You are right. People see the title and then try to make the lyrics fit that narrative.. and they don't really. The lyrics make more sense of course, when you realise the true story.
A brutal break up causes PTSD so the song does draw a good comparison- especially for the children involved if there are any, often with lifelong consequences.
hey guys Chisel are about to embark on their 50 year tour this year starting in oct around Aus, they have sold out EVERY SHOW around the country (16). Their last show will be in Adelaide at the super cars race where a crowd of 100 thousand peps will be in attendance & the only way for tickets to the show is to go to the race... I am lucky enough to grow up listening to them & seeing them live multiple times, like a fine wine they get better with age.. anyway thanks for the reaction..
Mate, the only Wine you drink is out of a Box and later on out of Silver Pillow. Nighty Nite, sweet heart, rest your golden locks on that Silver Pillow.
Jimmy is next level in terms of talent and ability. Every member of Chisel is amazing and when you put them all together it’s insane. We were privileged to see Ian Moss locally a couple of years back. it was an acoustic night - just Ian , a chair, two guitars and a whole bunch of talent. He was incredible. Jimmy has such a huge presence that sometimes Ian’s talent is overlooked. Well that’s what I see sometimes. We in Australia are blessed with so much talent and sadly the world missed out so many times. I love your vids appreciating Australian music. Rock on.
Two of the finest singers ever! They are, just like John Farnham, ACDC, INXS, national treasures. This song written by their very talented drummer. We Aussie's, adore them❤ We Aussie's adore you❣️
Introduced to this amazing band about 12 years ago and quickly became my favorite rock n roll band of all time. Too bad my country didn't appreciate them when we should have.
Sadly, your loss. But it wasn't "your country" that didn't appreciate them, it was a few record company executives and promoters. If Cold Chisel's music got out to the general populace, they would know how many people did appreciate them. Glad you got on board. Us Aussies grew up listening to this. They call Australia "The Lucky Country". Cold Chisel are one of the reasons why.
Such a beautiful and heartbreaking song, played by my favourite band. I tear up every time. Mossy kicks it out of the park, the harmonies with Jimmy are perfection, and then Jimmy’s third verse is sublime. Steve RIP out front and centre on the maracas 🪇 is where he should be here. Chisel are going on their 50th year anniversary tour. I have tickets for October 2024 in Perth. Can’t wait. 🎉🎉
G’Day mate, so happy you are loving some of our Aussie legends. Cold Chisel ultimate pub band. I grew up listening to these guys. Jimmy and Ian Moss absolute fire same concert When The War Is Over. Cheers Kev
Vietnam was a terrible time for both Australians and Americans. The Elizabeth boys lost alot of their mates in Vietnam. Lest We forget! Thank you to all that have served and those who never came home.
We all know Don Walker is one of the greatest songwriters ever, but this is one of the few that Drummer Steve Prestwich wrote, along with Flame trees and Forever now. Just those three songs make him a great songwriter in his own right.
Because it is so stripped back from an instrumental perspective, there is no where to hide in terms of the vocals. They need to be perfect, which they where.
You lucky bugger! I saw Chisel in 1978 at the Peter Frampton concert at Sydney Cricket Ground. Not since but that concert in November will be KICK ARSE!!
They Could not Cut it in America, that is why America was Saved from the Talentless Hack called "Barnzeeee" Scream a little louder Jimmy. Now the Raisin Breads will chirp with there 3 words, unable to construct a sentence. Because there father is Ray and they are Raisin Breads.
I agree with you but everuyone checks this version out, I listened to that version for 20 years before this one became so popular , I cant get my head around the slow tempo of this. And I have heard this for over 20 years now as well.
thanks for the aussie music guys. we appreciate it. Bands like Cold Chisel and The Angels never found success in America at the time. But are finding success now. i got my ticket for Cold Chisel 50th Anniversary next year.
You two have done a great job on our Aussie music reactions. While we have been having a great time going unnoticed down under and now you and the rest of the world is just getting a glimpse of what we Aussies have been listening to for many years. I hope you get to listen to a lot more of our music and enjoy it like we have done for many years now. Keep up your good work on that it's much appreciated. One day when you finally get here you will enjoy our unique country and its friendly laid-back people.
You mentioned that having both Jimmy and Ian being great singers was a huge asset to the band. You also mentioned the song was written by the drummer Steve Prestwich (RIP). He also released a solo album, and it is brilliant. You also see (very briefly) Bassist Phil Small singing backup vocals, and that's pretty rare. Don Walker [keyboards] (who writes most of Cold Chisel's songs) doesn't sing.
Don has sung on the track Knocking on Heavens Door from 1980. He even has a solo part. There is a live version from Manly Vale out on YT. He also sung with the band collectively in the song Choir Girl. Just saw him sing with Slim Dusty yesterday. He was out front without a piano, too.
Surprised you hadn’t done this one yet. Such a brilliant song. I’ve made a tribute to this song and its maker (RIP STEVE) on my page which shows its “evolution” if anyone is interested. ❤❤
Was happy to be at this concert but am excited to be heading to one of their shows at the end of the year. Most excited because it’ll be my teenage daughter’s first ever concert and I’ll get to share that experience with her.
@ markboorman- going back 14 or so years we took our twins who were 15 to see Barnsley and Joe cocker, my son met a girl there and they have been together ever since= keep an eye on your daughter🤣🤣🤣
@@robrichards585 😆 At this stage her boyfriend is also attending. But it is still a few months away so who knows what the status will be by then. Fortunately or unfortunately she will have turned 18 about a week before the concert, so any perceived influence I may have had on that outcome will likely be lost to new found adulthood 😏
Honestly, I truly believe our live band scene, especially the pub scene are 2nd to none in the world..... if you watched the crowd, you saw the youngsters, than you saw the 80's babies and others...... Cold Chisel are truly legendary in Oz...... and no autotune to be seen...... the Aussie creed.... if you can't sing live in a pub and get good results.... you don't make it in Oz......
The bloke who wrote this, Don Walker (who's playing the keys) isn't just one of the greatest Australian songwriters, but one of the THE greatest songwriters. He creates characters, tells stories, and brings pain and beauty together in the most extraordinary of songs. He's a national treasure.
So many memories, besides the voices passion and harmony, they wrote some incredible songs! There is a video of Jimmy and John Farnham doing this together too! Have you seen/heard Working Class Man, Jimmy Barnes at his youthful best! 👍
Seeing Mossy grinning when Jimmy started letting rip. We all have that mate who always just takes it that little bit further and you just smile and go, yeah, that's him. Wouldn't have it any other way.
Johnny was a big star in Canada and the 50s, 60s and 70s in Canada . His marriage to June Carter Cash was controversial. Some divorcing etc to make it work. They remained married till his death I do beleive, but the song "Hurt" was I believe his aplogy to her for years of addiction. And a remake of a 9 inch nails song? So touching for life long fan.
Cold Chisel came from the days of Band's having to start out playing Pub's with other bands to try and get their names known. And Drunk Aussies can get real dark, real fast when a band comes on that cant sing or play. They wont tolerate BS. Bands that couldn't entertain the crowd were quite literally Booed out and sometimes fights started resulting in the whole band getting beaten and then bodily thrown out the back door into the alley with their instruments following them flying out seconds later.
Ironic really its like the world is now, chaos & madness we snuck in2 a nightclub to see Chisel back in the day as teens Jimmy handed me his vodka bottle I took a massive sip gave it back to him,I got to use my camera yea a camera not a mobile phone they weren't invented yet & I still have the photos from that concert was amazing, he was well known then to always have vodka on stage, such a great band from back in the day whether you were a surfer or ya lived in the bush Australia loved them & many many other bands
Saturday evening here in Aus. Spent a couple of hours this afternoon at vocals rehearsing this song, I'll be singing lead with my son on guitar for a concert coming up in a month or so. I'm no where as good as Barnsy, but I'll do my best. Thanks for sharing.
Hello wolf hunters-love your reactions-play do something on Ian Moss-another Australian music legend as was every single member of Cold chisel-probably the best live Australian band ever.
It really is true isn't it-because of the live music culture-that we used to have in Australia-we have been forever blessed with so many wonderful talented amazing people-should you there to name them the list would be hundreds of names long-if you're going to be a music star in Australia you better bloody make sure you know how to do it live-because nothing else will do!
Brilliant performance from a band that officially had NOT performed together for 20 years. My favourites ( live of course ) are One Long Day ( especially the version that starts with a different song and then blues itsway into One Long Day ), the improvised Georgia when Jimmy needed a break off stage, Wild Thing from The Last Stand tour, 1983 and many many more that reactors rarely discover.
Great live band, this is one of the best versions later on, I still love Chisel when they were young and raw, one of my fav bands ever and I'm a Kiwi! not an Aussie! Right up there with the best from anywhere imo. Ian Mioss is often overlooked outside of Aus and NZ, but he's just as good as Barnsey just different and obviously a great guitarist as well as vocalist and song writer, def held his own in the younger days! And here. Whole band is talented. NOW go listen and watch the 1982 version live version, its remastered, but its completely different in the OG version, faster paced and with full band playing, both are sick, its just cool to know the OG as well as this! As always love your reactions! Do more Aussie and Kiwi bands please!!!
As I was watching, you literally seemed a 1000 miles away. I know and love this song, but you have a such a vibe that you felt very disconnected from you. Which I found quite fascinating and intriguing, Hoodoo Gurus have a decent discography and are worth listening too. I saw them live in a hall in Alice Springs in the late 80’s and they finished with a few sex pistols songs. Very surreal. REM began in 1980 and Hoodoo Gurus began in 1981. You never know but they may have influenced REM as much as they may have been: but both sit in a similar genre. Thanks again
Hey mate, they tried to make it in American, but their manger over there didn’t help get them gigs. They wrote a song about it called “ you got nothing I want” look at it mate🤘🎸
You guys should see if you can find their 50 years together doco. It is incredibly insightful and inspiring and brings you upt to speed from their formation to now. So do yourself a favour and watch it.
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Cold Chisel………for us Aussies they are the warm blanket you throw around yourself when sitting in front of a camp fire.
spot on. YES
My teenage years - brings me back
This is 💯 the BEST 1st comment of a YT video.... on YT!!! Well said my friend.... very well said👏👏
Couldn't of said it better myself bloke ! Makes me as proud Aussie right there !
Oh God hit the nail on the head
Us kiwis feel the same love us some cold chisel
Jimmy and Mossy singing together is just pure magic. it goes right to the soul of the average Australian.
I have said it about this song and version before - Mossy brings the haunt to the lyrics, and Jimmy brings the pain.
Nailed it
At the time of this concert Chisel hadn't played together for some time ....but still as tight as ever. True professionals !
Just remember its about a brutal divorce, many people interpret it for post war PTSD.
You are right. People see the title and then try to make the lyrics fit that narrative.. and they don't really.
The lyrics make more sense of course, when you realise the true story.
I always associated it with my own jacked up relationship at the time. Chisel has caught me in my feelers in a lot of situations in my life.
A brutal break up causes PTSD so the song does draw a good comparison- especially for the children involved if there are any, often with lifelong consequences.
hey guys Chisel are about to embark on their 50 year tour this year starting in oct around Aus, they have sold out EVERY SHOW around the country (16). Their last show will be in Adelaide at the super cars race where a crowd of 100 thousand peps will be in attendance & the only way for tickets to the show is to go to the race... I am lucky enough to grow up listening to them & seeing them live multiple times, like a fine wine they get better with age.. anyway thanks for the reaction..
yep got my tickets for the 12th of October show , it be my 17 year old daughters first concert
I am lucky enough to have tickets, so am extending my trip home as cannot miss out on seeing Chisel live once again.
Mate, the only Wine you drink is out of a Box and later on out of Silver Pillow. Nighty Nite, sweet heart, rest your golden locks on that Silver Pillow.
Jimmy is next level in terms of talent and ability. Every member of Chisel is amazing and when you put them all together it’s insane. We were privileged to see Ian Moss locally a couple of years back. it was an acoustic night - just Ian , a chair, two guitars and a whole bunch of talent. He was incredible.
Jimmy has such a huge presence that sometimes Ian’s talent is overlooked. Well that’s what I see sometimes.
We in Australia are blessed with so much talent and sadly the world missed out so many times. I love your vids appreciating Australian music. Rock on.
They're not coming to Tassie
Love it when you two react to Chisel. Thank you!
Two of the finest singers ever!
They are, just like John Farnham, ACDC, INXS, national treasures. This song written by their very talented drummer.
We Aussie's,
adore them❤
We Aussie's adore you❣️
Introduced to this amazing band about 12 years ago and quickly became my favorite rock n roll band of all time. Too bad my country didn't appreciate them when we should have.
Sadly, your loss. But it wasn't "your country" that didn't appreciate them, it was a few record company executives and promoters. If Cold Chisel's music got out to the general populace, they would know how many people did appreciate them. Glad you got on board. Us Aussies grew up listening to this. They call Australia "The Lucky Country". Cold Chisel are one of the reasons why.
Wow! Such kind words.
@@sopwithpuppy it was actually Barnes's fault piss head bad attitude. but thats life aye he is an absolute gem of a bloke the biggest heart
@buck t, it wasn’t barnes fault at all!!!, it was the band as a whole collective who chose to tell the execs too shove it👍🏻
@@robrichards585you are right. There’s a doco on TH-cam where the band discuss it.
There is no doubting this is a great version, but the studio version is also incredible.
Studio version is heaps better, if we just talking about the music.
A magnificent live version of this wonderful song about relationships. Another one many Aussies know all the words to.
Such a beautiful and heartbreaking song, played by my favourite band. I tear up every time. Mossy kicks it out of the park, the harmonies with Jimmy are perfection, and then Jimmy’s third verse is sublime. Steve RIP out front and centre on the maracas 🪇 is where he should be here.
Chisel are going on their 50th year anniversary tour. I have tickets for October 2024 in Perth. Can’t wait. 🎉🎉
Yep I have tickets for the Ballarat Gig...
To me, the best band to come out of Aus should have beem a world phenomena buy thats ok we here in Aus know how good they are.
Was cool to watch you guys enjoy this. Makes me proud.
This song resonates with so many Australians. This version is especially spesh.
G’Day mate, so happy you are loving some of our Aussie legends. Cold Chisel ultimate pub band. I grew up listening to these guys.
Jimmy and Ian Moss absolute fire same concert When The War Is Over.
Cheers Kev
Vietnam was a terrible time for both Australians and Americans. The Elizabeth boys lost alot of their mates in Vietnam. Lest We forget! Thank you to all that have served and those who never came home.
We all know Don Walker is one of the greatest songwriters ever, but this is one of the few that Drummer Steve Prestwich wrote, along with Flame trees and Forever now. Just those three songs make him a great songwriter in his own right.
Because it is so stripped back from an instrumental perspective, there is no where to hide in terms of the vocals. They need to be perfect, which they where.
I have tickets to see Cold Chisel in November for their 50th anniversary tour. I can't wait to hear this performed live in person 😍
You lucky bugger! I saw Chisel in 1978 at the Peter Frampton concert at Sydney Cricket Ground. Not since but that concert in November will be KICK ARSE!!
Chills every time..
The Chisels easily one of the greatest bands of all time, America missed out.
They Could not Cut it in America, that is why America was Saved from the Talentless Hack called "Barnzeeee" Scream a little louder Jimmy. Now the Raisin Breads will chirp with there 3 words, unable to construct a sentence. Because there father is Ray and they are Raisin Breads.
How is Rays Sister Mom going btw.
Barnsey!! 🔥🔥 Aussie icon. Cheers from Australia.
Made in Scotland, must have taken after ACDC
No one better than cold chisel.. I’m so lucky to have been raised listening to this great music
One of the best Aussie songs of all time, IMO. The original recorded version is actually mid-tempo; worth listening to as well 😊
I agree with you but everuyone checks this version out, I listened to that version for 20 years before this one became so popular , I cant get my head around the slow tempo of this. And I have heard this for over 20 years now as well.
Ian Moss ❤ What an amazing duo with Jimmy..Hey Goosebumps..❤
thanks for the aussie music guys. we appreciate it. Bands like Cold Chisel and The Angels never found success in America at the time. But are finding success now. i got my ticket for Cold Chisel 50th Anniversary next year.
Love your reactions have watched them many times and of course enjoying Johns performances,
You two have done a great job on our Aussie music reactions. While we have been having a great time going unnoticed down under and now you and the rest of the world is just getting a glimpse of what we Aussies have been listening to for many years. I hope you get to listen to a lot more of our music and enjoy it like we have done for many years now. Keep up your good work on that it's much appreciated. One day when you finally get here you will enjoy our unique country and its friendly laid-back people.
“Bow River” Ian Moss shows off his pipes.
Well worth a listen.
He's also one of Australia's best guitar players...😁
@@TheKwod most definitely. 👍🏽
You mentioned that having both Jimmy and Ian being great singers was a huge asset to the band. You also mentioned the song was written by the drummer Steve Prestwich (RIP). He also released a solo album, and it is brilliant. You also see (very briefly) Bassist Phil Small singing backup vocals, and that's pretty rare. Don Walker [keyboards] (who writes most of Cold Chisel's songs) doesn't sing.
Don has sung on the track Knocking on Heavens Door from 1980. He even has a solo part. There is a live version from Manly Vale out on YT. He also sung with the band collectively in the song Choir Girl.
Just saw him sing with Slim Dusty yesterday. He was out front without a piano, too.
@@kazz3956 Sorry, wasn't saying Don CAN'T sing, I just meant he generally doesn't (at least I've never seen him sing with Cold Chisel).
Ian Moss is just brilliant. Love his voice.
Surprised you hadn’t done this one yet. Such a brilliant song. I’ve made a tribute to this song and its maker (RIP STEVE) on my page which shows its “evolution” if anyone is interested. ❤❤
Dead right Kap. One of the best songs ever. Best version as well
Loved that video Dr_Kap. ❤
I was surprised they hadn't done this yet also😂
They have but it was Farnsy covering it.
@@rickhurren4374 lol yes I know they’ve done the Farnham version
I can’t wait to see these guys in concert later this year. It’s going to rock!
Was happy to be at this concert but am excited to be heading to one of their shows at the end of the year.
Most excited because it’ll be my teenage daughter’s first ever concert and I’ll get to share that experience with her.
@ markboorman- going back 14 or so years we took our twins who were 15 to see Barnsley and Joe cocker, my son met a girl there and they have been together ever since= keep an eye on your daughter🤣🤣🤣
@@robrichards585 😆
At this stage her boyfriend is also attending.
But it is still a few months away so who knows what the status will be by then.
Fortunately or unfortunately she will have turned 18 about a week before the concert, so any perceived influence I may have had on that outcome will likely be lost to new found adulthood 😏
🤣🤣🤣
Now you are talking our Aussie Lingo. One of my absolute favs ❤❤
Honestly, I truly believe our live band scene, especially the pub scene are 2nd to none in the world..... if you watched the crowd, you saw the youngsters, than you saw the 80's babies and others...... Cold Chisel are truly legendary in Oz...... and no autotune to be seen...... the Aussie creed.... if you can't sing live in a pub and get good results.... you don't make it in Oz......
Until poker machines replaced musicians and $%%#@'d everything up
It once was second to none. We are living on memories now.
Cant never understand why they were not bigger across the world.
Beautiful version of this song
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Cold Chisel could have been a great band without Jimmy.
But with him is why they are legendary.
The bloke who wrote this, Don Walker (who's playing the keys) isn't just one of the greatest Australian songwriters, but one of the THE greatest songwriters. He creates characters, tells stories, and brings pain and beauty together in the most extraordinary of songs. He's a national treasure.
What you say about Don is correct.
However, Steve (RIP) wrote this one.
Steve Prestwich wrote the song mate not Don, but your right on his abilities👍
Amazing performance. It’s worth checking out the studio version as well, quite different and still awesome. Love this song.
I'm going to see cold chisel in October, and I can't wait.
Already my favourite Chisel tune but this live version turned it up to 11, my skin was bristling for nearly the whole tune 👌🏼
So many memories, besides the voices passion and harmony, they wrote some incredible songs! There is a video of Jimmy and John Farnham doing this together too! Have you seen/heard Working Class Man, Jimmy Barnes at his youthful best! 👍
The only Aussie band to ever sing about contemporary Australian society and culture
Paul Kelly and the coloured girls?
Pretty much my all time favourite song ❤
One of my favourite songs of all time.
Seeing Mossy grinning when Jimmy started letting rip. We all have that mate who always just takes it that little bit further and you just smile and go, yeah, that's him. Wouldn't have it any other way.
Suzy’s expressions are the funniest 🤣
She’s beautiful. Period.
…played Chisel so many times up loud back in the day. Every 80’s child Aussie knows.
Beautiful acoustic version..
Hi, from Adelaide, South Australia. Barnsey's hometown.
Great song you picked, the best to react to
Jimmy turns himself inside out for every performance!
Thanks Guys. Never get sick of that performance.
Thank you guys. Never heard this version. Acoustic, or unplugged as they call it, changes the sound completely. WOW
And if you could come and visit us later in the year, Cold Chisel is doing an Australian national tour. Goodness knows if it will happen again ...
Best singer song writer in Australia
Music for the soul. Thank you from Aus. v x
Magic right there. Even more outstanding live.
Thank you guys for loving our Aussie music. - the Chisels are very special to us - you guys have great taste in music 👊🏻
Johnny was a big star in Canada and the 50s, 60s and 70s in Canada . His marriage to June Carter Cash was controversial. Some divorcing etc to make it work.
They remained married till his death I do beleive, but the song "Hurt" was I believe his aplogy to her for years of addiction.
And a remake of a 9 inch nails song? So touching for life long fan.
Check out "Bow River" (if you like harmonica.... ya'll in for a treat). Cheers from Sydney, AU.
You're absolutely correct in saying there ain't nobody like JIMMY!,,
Got a really great friend of mine. When I hear this song I always think of Brent. He's alive by the way.
Hey song I’ve ever heard.. hands done.. no discussion
Cold Chisel came from the days of Band's having to start out playing Pub's with other bands to try and get their names known.
And Drunk Aussies can get real dark, real fast when a band comes on that cant sing or play. They wont tolerate BS.
Bands that couldn't entertain the crowd were quite literally Booed out and sometimes fights started resulting in the whole band getting beaten and then bodily thrown out the back door into the alley with their instruments following them flying out seconds later.
Seeing these guys when they tour later this year. This will be my 2nd time. Just amazing to see live
Ironic really its like the world is now, chaos & madness we snuck in2 a nightclub to see Chisel back in the day as teens Jimmy handed me his vodka bottle I took a massive sip gave it back to him,I got to use my camera yea a camera not a mobile phone they weren't invented yet & I still have the photos from that concert was amazing, he was well known then to always have vodka on stage, such a great band from back in the day whether you were a surfer or ya lived in the bush Australia loved them & many many other bands
I'm seeing Cold Chisel in Adelaide this November for the 50 year concert, counting the days already.
Fantastic performance.I can’t help but feel very emotional about it
Mossy, the perfectionist, awesome.
Awesome!
Great reaction!!
Love our boys. Incredible version. ❤️❤️ Thanks Travis & Suzy. ♥️♥️
Saturday evening here in Aus. Spent a couple of hours this afternoon at vocals rehearsing this song, I'll be singing lead with my son on guitar for a concert coming up in a month or so.
I'm no where as good as Barnsy, but I'll do my best.
Thanks for sharing.
Hello wolf hunters-love your reactions-play do something on Ian Moss-another Australian music legend as was every single member of Cold chisel-probably the best live Australian band ever.
Us kiwis love them to. Grew up to Chisel.
You'll love the wild thing version
Yes they go wild and add lib along the way
Out of all I sent you I think this will be right up your alley
seen mossy and Barney many times awesome Australian pub rock band
It really is true isn't it-because of the live music culture-that we used to have in Australia-we have been forever blessed with so many wonderful talented amazing people-should you there to name them the list would be hundreds of names long-if you're going to be a music star in Australia you better bloody make sure you know how to do it live-because nothing else will do!
I've got my ticket to see Cold Chisel in October. I was lucky to get one of the last tickets in row ZZ, but at least I'll be there.
Brilliant performance from a band that officially had NOT performed together for 20 years.
My favourites ( live of course ) are One Long Day ( especially the version that starts with a different song and then blues itsway into One Long Day ), the improvised Georgia when Jimmy needed a break off stage, Wild Thing from The Last Stand tour, 1983 and many many more that reactors rarely discover.
Great live band, this is one of the best versions later on, I still love Chisel when they were young and raw, one of my fav bands ever and I'm a Kiwi! not an Aussie! Right up there with the best from anywhere imo. Ian Mioss is often overlooked outside of Aus and NZ, but he's just as good as Barnsey just different and obviously a great guitarist as well as vocalist and song writer, def held his own in the younger days! And here. Whole band is talented.
NOW go listen and watch the 1982 version live version, its remastered, but its completely different in the OG version, faster paced and with full band playing, both are sick, its just cool to know the OG as well as this!
As always love your reactions! Do more Aussie and Kiwi bands please!!!
absolute banger
Excuse me while I belt out a heartfelt ballad 🇭🇲
Glad you both enjoyed it, Barnes can take a bit to get used to, Cold Chisel was the only band I listened to for donkeys years growing up lol..
FLAME TREES. CHEAP WINE. CHOIR GIRL. WHEN THE WAR IS OVER,, ANYTHING... YES I'LL SUBSCRIBE
You should do one on Jonny Farnham's Live version
Love Cold Chisel but Farnham absolutely Nailed it !!!
If we could these guys would be on our flag, their music is symbolic of being an Australian. These guys are a national legend
Chisel!!!
Check out Cold Chisel, Bow River. Awesome!😊
As I was watching, you literally seemed a 1000 miles away.
I know and love this song, but you have a such a vibe that you felt very disconnected from you.
Which I found quite fascinating and intriguing,
Hoodoo Gurus have a decent discography and are worth listening too.
I saw them live in a hall in Alice Springs in the late 80’s and they finished with a few sex pistols songs.
Very surreal.
REM began in 1980 and Hoodoo Gurus began in 1981.
You never know but they may have influenced REM as much as they may have been: but both sit in a similar genre.
Thanks again
Love your channels mates!! Please More Cold Chisel and INXS :D
Hey mate, they tried to make it in American, but their manger over there didn’t help get them gigs. They wrote a song about it called “ you got nothing I want” look at it mate🤘🎸
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Fine Aussie Band still touring.
Jimmy and Mossy!!!
You guys should see if you can find their 50 years together doco. It is incredibly insightful and inspiring and brings you upt to speed from their formation to now. So do yourself a favour and watch it.
Don Walker, the keyboard player in Cold Chisel is one of the best song writers of all time.
80s Australian rock music is some of the best you’ll every here. Check out a song come said the the boy by mondo rock