Doesn't ring any bells. The something foot somethings is ringing bells but I could be way off.
Foot and Mouth? Included a couple of members that went on to form God, but doubt they would have toured Europe though?
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Doesn't ring any bells. The something foot somethings is ringing bells but I could be way off.
You guys might be able to help me locate another doco I saw a couple of years ago on ABC2 at like midnight, it was an old punkish band from Australia that were ******* mental, like I mean vomiting on people and fighting with the crowd mental, it followed them on a European tour or something. I'm sketchy on the details, may not even have been a punk band... I did see a thread on BF about it around the time but I can't for the life of me remember the bands name now.
"We were living on dogfood" - is on abc iview atm. It's about the emergence of the punk scene in melbourne in the mid nineties. Essentially it's made up of interview sound bites to people like Alanah hill talking about their experiences. Only goest for 30 mins but def worth a look if you're into fringe music from the 70s (krautrock also gets a mention) OR you are interested in melbourne history.
Six Ft Hick - Notes from the Underground.
Yes yes yes! Thankyou. That was driving me mad!
Loved it. Have read so many bios on The Beatles, and John in particular, that it was so refreshing to see that other angle and insight.
4 extremely unique people who shared one of a kind experiences.
is that an actual doco or a movie made about his life?
Its a doco about his life. Directed by Martin Scorcese too. Goes for about 3 or 4 hours and not a minute is wasted.
Just watched the one of the best music docs I've ever seen, about the legendary George Rrurrambu of the Warumpi Band, one of the greatest frontmen in the history of music. Still available to watch on ABC iView for the next 7 days. If you love this country, do not miss this. For black fellas and white fellas
http://www.abc.net.au/iview/#/view/42986
Trailer below -
Six Ft Hick - Notes from the Underground.
No I havent yet. The trailer looks good though too.Cheers I will watch that. Have you seen the Black Armband one? I really enjoyed that
Just watched the one of the best music docs I've ever seen, about the legendary George Rrurrambu of the Warumpi Band, one of the greatest frontmen in the history of music. Still available to watch on ABC iView for the next 7 days. If you love this country, do not miss this. For black fellas and white fellas
http://www.abc.net.au/iview/#/view/42986
Trailer below -
Great doco on a great band, at the height of their powers they were something to behold.
I took a girl to see them in Sydney years ago, she was genuinely scared! lol
Great story!This sounds like an awesome doco. I had a similar experience where Ben jumped up on one of the tables at the Annandale and leant it over and rode it to the ground. My girlfriend (now my wife) was going to hide behind me but wasn't able to because some other guy was cowering behind me!!!
I've met both the brothers outside of shows and they are really nice and entirely non-threatening. But on stage, holy crap, they are insane.
Just watched the one of the best music docs I've ever seen, about the legendary George Rrurrambu of the Warumpi Band, one of the greatest frontmen in the history of music. Still available to watch on ABC iView for the next 7 days. If you love this country, do not miss this. For black fellas and white fellas
http://www.abc.net.au/iview/#/view/42986
Trailer below -
Me too. Too Much Humbug is still one of my all time favourites.Was hoping that got a mention in this thread. Fantastic doco. Glad I got to see Warumpi band once.