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Thanks for the links. No most of us colonists, (you guys are colonists also right?
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What about ACDC?
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Yes but they started by playing pubs.
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1983 Chisel Bootleg - 'Wild Thing'. - YouTube
Chisel actually got quite pissed at their lack of acceptance in the States - hence the song "you've got nothing I want"... and the comments from Barnsey in the above clip (accompanied by footage from Bathurst - how Aussie can you get?!): "any Americans here? Well F**** you guys"... that or being 1983 it may have been an America's Cup reference Ha!
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I always liked Midnight Oil and Hoodoo Gurus. If you stretch it into the early 90s, Silverchair was relatively popular over here.
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I am missing any kind of 60's/early 70's music of any kind of nationality(think Edith Piaff = France for example). Australian, UK etc. Some of these old songs give me the shivers/goosebumps. Justin Bieber does not cut it for me. Thanks for the Oz input. The music world needs to be turned upside down
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These guys (and sheila) and doing pretty well for themselves right now over here. Now based in Los Angeles:
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Good stuff for sure, but i thimk the main reason we "yanks" don't get it, is that we have our own , very large, pool of talented, what we call, "bar bands".
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Saw these guys at my local many times
and on occasion Hoodoo Gurus played at my local often also - great band
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Help me out, Aussies... I'm trying to remember the name of an Aussie pub rock band my friend Sharon (Melbourne) told me about... checking my ticket collection...
Yep, found the ticket she sent me... no name... ticket only says "special guests"... they opened for Southern Culture on the Skids that night at Corner Hotel in Richmond... April 11, '98. Anyway, these guys were notorious over there at that time, and their lead singer would do virtually anything to shock the crowd into a frenzy... I'll never forget Sharon telling me, "I couldn't believe what ___________ did to a raw chicken with his tackle out." She mailed me a local music rag with Robert Crumb-like drawings that explained what took place.
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Best live aussie pub band was psychobilly band the Fireballs.
If you never saw them live, you missed out. Incredible.
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I used to see Rose Tattoo at the pub at Maroubra.
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I like Hoodu Gurus, not so much Midnight Oil. Can't stand the lead singer's voice.
I think you guys doomed a lot of Aussie bands in the U.S. when you sent us Little River Band. 
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