your snippet is gay baby
dont bother...crappy band with a shrieker as a lead singer...they get more hype than they deserve...want a good Aussie band , look up Dragon....
How to out yourself as a complete muppet:
1) Claim Jimmy Barnes can't actually sing
2) Claim Dragon are Australian (they're a kiwi band)
3) Do it on the internet where everyone can point and laugh at you.
@@kane29842 well said Kane. I can assure you that if he was a “shrieker” his vocal cords wouldn’t have lasted past a year or two without suffering irreparable damage. Yet I have seen recent performances where he has used his upper register with flawless vibrato and scratch free falsetto.
Wow Arnold….dude !!!! You wouldn’t know good music from your arse. Hope your not an Aussie cause if you are you can just piss right off mate. 🙅♀️ Cold chisel is rock royalty in Oz.
@@kane29842 each his own.... you can love the shrieker as much as you like... wont improve Barnes and his singing..
@@ZappaZombieWolf Congrats. It takes a bold person to double down as an idiot.