very true! my uncle took me to the second ever livid festival in 1989 for my 10th birthday present and started me on this shitfest which has been my life journey! it was still run by 4zzz then and wasnt much like the comercial pop festival it later became, even though it was still great fun and all. i was able to jump the fence at those and make a dick of myself< my uncle would never let me do that shit at a triple z event! i remember mudhoney was the biggest and probably only foreign act but ut was tism who was the highlight for us! he still goes to all the local shows and even has his name up on the wall at 4zzz these days for his staunch support since day 1, he is probably responsible for making half of the subscribers too! its definitely like the sountrack and backdrop to my life whether i was willing participant or not! lol
@@BernieRamone351 yeah it’s Albert park at Roma st but I don’t think it’s actually a ‘market day’ coz they started under the story bridge, kangaroo point and didn’t move there till later on.
@@jeremyrobertson7267 they started at Queensland University. There was a break for a bit after the eviction, and the station moved to Toowong, I think it was a year or two before they resumed at Storey Bridge.
I remember going on a Mystery of Sixes boat cruise back in the early 80's. Still have the ticket. It proudly reads " not the ZZZ flop, but the triple 6 top". Was an excellent night. have some great photos of the night. If my memory serves me correctly the Kremlin also played that night. But it was some years ago:) Brisbane in the 80's had some wonderful bands.
@user-jw8vi8mr1e You came down, In the form of the Evil one, And now the Jesus freaks, Even the preachers are on the run, 1984, A new orders in the door, Come get your.... something about having lots of fun, We arrrre rrr eee rrrr eee rr, A Mystery of Sixes, We arrrre rrr eee rrrr eee rr, A Mystery of Sixes, WE ARE, WE ARE, WE ARE, A Mystery of Sixes, Blue eyes, dont cry, dont cry, you'll die, youll die, Aza rrrrrr eee rrr eeee rrr eee ah...
Just noticed Peter McPherson (Peter Pit?) supplied some of the archive footage used... hearing the words "The people that used to come and see us in Brisbane are (now) either dead, insane or living in Sydney.." I live in The Netherlands and every so often I get to see an Australian band here where there's one or more musician I knew in the early 80's, I get to speak to either before their gig or after and I hear about who's died, insane, in prison or otherwise and a couple of years ago the drummer of The Onyas told met that sadly, Peter McPherson had passed away..R.I.P Peter 💜*sigh* I've such fond memories of him, his brother, and everyone who used to go see The Pitts perform on the regular mainly for the laughs. I realised long ago how very spoiled I was growing up among the Brisbane music scene and even having friends and acquaintances in various bands... Some through my brother Oscar (R.I.P 2010) who was more into the Punk scene, others just through my own friends. ( I'm 99% sure I was at that Mystery of the Sixes gig shown and have photos, one of which is of a skinhead laughing after he'd just had a beer bottle smashed on his forehead smh.. 🤭) P.S I just remembered the only song I've ever written on a guitar was actually on Peter Pit's semi-acoustic Rickenbacker while temporarily lodging in his room in Sydney while he was away. The very lovely Roger Norris who I knew from This Five Minutes/Other Voices allowed me to stay (Redfern). Mark Lock (Bass player Died Pretty ) was also living there so naturally I went to see them play when they played in my (Dutch) city, as well as Tex Perkins. The latter has the dubious honour of supplying me my first ever mushroom trip lol as he was given a bag of fresh ones on his birthday (21st?, I was 16) 😹 Before I started reminiscing too much just one other P.S.S If anyone knows Dennis John Anderson (Horny Toads a.o) and knows of his whereabouts etc I would love to reconnect with him somehow 😻 I'd really appreciate any info you could provide or pass on my handle, 🙏💜
First clip is incorrectly titled as 'not a soul around', its actually called 'ALSO SPRACHT THE KING OF EURO-DISCO' and is the second track on the awesome 'rooms of the magnificent' album. Thanks for the upload! Huge fan of Aussie music from this era.
For years everyone I knew (and we were all huge Ed Keupper fans, never missed a Yard Goes on Forever gig) thought that it was called "Still Winding Windows" until one day somebody noticed on a song list we souvenired one night that there was a song called "Also Spracht" on it. So we checked Rooms of the Magnificent and worked out we'd been calling one of our favourite songs the wrong name for years!
Anyone remember the scungy practice rooms in McWhirters? Up an old escalator and with some old vaguely Jetsonish plastic domes on carpet walls as decoration?
@aaroncosier735 It was the TC Bernie building I think. On the other side of The Brunswick Street. Went in there a few times back in the 80s. Each floor was a different colour. It was very cool.
Geez, presenter Suzanne Dowling really was as bad as I remember. Reading from a card the whole time, as stiff as that piece of card. Low budget show I guess. The Apartments though..........
Every single band mentioned knows &/or is mates with my abusers.(Luke Mallon -Water Rats' Picnic/the Voodaha's/🦑🍆🍆📩🔱.(I am autistic, intersex, victim of childhood sa)
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could watch 10 hours of this stuff...
good to see lovely Suzanne Dowling
She’s great.
Played the drums in mystery of sixes. Legends. Brett. Thanks for introducing me to your band and music.
Watching this, my friends are still alive there somewhere.
And that's what has made this more important to me.
Brisbane had some great bands in the 60s and 70s…
Lots of these great musicians are no longer with us but they left something behind.🎶
How can you have an hour long doco about Brisbane music in the 80's and not mention 4ZZZ?
very true! my uncle took me to the second ever livid festival in 1989 for my 10th birthday present and started me on this shitfest which has been my life journey! it was still run by 4zzz then and wasnt much like the comercial pop festival it later became, even though it was still great fun and all. i was able to jump the fence at those and make a dick of myself< my uncle would never let me do that shit at a triple z event! i remember mudhoney was the biggest and probably only foreign act but ut was tism who was the highlight for us! he still goes to all the local shows and even has his name up on the wall at 4zzz these days for his staunch support since day 1, he is probably responsible for making half of the subscribers too! its definitely like the sountrack and backdrop to my life whether i was willing participant or not! lol
there is a 4ZZZ market day concert clip towards the end..i know, i was there.
Ups n downs.
Yes without 4ZZZ there would be no Brisbane bands
@@BernieRamone351 yeah it’s Albert park at Roma st but I don’t think it’s actually a ‘market day’ coz they started under the story bridge, kangaroo point and didn’t move there till later on.
ZZZ are thanked in the credits and the drummer at 50:50 is wearing a zzz t-shirt😂
@@jeremyrobertson7267 they started at Queensland University. There was a break for a bit after the eviction, and the station moved to Toowong, I think it was a year or two before they resumed at Storey Bridge.
My favorite Brissy band is Dreamkillers. Love them. This is a cool doco.
I remember going on a Mystery of Sixes boat cruise back in the early 80's. Still have the ticket. It proudly reads " not the ZZZ flop, but the triple 6 top". Was an excellent night. have some great photos of the night. If my memory serves me correctly the Kremlin also played that night. But it was some years ago:) Brisbane in the 80's had some wonderful bands.
my partner went on that boat cruise... loved it...
@user-jw8vi8mr1e
You came down,
In the form of the Evil one,
And now the Jesus freaks,
Even the preachers are on the run,
1984,
A new orders in the door,
Come get your....
something about having lots of fun,
We arrrre rrr eee rrrr eee rr,
A Mystery of Sixes,
We arrrre rrr eee rrrr eee rr,
A Mystery of Sixes,
WE ARE, WE ARE, WE ARE,
A Mystery of Sixes,
Blue eyes, dont cry, dont cry, you'll die, youll die,
Aza rrrrrr eee rrr eeee rrr eee ah...
That singer was a nob end.
Haha. I didn't even know about this doc. I'm in it. Thanks for the Fish :) Good times 😊
nice to see in HD
Great time great place great bands. When you could live in a 2m house for 100$ in the city
Pay a $5 and see 3 bands. How anybody affords to go out now I just don't know.
1989, my flat in Baildon st Kangaroo pt. $110 per week
@@adamgoddard3675 kangaroo point is a great inner city local. I lived in Petrie Terrace Paddington at that time. Brisbane is a great city
Brisbane had great bands in the 60s and 70s.
The Bee Gees?
Just noticed Peter McPherson (Peter Pit?) supplied some of the archive footage used... hearing the words "The people that used to come and see us in Brisbane are (now) either dead, insane or living in Sydney.." I live in The Netherlands and every so often I get to see an Australian band here where there's one or more musician I knew in the early 80's, I get to speak to either before their gig or after
and I hear about who's died, insane, in prison or otherwise and a couple of years ago the drummer of The Onyas told met that sadly, Peter McPherson had passed away..R.I.P Peter 💜*sigh* I've such fond
memories of him, his brother, and everyone who used to go see The Pitts perform on the regular mainly for the laughs. I realised long ago how very spoiled I was growing up among the Brisbane music
scene and even having friends and acquaintances in various bands... Some through my brother Oscar (R.I.P 2010) who was more into the Punk scene, others just through my own friends.
( I'm 99% sure I was at that Mystery of the Sixes gig shown and have photos, one of which is of a skinhead laughing after he'd just had a beer bottle smashed on his forehead smh.. 🤭)
P.S I just remembered the only song I've ever written on a guitar was actually on Peter Pit's semi-acoustic Rickenbacker while temporarily lodging in his room in Sydney while he was away. The very
lovely Roger Norris who I knew from This Five Minutes/Other Voices allowed me to stay (Redfern). Mark Lock (Bass player Died Pretty ) was also living there so naturally I went to see them play when
they played in my (Dutch) city, as well as Tex Perkins. The latter has the dubious honour of supplying me my first ever mushroom trip lol as he was given a bag of fresh ones on his birthday (21st?, I was 16) 😹
Before I started reminiscing too much just one other P.S.S If anyone knows Dennis John Anderson (Horny Toads a.o) and knows of his whereabouts etc I would love to reconnect with him somehow 😻
I'd really appreciate any info you could provide or pass on my handle, 🙏💜
I remember the Horny Toads.❤
I remember waking up at like when this was on really early
The wonderful Ups and Downs.
First clip is incorrectly titled as 'not a soul around', its actually called 'ALSO SPRACHT THE KING OF EURO-DISCO' and is the second track on the awesome 'rooms of the magnificent' album.
Thanks for the upload! Huge fan of Aussie music from this era.
For years everyone I knew (and we were all huge Ed Keupper fans, never missed a Yard Goes on Forever gig) thought that it was called "Still Winding Windows" until one day somebody noticed on a song list we souvenired one night that there was a song called "Also Spracht" on it. So we checked Rooms of the Magnificent and worked out we'd been calling one of our favourite songs the wrong name for years!
Jesus, it's KUEPPER.
@@carlrayson3104 Suzanne was right,It's a great song that should have been a hit.
@@kidsmoked you're right, that's my bad. I can't think what happened but I know damn well it's Kuepper.
@@brendanbarnes3404 sure is.
I went to that Alber Park stage for a ZZZ concert when mounted police plowed through the crowd. Very scary.
anyone know the song playing during the credits at the end?
And Stereo!
good show.
loved suzanne dowling...
🎤🐥 hot chicken
Anyone remember the scungy practice rooms in McWhirters? Up an old escalator and with some old vaguely Jetsonish plastic domes on carpet walls as decoration?
@aaroncosier735 It was the TC Bernie building I think. On the other side of The Brunswick Street. Went in there a few times back in the 80s. Each floor was a different colour. It was very cool.
" FANTASTIC MATES 😎😎 kiwi "
" NEW ZEALANDER WATCHING "
" VERY COOL 😎😎 kiwi "
really pissed off when the pollies or beaurocrats changed the go betweens bridge name to the go between bridge
Geez, presenter Suzanne Dowling really was as bad as I remember. Reading from a card the whole time, as stiff as that piece of card. Low budget show I guess. The Apartments though..........
brisbane gigs usually drew the toughest crowds 🔭🐥
Every single band mentioned knows &/or is mates with my abusers.(Luke Mallon -Water Rats' Picnic/the Voodaha's/🦑🍆🍆📩🔱.(I am autistic, intersex, victim of childhood sa)
Total crap