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you're listening to what right now????
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BrisRecky
I'm an idiot savant without the pesky savant bit
turn on , plug in, turn up, ROCK OUT
BLACKIE LAWLESS ...W.A.S.P
kevrenor
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0trmbAwVuR4
Enjoying that jimmy?
mustapha_beer
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Pete
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RECKY said:
Ha ha, yep a classic that one!
Was VERY lucky to have seen the Easybeats when they reformed for an Australian Tour in the 1980s.
Stevie Wright had been dried out and was in top form on stage (and this was before he really went down hill and broke his leg, poor bugger).
What amazed me was the strength of the music. They took the stage with no frills, just guitars and amps, drums, and Stevie's voice. And they blew the Entertainment Centre apart. There was definately a magic to the combination of the personnel in that group.
The band was very tight and to hear the music played with modern PA gear and properly for the first time (a lot of their recording were done in mono and by inexperienced engineers) was a real eye opener. Also I was immensely impressed by the guitar playing of Harry Vanda (he really ripped it up on lead guitar!), and ffs, old George Young looked like an older version of Angus!
kevrenor
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Nothing better than listening to this stuff on a Sunday arvo while writing a conference lecture:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ue-oTDTUwYk&feature=related
Pete
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Omni said:
Yeah, I hear you... I sometimes feel I was born 10 years too late.
Mind you, seeing the Easybeats was kinda funny as my eldest sister had seen them in their heyday around Sydney venues. And there I was, in the 1980s seeing them.
I have been lucky to have talked to some folks over the years who have seen some of those I missed out on and understand how you'd feel. But it is definitely a generational thing, there's some act you would have seen, that in the years to come someone will say "really?" to...Have to put it into perspective, and not get too downcast about it. Que Sera Sera, Omni.
TerrigalUtd
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