Thanks for reacting to our Aussie nusic. John Farnham is the GOAT and our living legend. Jimmy Barnes is the Rock, Blues and Soul King. We have some phenomenal talent downunder. John Farnhams Whislering Jack is still the highest selling album by an Aussie artist in Autralia from 1986. Youre the Voice is still the highest selling single in Australian Histiry and was No 1 in Europe. Cold Chisel is touring at the moment for their 50th Anniversary and they are still just as good. Aussie music is just the best and we have had the best live bands as well. Listen to Jimmy Barnes and John Farnham performing When Something is Wrong with my Baby, live in 1991, with Johnny Diesel - fantastic !!
@@AussieDebb No Problem at all, I’ve been looking more into the Aussie culture, and it’s not that far off from American culture. We have a lot in common🔥💯
Congratulations on discovering our great Aussie pub music ❤❤ Cold Chisel and the great Jimmy Barnes are legendary pub music LEGENDS ❤❤ AC/DC, INXS, Cold Chisel and more all started out as pub bands and the rest is history ❤❤ oohh and the great Paul Kelly is Australias Bob Dylan❤❤ Paul Kelly wrote a lot of controversial songs about Aboriginal people ❤❤
@@DanaMac1977 they literally sounded like they always have. Every song was perfect, Jimmy came out belting them from the very first song. With the effort he puts in, it is no wonder he has had heart issues, the bloke is a legend
@@crashdavis721 oh wow that’s awesome (not about the heart issues 😉) I really wished I’d gotten tickets but they’d sold out by the time I heard about the concerts 😢
Never tear us apart... AFL side Port Adelaide (my team) play this before each home game. Check it out, it's amazing what we do.... even better being at the ground.
The lead singer of Divinyls, Chrissy Amphlett, daughter of Little Pattie, another Australian musical great, passed away in 2013. The song, "I touch my self" is an anthem to those that passes away from Breast Cancer. Rest In Peace.
love your total enthusiasm! please take a little time for an epic pub band - HOODOO GURUS. Honeybuns - you are going to need to explore each band, one by one. :D
I would not agree that these are the top 30 songs from Australian artists. It seems that the narrator has included quite a number of songs ABOUT Australia in his list. Australia has MANY excellent bands, singers and songs that you have never heard of.
@@VivitStudiosit is an opinion, and yes, everyone is allowed to voice theirs, but I can see what @Barnowl is saying. We have had many decades of Australian music. Most of the early stuff included covers of songs from around the world. So many superstar groups and bands have done well here and. Not transcended across the world. Some notable bands not mentioned here include Little River Band, Air Supply, The Bee Gees (yes they come from The Isle of Man, but their name was suggested by an Australian DJ when they were living here). Female vocalists Olivia Newtown John, Tina Arena, Delta Goodrem, Kate Ceberano, and throw in Jimmy Barnes Daughter, Mahalia, with Joe Bonamassa singing Riding with Kings and Nasty Girl. Guy Sebastian has more than 20 years of hit singles, and not to leave out The Tesky Brothers and many many more.
The singer at No5 ( Jimmy Barnes) is also the singer for Cold Chisel at No1 - legend. If you like INXS then you would love the song by INXS with Jimmy Barnes 'Good Times' - It's really worth a listen. Also another song by Cold Chisel is a cover of Wild Thing - Jimmy my favorite singer all time - started with Cold Chisel in late 70's - solo in the 80's - Still touring today - in fact doing concerts at the moment.
@@markphillips3186 Yea, it’s the same in Africa. Summer starts in December over there I think. We will be going to Africa this December, which it was close to Australia😂
Michael Hutchence of INXS died allegedly of suicide at 37, he got knocked out by a taxi driver and lost his sense of smell and taste, this is believed to be a major factor in his alleged suicide. INXS is my favorite Aussie band closely followed by The Living End.
You should check out the music videos or official audio of each of these songs to really hear them, maybe do a reaction to each one? It would give a much better representation of the songs than this video did. I think this video used live performances and only showed tiny snippets cos the guy who made it was worried it would get a copyright strike or something.
Good idea 👍😊 It was really hard to get a feel for each song with how the video was put together and there are some great songs on there that you just couldn't hear that well ❤
Hey man, I'm busy outside, can't get time to go through the list, I will later. Yeah you're onto it, Nick Cave, legend, check out 'Stagger Lee' and 'Red Right Hand' The other must listen to is on the list is Paul Kelly, a song writing genius his 'Making Gravy' is an Aussie classic so much so that the 21st of December is Making Gravy day here, strange title genius song. Another of Pauls great songs is Dumb Things. One that's been done to death for a good reason by reaction videos is 'Never Let Me Go' by The Black Sorrows. I always thought that the lyrics for the AC/DC song went ..'it's a long way to the shop if you want a sausage roll'.😁
@@VivitStudios wow! Belgian beer is the best in the world, that's the first thing I think of. Leffe, Hoegaarden Witbier, Chimay. I just watched the movie In Bruges. Turns out Gotye was born in Bruges! Sorry for so many comments, but I'm the first cab off the rank, make hay.
Ummm, I was convinced that Bee Gees, even Stayin Alive, had to be no.1. How could he leave them out, because he doesn't consider them an Australian band? AC/DC were included, and now Jimmy twice, effectively (another Scot). So he wasn't born in Australia, nor John Farnham or Gotye. Colin in Men at Work, The Easybeats (Dutch and Scottish, George being the older brother of Malcolm and Angus from AC/DC). There is no way you can leave out Bee Gees, it's a non argument. In fact, they are right there with AC/DC as our greatest exports/imports, probably only second to AC/DC on records sold. I suppose I should be posting this on this guy's channel.
Nothing to do with what he thought their nationality is, he’s clearly just not a disco fan. FYI a band’s nationality has nothing to do with the birthplace of the founding members. It has everything to do with where the band was formed and got their start. Van Halen is not a Dutch band. Metallica is not a Danish band. AC/DC is not a Scottish band. See how it works?
Between the enunciation and the vowels, our accent doesn’t really lend itself to singing… so most of us instinctively adopt a more “generic” American accent when we sing. I recommend you listen to some Kevin Bloody Wilson if you wanna hear our accent in music.
@@VivitStudios Let me warn you in advance - there’s a hint in the middle name… his humour is crude. Kevin’s song about Santa Claus may either shock you or you’ll be rolling on the floor laughing.
Check out everything you can by Kylie Minogue and the music by INXS. And they were a couple at one time, Kylie and Michael Hutchence from INXS. ❤ Around 1988 I think.
Before ACDC was Billy Thorpe and the Aztecs. Loud and raw. th-cam.com/video/7sSDrDQ0VEU/w-d-xo.html This was from 1971. If you can watch some other stuff from that era. Chain...Black and Blue. Lobby Lloyd, The Angels maybe and find out why every audience in Australia in the last thirty years yells out 'no way, get fucked, fuck off' whenever the singer sang the chorus of 'Am I ever gonna see your face again.''
Michael Hutchence inxs ❤ no 1 🥰 his voice was magic 😍😍😍😍 his stage presence was second to none you need to watch live Baby Live at Wembley Stadium to see him at his best ❤
It’s funny hearing the narrator describe “A Long Way To The Top” as AC/DC’s biggest song, because the Album “Back in Black”, with the single by the same name is the 3rd biggest selling album worldwide, ever. I’m pretty sure “Back in Black” should have been their entry in this list.
That first son by INXS is Aussie Rules team Port Adelaide's Home Song, the whole crowd stands and sings in one with their scarves for every home game. Check out Port Adelaide Never Tear us Apart
It may be time to send you down the John Farnham & Jimmy Barnes rabbit hole. ‘When Something is Wrong With My Baby’ would be a great place to start for a review 🙌🦘❤
Youre the Voice and Ke San should be 1 and 2 IMHO. Just for a bit of fun and an incredible band You should hear John Farnhams live cover of Its a Long Way to the Top in 1989 with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra. Another great band is Noiseworx and it doesnt even get a mention - Jon Stevens was lead singer and is still perfotming today. John Farnham had a No 1 in 5 consecutive decades. Mouth cancer stopped him in 2022, but he has beaten it and is 75 now. Jimmy Barnes and Cold Chisel just the best band. INXS is wonderful too. I personally find this list to be so hard to agree with - being a 60s child. We are so proud of our Aussie legends. ❤😂🎉
Cold Chisel is a great band as they had 2 singers in the band most songs were sung by Jimmy Barnes and a few were sung by Ian Moss they have great music that number 1 was chosen cause of most people that listen to triple J radio and were all born in the 70’s and 80’s and they love it. It’s an age thing too why some people love the older music and some don’t. I love some of these classics cause I was born in the late 70’s. My kids are teens now and hate what I listen to 😂😂😂😂.
@@VivitStudios You should react to the music videos or official audios of each song to really hear them. I think you'll like a lot of these songs if you hear them as they're meant to be heard.
@@VivitStudios😂😂 they were actually Aussie pub rock band. Not Hip Hop 😂😂😂😂 I don’t remember them much only that song they played on this video but all I know is they had Malcom and Angus Young‘s (from AC/DC) big brother in the band. 😂😂😂😂
Hi Vick. Australia has great musicians in various genres. But of course I have to mention the history of Australian music goes back thousands of years. But I want you to know that Australia has high voltage electric power. It's 240 volts. It's the reason for the safety switches. And that's why the band AC⚡DC has a song High Voltage. "High voltage rock 'n roll" 🤘😀
Hey bro many americans come over and watch Aussie Rules - we've had a lot of NBA players watch and admire the game, along with hollywood celebrities etc.
Jimmy Barnes goes for the second most hated team in the AFL, that is Port Adelaide, who wear the prison bar guernsey every so often to reflect their history
I live in Adelaide which is where Hilltop Hoods is from but I question if they have had Australia's biggest hip hop/rap song, surely Iggy would have that title
This in a general list and not official. It is missing some quite big songs. The problem is, this list needed to be about 100 to not miss any big songs. Australia is an entertainment powerhouse. A lot of the biggest actors are originaly Australian or got their start in Australian movies or TV shows. Huge Jackman (The Greatest Showman, Wolverine), Nicole Kidman (Moulin Rouge), Kate Blanchett (Lord of the Rings, The Aviator), Russell Crow (Gladiator, A Beautiful Mind), Mel Gibson (Leathal Weapon, Braveheart), Margott Robbie (Barbie Movie, Wolf of Wall Street), Sam Worthington (Avatar, Terminator Salvation), Chris Hemsworth (Thor and Star Trek), Heath Leadger (The Dark Night, A Knights Tail), Hugo Weaving (The Matrix and Lord of the Rings), Eric Banna (Hulk and Chopper), Joel Edgerton (The Great Gatsby and Animal Kingdom), Guy Pearce (LA Confidential, Pracilla Queen of the Desert), Geoffrey Rush (Pirates of the Caribbean, The Kings Speach), Naomi Watts (King Kong, Mulholland Drive), Rose Byrne (Brides Maids and Bad Neighbours), Rebel Wilson (Pitch Perfect and Brides Maids), Isla Fisher (Wedding Crashers and Now You See Me) Toni Collette (The Sixth Sense and Knives Out) and Paul Hogan (Crocodile Dundee movies). Paul Hogan as Mick Dundee put Australia on the international map. Well AC/DC made it big in America first but Crocodile Dundee made Australia mega famous. The Bee Gees started their career in Australia but are considered more British. You need to check out Cold Chisel. Australian Rock royalty. They are defiantly the number one music artists in Australia. They have been going for about 50 years. As Aussie music industry and tv legend Molly Meldrum would say. Do Yourself a favour.
Check out John Farnham live with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, doing covers of 'Help' & 'It's a long way to the top', they are both better than the original.
Thanks mate! I really enjoyed this. Your enthusiasm was infectious 😅👍❤ Some good, some bad stuff on the list. I agree with you, the original maker of that video didn't give you a real chance to hear the songs, also the quality of some of those videos wasn't the best. Hopefully you get a chance to hear the one's you liked better now that you have heard of them 😊 Seeing as he is my favourite and I really think the video did him dirty by hardly playing his song, please see below what I believe to be the best version of John Farnham's song You're The Voice, featured at number 7 on this video. It is with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra and it is amazing. Please feel free to react to it if you're interested ❤❤th-cam.com/video/6m2m_9Uijso/w-d-xo.htmlsi=fi_KIMAQ35kBA2-j Another great band is the Hilltops Hoods, also featured in the video. Try Cosby Sweater or The Nosebleed Section. They are a great local hiphop group. Enough from me. Thanks again!! 😊❤❤
@@AnnieD.1982 Thank you so much!🙏🏿 I’ve listened to a few on Apple music, I realized the ones in this video were all LIVE bands, but actual songs are really good. I really appreciate you showing love, that means a lot to me💯
@@VivitStudiosNo worries 😊 Enjoyed your reaction. Cool. Glad you found some to watch on Apple. There is so much good music out there so thanks for giving the Australian music scene some extra love ❤ Keep up the great work!! 👍😊
I get he used live clips BUT the bad sound quality means you miss much of the great sounds of each artist musically & vocally. For ME that's disappointing 🤷🏻♀️
The guy promoting these songs doesn't know other bands and singers before he was born were so great. He wants to be a populist but is very ignorant. Australia have many good songs from the 70s and this guy is a radio DJ.
I know this was made 2 months ago so you may not read this but seriously, the clips used in this video really don't do the songs justice. Live versions are only great (in my opinion) when you already know the words to the song.
@@trevorroffe2816 it was a joke bro, someone said Collingwood supporters are all working class people, and people that smoke and drink, and the dude said the song was for working class people or something, and when he took a sip of the liquor, I made that joke😂😂
@@VivitStudios well done with the cultural reference, you owned it. However, many are forgetting that Port Adelaide were the Magpies before joining the AFL.
You have one person's selective pick. Great songs yes, but the greatest? How many are women performers or bands? How many were great before this kid was born? You can't say the greatest of all time when you haven't bothered to do more research than just one person's opinion. How would you feel if I said Eminem and Iggy Azalea are the all time best singers of their styles of music, because they were the only names I knew?
My wife pointed out that, although it's described as an '80s song by the narrator, I Touch Myself came out in 1990. It's just a song that feels like it's been around forever. Also, And, Amphlett in a wonderful homage to Chrissy Amphlett , they made an amazing breast cancer awareness ad to "I Touch Myself". th-cam.com/video/FeaO2BrrIf8/w-d-xo.html
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Sorry, not sorry to brag, my husband played, (drums), with ACDC in '73. He was playing with them the first time Angus wore the school boys uniform.
Michael Hutchence's voice was beautifully rich.
@@arconeagain Definitely🔥
Michael Hutchence
@@lynndally9160 auto correct.
@@arconeagain yet he gurgled horribly when he chocked himself to death having a wank.
Thanks for reacting to our Aussie nusic. John Farnham is the GOAT and our living legend. Jimmy Barnes is the Rock, Blues and Soul King. We have some phenomenal talent downunder. John Farnhams Whislering Jack is still the highest selling album by an Aussie artist in Autralia from 1986. Youre the Voice is still the highest selling single in Australian Histiry and was No 1 in Europe. Cold Chisel is touring at the moment for their 50th Anniversary and they are still just as good. Aussie music is just the best and we have had the best live bands as well. Listen to Jimmy Barnes and John Farnham performing When Something is Wrong with my Baby, live in 1991, with Johnny Diesel - fantastic !!
@@AussieDebb No Problem at all, I’ve been looking more into the Aussie culture, and it’s not that far off from American culture. We have a lot in common🔥💯
You already know I agree with you Debb. A fabulous choice as usual 🤗❤❤
Congratulations on discovering our great Aussie pub music ❤❤ Cold Chisel and the great Jimmy Barnes are legendary pub music LEGENDS ❤❤ AC/DC, INXS, Cold Chisel and more all started out as pub bands and the rest is history ❤❤ oohh and the great Paul Kelly is Australias Bob Dylan❤❤ Paul Kelly wrote a lot of controversial songs about Aboriginal people ❤❤
The INXS are definitely my favorite! Just from that one song😂
I agree with No.1 but for me Flame Trees makes me cry thinking about where I come from.
@@michaelgrantham125 That’s the power of music, brings back memories every time💯
going to see Cold Chisel tomorrow night at Mornington Racecourse
@@crashdavis721I’m so jealous!!! 😭How was it?
@@DanaMac1977 they literally sounded like they always have. Every song was perfect, Jimmy came out belting them from the very first song. With the effort he puts in, it is no wonder he has had heart issues, the bloke is a legend
@@crashdavis721 oh wow that’s awesome (not about the heart issues 😉) I really wished I’d gotten tickets but they’d sold out by the time I heard about the concerts 😢
Australian music unique and world class ...love your show❤
Definitely is, and thank you so much!🙏🏿
love the positivity brother, love from Australia
Yes Never Tear Us Apart is my no. 1 too!!
@@dee-smart Knew I wasn’t the only one! Let’s gooo!
awesome mate
Thank you brother🫡
As far as I'm concerned, Great Southern Land (Icehouse) should be our national anthem.
Seekers - I am Australian.
Imagine😂
@@VivitStudios Give the SEEKERS. I am Australian, a look.
@@VivitStudios Or to play with your mind. Delta Goodrum and Gorramul an Aboriginal blind singer, in English and Aboriginal language.
@@BobLouden-r9q I’ve actually never heard a native aboriginal song from Australia. I’m 110% down to listening to it.
INXS "Kick" album is one great album.
@@Danger_Mouse_00 I’ll listen to that
The one before they hit it big.... Shaboo Shabah was awesome.
Vibes with Under the Milky Way. My man has taste.
Edit: and Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds straight after! Legend.
@@arconeagain The Songs are dope asf man🔥🔥
Nick Cave - Into my arms came out when my father died. It took me many years to be able to hear it.
@@CQuinnLady 🔥🔥🔥
Never tear us apart... AFL side Port Adelaide (my team) play this before each home game. Check it out, it's amazing what we do.... even better being at the ground.
@@glenantoney2333 Imagine that many people singing it🔥🔥
The Divinyls - don’t laugh that poor B died of cancer - I feel so absolutely sorry for her.
He was laughing at the song. He doesn't know that.
Love divinyls
You should react to, Hilltop Hoods, ACDC, John Farman, Jimmy Barns, Silve chair, cold chisel more
Oh ok, I’ll try to find their stuff on here. Thank you so much!🙏🏿
The lead singer of Divinyls, Chrissy Amphlett, daughter of Little Pattie, another Australian musical great, passed away in 2013. The song, "I touch my self" is an anthem to those that passes away from Breast Cancer. Rest In Peace.
love your total enthusiasm! please take a little time for an epic pub band - HOODOO GURUS. Honeybuns - you are going to need to explore each band, one by one. :D
Thank you so much! And I’ll look it up on Apple Music. HOODOO GURUS sounds so cool😂
The hilltop hoods rock. 😎
@@Danger_Mouse_00 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Love ya reaction buddy hello from Australia 🦘🦘🦘🦘🇭🇲🇭🇲🇭🇲❤️👋😊
I would not agree that these are the top 30 songs from Australian artists. It seems that the narrator has included quite a number of songs ABOUT Australia in his list. Australia has MANY excellent bands, singers and songs that you have never heard of.
@@barnowl. It was just his opinion
@@VivitStudiosit is an opinion, and yes, everyone is allowed to voice theirs, but I can see what @Barnowl is saying. We have had many decades of Australian music. Most of the early stuff included covers of songs from around the world. So many superstar groups and bands have done well here and. Not transcended across the world. Some notable bands not mentioned here include Little River Band, Air Supply, The Bee Gees (yes they come from The Isle of Man, but their name was suggested by an Australian DJ when they were living here). Female vocalists Olivia Newtown John, Tina Arena, Delta Goodrem, Kate Ceberano, and throw in Jimmy Barnes Daughter, Mahalia, with Joe Bonamassa singing Riding with Kings and Nasty Girl. Guy Sebastian has more than 20 years of hit singles, and not to leave out The Tesky Brothers and many many more.
I absolutely agree! This is not a true depiction of the top Aussie tunes!!!!!
Where,s Joe Dolce ‘shut upper ya face’ 😜
@@bronwenoakley7109 or Austen Tayshus “Australiana” single from 1983.
The singer at No5 ( Jimmy Barnes) is also the singer for Cold Chisel at No1 - legend. If you like INXS then you would love the song by INXS with Jimmy Barnes 'Good Times' - It's really worth a listen. Also another song by Cold Chisel is a cover of Wild Thing - Jimmy my favorite singer all time - started with Cold Chisel in late 70's - solo in the 80's - Still touring today - in fact doing concerts at the moment.
Thank you we really appreciate you 🙏 ❤️
In Australia we had a crucible we called PUB ROCK that forged some great acts as if you could not hold an audience, you did not get any work.
Aussies demand their favourite bands can (and do) play live.
@@theray1319 I love Live bands better🔥💯
You have to listen to Paul Kelly singing how to make gravy.
About to look that up on Apple Music🔥
@@VivitStudios one of Australia’s unofficial Christmas songs. Remember it is summer here in December.
@@markphillips3186 Yea, it’s the same in Africa. Summer starts in December over there I think. We will be going to Africa this December, which it was close to Australia😂
Michael Hutchence of INXS died allegedly of suicide at 37, he got knocked out by a taxi driver and lost his sense of smell and taste, this is believed to be a major factor in his alleged suicide. INXS is my favorite Aussie band closely followed by The Living End.
Wow, that’s sad man. I hope that taxi driver was brought to justice💯
He choked himself to death with a belt tied to a door handle while masturbating.
You should check out the music videos or official audio of each of these songs to really hear them, maybe do a reaction to each one? It would give a much better representation of the songs than this video did. I think this video used live performances and only showed tiny snippets cos the guy who made it was worried it would get a copyright strike or something.
@@Erizedd You are right, I’ll look up the videos, I’ve listened to a few on Apple Music tho.
Good idea 👍😊 It was really hard to get a feel for each song with how the video was put together and there are some great songs on there that you just couldn't hear that well ❤
Hey man, I'm busy outside, can't get time to go through the list, I will later. Yeah you're onto it, Nick Cave, legend, check out 'Stagger Lee' and 'Red Right Hand' The other must listen to is on the list is Paul Kelly, a song writing genius his 'Making Gravy' is an Aussie classic so much so that the 21st of December is Making Gravy day here, strange title genius song. Another of Pauls great songs is Dumb Things. One that's been done to death for a good reason by reaction videos is 'Never Let Me Go' by The Black Sorrows. I always thought that the lyrics for the AC/DC song went ..'it's a long way to the shop if you want a sausage roll'.😁
@@johntaylor6654 “Done to death” is crazy😂😂 but appreciate you brother💯🙏🏿
Belgian/Australian... from memory. And Kimbra (hot AF) from New Zealand.
@@arconeagain Was in Brussels about 2 years ago. Great place💯
@@VivitStudios wow! Belgian beer is the best in the world, that's the first thing I think of. Leffe, Hoegaarden Witbier, Chimay.
I just watched the movie In Bruges. Turns out Gotye was born in Bruges!
Sorry for so many comments, but I'm the first cab off the rank, make hay.
Not only did the narrators choices miss the mark completely with his choices but he picked the shittest clips and versions he could find.
@@mizpahshearer1659 Yea people has voiced their opinion on that as well, he probably picked those clips because of copyright infringement.
I think he was trying his hardest to not get copywrited.
Ummm, I was convinced that Bee Gees, even Stayin Alive, had to be no.1. How could he leave them out, because he doesn't consider them an Australian band? AC/DC were included, and now Jimmy twice, effectively (another Scot). So he wasn't born in Australia, nor John Farnham or Gotye. Colin in Men at Work, The Easybeats (Dutch and Scottish, George being the older brother of Malcolm and Angus from AC/DC).
There is no way you can leave out Bee Gees, it's a non argument. In fact, they are right there with AC/DC as our greatest exports/imports, probably only second to AC/DC on records sold.
I suppose I should be posting this on this guy's channel.
Oh please !They grew up living in in Australia, regard themselves as Australians and most have Australian citizenship.
Nothing to do with what he thought their nationality is, he’s clearly just not a disco fan.
FYI a band’s nationality has nothing to do with the birthplace of the founding members.
It has everything to do with where the band was formed and got their start.
Van Halen is not a Dutch band.
Metallica is not a Danish band.
AC/DC is not a Scottish band.
See how it works?
No Jimmy is not a collingwood supporter, he's a port man, his an Adelaide boy or more specifick an elizabeth boy
@@carlofaccini8034 It was a joke bro😂
Between the enunciation and the vowels, our accent doesn’t really lend itself to singing… so most of us instinctively adopt a more “generic” American accent when we sing.
I recommend you listen to some Kevin Bloody Wilson if you wanna hear our accent in music.
@@Spanner0696 Yea because most of the songs sounded American or British. And I definitely will, thank you🙏🏿
@@VivitStudios Let me warn you in advance - there’s a hint in the middle name… his humour is crude. Kevin’s song about Santa Claus may either shock you or you’ll be rolling on the floor laughing.
Check out everything you can by Kylie Minogue and the music by INXS.
And they were a couple at one time, Kylie and Michael Hutchence from INXS. ❤
Around 1988 I think.
Surprised you didn't have The Seekers: I am Australian as the number one.
But there are a lot of aussie classics and aussie groups and artists.
@@G.H.O.S.T.254 Yea the list wasn’t so good💯
Before ACDC was Billy Thorpe and the Aztecs. Loud and raw. th-cam.com/video/7sSDrDQ0VEU/w-d-xo.html
This was from 1971. If you can watch some other stuff from that era. Chain...Black and Blue. Lobby Lloyd, The Angels maybe and find out why every audience in Australia in the last thirty years yells out 'no way, get fucked, fuck off' whenever the singer sang the chorus of 'Am I ever gonna see your face again.''
@@jsegal8385 I love listening to older music, they are so good💯
I love you and your show from Melbourne Australia ❤
@@bobbyspirovski5934 Thank you so much, that means a lot! It’s all love over here!❤️🙏🏿
Michael Hutchence inxs ❤ no 1 🥰 his voice was magic 😍😍😍😍 his stage presence was second to none you need to watch live Baby Live at Wembley Stadium to see him at his best ❤
Take note of all the songs and listen to them in full. Im sure you'll enjoy most of them if not all.
@@Danger_Mouse_00 I already did bro, listening to Never Tear Us Apart rn
@@VivitStudiosthe great Michael Hutchence RIP ❤❤
@@VivitStudios that's the man. 😎 Great song and dance. 👍
It’s funny hearing the narrator describe “A Long Way To The Top” as AC/DC’s biggest song, because the Album “Back in Black”, with the single by the same name is the 3rd biggest selling album worldwide, ever. I’m pretty sure “Back in Black” should have been their entry in this list.
@@MrDarkwing78 Dude is definitely young man😂
Totally agree, the sample sizes are way too short, probably trying to avoid copyright.
@@caltravels9454 Yea definitely, should’ve made them at least 30 seconds each💯
That first son by INXS is Aussie Rules team Port Adelaide's Home Song, the whole crowd stands and sings in one with their scarves for every home game. Check out Port Adelaide Never Tear us Apart
@@kieranjoel5251 must sound like a concert😂🔥🔥
Christie from the Divynals died of breast cancer so I touch myself became an anthem for self examination
It may be time to send you down the John Farnham & Jimmy Barnes rabbit hole. ‘When Something is Wrong With My Baby’ would be a great place to start for a review 🙌🦘❤
Hi Fiona I just suggested that to him too ❤❤ I don't know why it's not on this list ❤🎉
Would love to see your Reaction to each and every one of these songs.
Why are you singing into my heart, it's into MY ARMS. It even written in front if you 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@BobLouden-r9q I added my own twist😂
@@VivitStudios Fairies nuts. Or in Engligh, fair enough.😜 👍 From 🇦🇺🦘
@@BobLouden-r9q Let’s Gooo!!🔥🔥
It's vibe
Australians all sing
“ It’s a long way to the shop if you want a sausage roll/ chiko roll
These are the best 30 by a long shot...some are but definitely not all
@@reneerussell9625 I’ll have to find a better one then🤣
Youre the Voice and Ke San should be 1 and 2 IMHO. Just for a bit of fun and an incredible band You should hear John Farnhams live cover of Its a Long Way to the Top in 1989 with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra. Another great band is Noiseworx and it doesnt even get a mention - Jon Stevens was lead singer and is still perfotming today. John Farnham had a No 1 in 5 consecutive decades. Mouth cancer stopped him in 2022, but he has beaten it and is 75 now. Jimmy Barnes and Cold Chisel just the best band. INXS is wonderful too. I personally find this list to be so hard to agree with - being a 60s child. We are so proud of our Aussie legends. ❤😂🎉
Cold Chisel is a great band as they had 2 singers in the band most songs were sung by Jimmy Barnes and a few were sung by Ian Moss they have great music that number 1 was chosen cause of most people that listen to triple J radio and were all born in the 70’s and 80’s and they love it. It’s an age thing too why some people love the older music and some don’t. I love some of these classics cause I was born in the late 70’s. My kids are teens now and hate what I listen to 😂😂😂😂.
You need to work your way through these songs. The Nosebreed Section is definitely worth your time.
Definitely, I’ve taken the time to look a few up on Apple Music, they are great songs🔥
Australian music is like 80s style
That’s because all the great stuff came from the 80s..
Check out another video 150 Australian bands and artists
@@1legend517 the top 150?
Live clips are hard to get a clear sense of the song with.
@@markleon411 You’re right, and it kept going fast too.
@@VivitStudios You should react to the music videos or official audios of each song to really hear them. I think you'll like a lot of these songs if you hear them as they're meant to be heard.
@@Erizedd you are right💯
Yo bro, no Easybeats? 😮
Too young to remember that Big M ad. 😅
Yo my man Vick, check out the Easybeats "Sorry" 👍
Easy beats sounds like a hip hop group😂 I’ll definitely check them out brother. Thank you🫡
@@VivitStudios😂😂 they were actually Aussie pub rock band. Not Hip Hop 😂😂😂😂 I don’t remember them much only that song they played on this video but all I know is they had Malcom and Angus Young‘s (from AC/DC) big brother in the band. 😂😂😂😂
Hi Vick. Australia has great musicians in various genres. But of course I have to mention the history of Australian music goes back thousands of years.
But I want you to know that Australia has high voltage electric power. It's 240 volts. It's the reason for the safety switches.
And that's why the band AC⚡DC has a song High Voltage.
"High voltage rock 'n roll" 🤘😀
Hey bro many americans come over and watch Aussie Rules - we've had a lot of NBA players watch and admire the game, along with hollywood celebrities etc.
Favourite song from 3 diffrent countrys
Hill Top Blues - "Cosby Sweater" INXS - "New Sensation"
My Top 3 Aussie Groups
1 AC/DC
2 INXS
3 Men At Work
Check out "Mystify me" by INXS
And the way of the world by Max Q.
Apologies if this is the same list I commented on before There is The Church and Nick Cave!🤗
Jimmy Barnes goes for the second most hated team in the AFL, that is Port Adelaide, who wear the prison bar guernsey every so often to reflect their history
Some good hits but plenty more worthy.
I live in Adelaide which is where Hilltop Hoods is from but I question if they have had Australia's biggest hip hop/rap song, surely Iggy would have that title
@@mrFU Hilltop Hoods sounds cool😂🔥🔥
Check out Aussie Hip Hop - Bliss N Eso, Hilltop Hoods
Fun Fact: Vance Joy played for the Richmond Tigers
@@belongda6032 Oh ok, I’ll look it up🫡
@@belongda6032 did he really? I did not know this or forgot his name. Firsts or VFL?
@@arconeagain He played for there VFL side, but wasn't a listed player.
My current best pick would be The Teskey Brothers - there is some soul from Australia!
That dodge tee is fire
Check out Cold Chisel. Huge range of songs and, our greatest band, just my opinion.
This in a general list and not official. It is missing some quite big songs. The problem is, this list needed to be about 100 to not miss any big songs. Australia is an entertainment powerhouse. A lot of the biggest actors are originaly Australian or got their start in Australian movies or TV shows. Huge Jackman (The Greatest Showman, Wolverine), Nicole Kidman (Moulin Rouge), Kate Blanchett (Lord of the Rings, The Aviator), Russell Crow (Gladiator, A Beautiful Mind), Mel Gibson (Leathal Weapon, Braveheart), Margott Robbie (Barbie Movie, Wolf of Wall Street), Sam Worthington (Avatar, Terminator Salvation), Chris Hemsworth (Thor and Star Trek), Heath Leadger (The Dark Night, A Knights Tail), Hugo Weaving (The Matrix and Lord of the Rings), Eric Banna (Hulk and Chopper), Joel Edgerton (The Great Gatsby and Animal Kingdom), Guy Pearce (LA Confidential, Pracilla Queen of the Desert), Geoffrey Rush (Pirates of the Caribbean, The Kings Speach), Naomi Watts (King Kong, Mulholland Drive), Rose Byrne (Brides Maids and Bad Neighbours), Rebel Wilson (Pitch Perfect and Brides Maids), Isla Fisher (Wedding Crashers and Now You See Me) Toni Collette (The Sixth Sense and Knives Out) and Paul Hogan (Crocodile Dundee movies). Paul Hogan as Mick Dundee put Australia on the international map. Well AC/DC made it big in America first but Crocodile Dundee made Australia mega famous. The Bee Gees started their career in Australia but are considered more British. You need to check out Cold Chisel. Australian Rock royalty. They are defiantly the number one music artists in Australia. They have been going for about 50 years. As Aussie music industry and tv legend Molly Meldrum would say. Do Yourself a favour.
@12:15 yes that song was good from Australian Crawl but I love their other song better it’s more upbeat it’s called The Boys Light Up
John Farnham is number 1 for me. Jimmy Barnes right up there with him.
Fancy talking over the ultimate Aussie reaction to “Am I ever gunna see your face again!!” 🤦🏼♀️
Are those two microphones a prop only? It seems like they aren't turned on.
They work brother
Check out Kev Carmody. A brilliant songwriter. Very undervalued.
@@victoriatregilgas9207 Oh ok, I’ll look it up, thank you!🙏🏿
@@VivitStudios no worries. Oh and hill top hoods did a rap version of red gums classic I was only 19.
There are a lot of classic groups that missed out. I've rarely agreed with Triple J lists.
@@carolthorson7854 The list ain’t so good, I even had problem with it, and I’m not even Aussie😂
You have to check out the music video of Kylie Minogue - Can't get you out of my head. You won't regret it 🔥🔥 😍
Aussie pub rock was the best
Gimme a break 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
@@tamh6119 GFY Twat
@tamh6119 still hating Moonbeam. Tsk tsk.
Check out John Farnham live with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, doing covers of 'Help' & 'It's a long way to the top', they are both better than the original.
Panderin' Playa !
Nothin' more !
Thanks mate! I really enjoyed this. Your enthusiasm was infectious 😅👍❤
Some good, some bad stuff on the list. I agree with you, the original maker of that video didn't give you a real chance to hear the songs, also the quality of some of those videos wasn't the best. Hopefully you get a chance to hear the one's you liked better now that you have heard of them 😊
Seeing as he is my favourite and I really think the video did him dirty by hardly playing his song, please see below what I believe to be the best version of John Farnham's song You're The Voice, featured at number 7 on this video. It is with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra and it is amazing. Please feel free to react to it if you're interested ❤❤th-cam.com/video/6m2m_9Uijso/w-d-xo.htmlsi=fi_KIMAQ35kBA2-j
Another great band is the Hilltops Hoods, also featured in the video. Try Cosby Sweater or The Nosebleed Section. They are a great local hiphop group.
Enough from me. Thanks again!! 😊❤❤
@@AnnieD.1982 Thank you so much!🙏🏿 I’ve listened to a few on Apple music, I realized the ones in this video were all LIVE bands, but actual songs are really good. I really appreciate you showing love, that means a lot to me💯
@@VivitStudiosNo worries 😊 Enjoyed your reaction.
Cool. Glad you found some to watch on Apple. There is so much good music out there so thanks for giving the Australian music scene some extra love ❤
Keep up the great work!! 👍😊
GOTYE took his name from Game Of The Year Edition.
@@jackamo3108 That’s actually a very creative way to come up with a name haha😂
The thing is the bloke that did the list forgot about Sia?!?!?
Come and visit Oz please! you are fun :)
I get he used live clips BUT the bad sound quality means you miss much of the great sounds of each artist musically & vocally.
For ME that's disappointing 🤷🏻♀️
Cold Chisel could have 15 songs at No. 1.
The guy promoting these songs doesn't know other bands and singers before he was born were so great. He wants to be a populist but is very ignorant. Australia have many good songs from the 70s and this guy is a radio DJ.
Still no Triffids Skyhooks Go Betweens Models Painters and Dockers Kim Salmon etc
I know this was made 2 months ago so you may not read this but seriously, the clips used in this video really don't do the songs justice. Live versions are only great (in my opinion) when you already know the words to the song.
These opinions are just opinions and as they say..not neccisarily so !
@@HenriHattar You’re right💯
This song list makes me mad!
i agrie
What was all that drivel over the music.
@@TheBluebirdkev PASSION and LOVE for what I do baby!!🔥🫡
Nope he’s a Port Adelaide supporter
@@trevorroffe2816 it was a joke bro, someone said Collingwood supporters are all working class people, and people that smoke and drink, and the dude said the song was for working class people or something, and when he took a sip of the liquor, I made that joke😂😂
@@VivitStudios well done with the cultural reference, you owned it. However, many are forgetting that Port Adelaide were the Magpies before joining the AFL.
Gotta say 50% of the choices were shite
@@Katrinagaming-en1os Haha yea the dude added a lot of songs in the top 10 that’s shouldn’t even be there.
this guy is to young for wisdom here
There is extremely mediocre music in Australia......except THE GOAT - John Farnham.
Sorry not the best list all good a few greats but there are so many more that I would put on this list over some of these
You have one person's selective pick. Great songs yes, but the greatest? How many are women performers or bands? How many were great before this kid was born?
You can't say the greatest of all time when you haven't bothered to do more research than just one person's opinion. How would you feel if I said Eminem and Iggy Azalea are the all time best singers of their styles of music, because they were the only names I knew?
My wife pointed out that, although it's described as an '80s song by the narrator, I Touch Myself came out in 1990. It's just a song that feels like it's been around forever.
Also, And, Amphlett in a wonderful homage to Chrissy Amphlett , they made an amazing breast cancer awareness ad to "I Touch Myself".
th-cam.com/video/FeaO2BrrIf8/w-d-xo.html
l wouldn't put half these on a top 30 list.
oh and the sound is crap.