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Thursday night i was at Jimmy Barnes' concert here in Dunedin, New Zealand. His wife and Kiwi based daughter, EJ were his backup singers. His whole band were amazing. One guy did an awesome version of John Farnham's "Burn for You." Jimmy's youngest grandson, Teddy (about 3 or 4 years old), joined in the band too. I think that this is the best version of 'Wild Thing' ever
@@lynndally9160 Ah yes, the good old Hordern Pavilion. Saw many shows there. Elton John's solo tour with Ray Cooper was my last show there. Fond memories.
The keyboard player who you said "is lovin' it" is Don Walker. One of the best songwriters ever to come out of Australia. Wrote a huge amount of Chisels' songs.
Yep , was at the concert at Festival hall in Brissy. I came out of it deaf for a while, but happy . Glad to hear they are "getting the band back together".
I came to see who Cold Chisel is and if it is *that* song. Right off the bat I see in the comments they have been tigether 50 years. Unbelievable. They look like they enjoy playing together. This was really enjoyable and I would never have seen it had you not reacted to it. Thank you to you and your Patreon!
Yeah I just discovered them not too long ago myself. There is a tune here on the channel that Jimmy Barnes (Cold Chisel’s) singer did with Joe Bonamassa and it’s fire! 🔥 You should check it out!
Well, damnit, I watched this version ruclips.net/video/IyXFHr5jylI/видео.htmlsi=LhLT8hI-yY7Tk9oh and was blown away. Thank you again, Stephen. With my size 15 shoes I don’t know how I step in so many rabbit holes but there were some things posted in the comment section I now need to follow up on! 🔥👍🏻🔥
@@tonydelapa1911 Cold Chisel is one band that has 2 singers in the band for example Ian Moss sang most of Bow River with Jimmy Barnes as back up vocals. Jimmy Barnes sings this song “Wild Thing” and You’ve Got Nothing I Want, it’s a song about coming back home to Australia from USA after being stuffed around by one person in music record label. It was the middle finger to them. Have a listen. They wrote it while on the plane. 😂😂
@@setonhillstudiosI loved your observations, especially the beginning call and respond, then the work of the rhythm section. They are great live, and they all as you pointed out watch and respond to what ever happens as the song progresses. It's why they are so great live as it's not totally choreographed and set structure. It looks like a fight but when Jimmy goes into the crowd it the stage crew trying to keep the mic connected, same when he jumped down off the stage and went the other side of the mix stands. Wireless microphone are a God send for those guys. At the end of your clip the thumbnails come up on the original page with the bands brand new song "You've got to Move" which they released last week, although it was recorded and filmed 5 years ago, just didn't make that album. Great reaction.
@@clmac529 Gotcha! Thanks for the insight! I’m impressed they had a mic chord that long! 🤣 They definitely put on a fun show that’s why I love reviewing live footage when possible! Thanks for the info on the new release and have a great one! 😄
@@setonhillstudios Jimmy was so unpredictable on stage and if you watch Phill Small the bass player during the song. He will turn the neck of his bass away from Jimmy for in case he did something stupid.
@@clmac529that’s because Jimmy was fully lit on bottles of vodka,, a regular event for him. I was at this concert right front and ended up underneath a huge ice bucket thrown off stage by Barnesy and Mossy.👌👌this will never be topped as the best version ever of this song. If you want to hear another fantastic live cover by Cold Chisel it is “Long as I can see the light” by Creedance. They absolutely nail it… don’t know if there is any video of it though.
Jimmy Barnes and Ian Moss or Barnsey & Mossy as they are lovingly called here in Australia! They are on tour at the moment over here celebrating 50 years as a band! So glad that you are enjoying the Cold Chisel rabbit hole I started you on 😊
Cold Chisel are loved so much in Australia. The rest of the world is only just discovering them thanks to RUclips. You must check out When the war is over 2003 live ringside version. You won’t believe it. Incredible.
Jimmy just announced 2 hours ago on 3rd August 2024, that he is back in hospital getting more treatment after a twinge in his hip (he had a hip replacement previously) 😢 Get well Jimmy. My thoughts are with you, Jane and family. And I agree with what you said about the bands ability to listen to each other and sync in to what ever each other is doing. Consummate professionals, who mastered live shows in the Aussie Pub Scene. Jimmy is my favourite singer, and this is my favourite band.
@@setonhillstudiosthey certainly were on 🔥 even if Jimmy was 3 sheets to the wind (drunk) 😂 they say he’d drink a bottle of vodka or scotch a night during his performances glad he’s sober these days 😂😂
Lined up in the street for 2hrs back in 82, (still a fraction underage) only to have the gates shut right in front of me due to capacity issues. I ended up jumping through a private bar window to gain entry - lots of vodka drunk on stage. A totally memorable night! 🔥
Mannnn……I started reading his thinking you almost made it, but then to found out you got in there I was like “Let’s gooooo!” I bet that was so epic to be in that room! Thanks for sharing!
@@setonhillstudiosYeah, I was like no way this was happening, so it was a quick walk around towards the private bar window, ass-up on the ledge, head in and swing the legs through. Got a few smiles from the patrons but the staff were way too busy to notice.
Great reaction. I love all cold chisel songs and all Jimmy’s solo songs but I think Jimmy singing “a change is gonna come” is probably best song I’ve ever heard being sung by a singer.
Jimmy Barnes has just finished a solo tour (with family) of New Zealand and Cold Chisel are playing in New Zealand in January 2025 in the summer series tour. Have tickets for the Taupo concert and can't wait!
I was damn sure familiar with Jimmy Barnes but I was not familiar with them doing this song awesome virgin a American songwriter CHIP TAYLOR wrote the song but it was made famous by English rock band called THE TROGGS and they released it in 1966 , awesome reaction 👍🏽 keep up the good work 👏🏽💯🔥💨✌🏼 OUT
when it comes to Cold Chisel, I would recommend, either Flame Trees, Saturday Night, or one of my personal favorites, Letter to Alan. the last one I mentioned is song about a tragedy that happened to one of their mates, but still an amazing song.
Mossy isn’t playing the guitar he is MAKING IT SING!!! And when this concert on in 1983 Jimmy was a bad bad bad man LMAO. I’ve seen Jimmy Barnes in concert a long time ago I took my dad❤😂 but not cold chisel! They are touring in oct/nov slot already sold out I would do anything to see them this year 🤞
This was the Last Stand Concert on December 15 1983 at the Sydney Entertainment Centre their final GiG for 15 years when they reformed in 1998, i have tickets for the big 50 concert in Sydney October 11 this year so far only Australia and New Zealand
Back in Jimmy’s hard drinking days. Yes he was a bit of an animal. Every one in the band is a great musician, they can all sing. And boy do they put n a show. Real music, really live.
Yup Jimmy looks drunk and who knows what else . He said he has no memory of some of his performances, this looks like one of them. Thank goodness he got through those days to be a grey haired wonderful husband father and grandfather. Now I think Jimmy is one amazing man, he picks flowers outa his garden now lol, and can still belt em out. Got a lot of respect for Jimmy and his all family. I now listen to all his music 😊
Pub Rock my friend, gave the world Cold Chisel, ACDC, INXS, Angels, Skyhooks, Men At Work, Billy Thorpe and the Aztecs, Angels, Paul Kelly, Rose Tattoo, Airborne, Archie Roach, Johnny O'keefe, the Flowers/Icehouse, the Easy Beats, Russel Morris, Madder Lake, John Farnham, Renee Geyer, Daddy Cool, Little River Band, Spectrum, Chain, Wurumpi Band, Midnight Night Oil , the Saints, Ed Kuepper, Goanna, Kev Carmody, Yothu Yindi, Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu , the Sunny Boys, Australian Crawl, Dan Sultan, Xavier Rudd, Jimmy Little, the Church, Troy Cassar-Daley, Keith Urban, Kasey Chambers, Jet, Gotye, etc., etc. (and I sincerely apologise to the hundreds of wonderful artisits I did not mention by name); great rock and innovation was the essence of the Australian live music scene, sadly lost to pockey machines and a lack of governemnt support over the past 30-years. Keep listening, there is so much more to discover.
So many great performers came out of the Australian Pub Scene.. so few made it overseas for reasons I don’t understand. Yes AC/DC and INXS did make it. And a few had one or two hits. But so many didn’t get the international kudos and recognition they deserved.
If you can … check out their live EP “You’re 13, You’re Beautiful and You’re Mine”. It’s a collectors item now … and my favourite song is One Long Day. It’s brilliant … pls check it out x
Loved your take on this matey, thanks for sharing. They have a heap of hits left, plus if you like rock music there is a heap of other Aussie stuff that never traveled because... well, we're Aussies. The Angels for a start. But keep deep diving doen this rabbit-hole, and I'll keep watching and commenting. Thanks again matey
Being an aussie of course I love Jimmy Barnes and Cold Chisel, but have you ever checked out another great aussie band being the Divinyls? If not check them out, they do a version of Wild Thing as well but they have so so many great songs some being Only Lonely, Back to the Wall and Good Die young.
Ian Moss (Mossy) is top tier in the Australian guitarists echelon. Tommy Emmanuel gets a spot at the top all to himself because he’s basically an alien, but there’s no one else above him. Not even Angus. They learnt to play loud, dynamic and catchy in the raucous pub environments and it shows.
Another truly excellent guitarist that many Septic would know of is Frank Gambale. Not really part of that great pub rock scene you alluded to. Frank is from the neighbouring planet to Tommy!
Jimmy Barnes was the "Wild Thing". No amount of vodka, (usually a couple of bottles) could stop him. Not to mention anything else that he may have helped himself to.
Mate you're only just starting with Cold Chisel and Jimmy Barnes later when he went solo. Best Album to listen to for heavy Blues Rock and great guitar from Mossy Is "Breakfast at Sweethearts" I know you'll love it from Start to finish. Thanks for the reaction.
Great cover. Your reaction is great too. I still like the original better though. The Troggs we cool. His vocal reminds me of Dan Mcafferty of Nazareth. ❤❤❤❤
G’Day mate, so glad that you are getting into Barnsey and Cold Chisel. Mossy absolute legend! You have to do their live Version of When The War Is Over. Written by their drummer Steve Prestwich. Absolute professionals and the most humble guy’s you will ever meet. Cheers Kev
yep he drank a lot but nobody could drink 3 bottles of vodka a day and live. one maybe and he and his brother were hard drinkers. but 3 is just a publicity thing because back in the day hard drinking was what was expected from rock stars.
If you like this one, check out Georgia On My Mind, which Ian Moss and Don Walker played as part of the encore at this same concert. It is amazing. ruclips.net/video/NhFXjzRRv4w/видео.html
There is daylight between the Cold Chisel version and every other version. Jimmy Barnes put the WILD into Wild Thing. Troggs did the original, but their version is very tame beside this.
Jimmy had a "twinge" in the hip after a show and is soon to undergo corrective surgery. Hope it all works out. As a drummer, you didn't seem to pay much attention to Steve Prestwich (RIP). He has released a solo album that is really, really good. He can also sing very well.
Original wild thing released by the troggs 1966. Jimmy page wanted Jimmy brnes to sing with him, but after visiting australia page was put off by jimmy's incessant talking (due to his cocaine stage)
@@setonhillstudioscheck out the Chanel of the original poster in this conversation (Dr Kapp). She has a heap of killer remastered versions of songs and especially this one.
Not bad for pub band Troggs i think where who sang it You got nothing i won't They wrote it on plane ride home from usa After being rejected by promotors and radio stations Flame tree's last stand version Forever now Cheap wine Rising sun Saturday Night Janelle My baby Standing On the Outside One long day live 1978 They have 38 song to choose its a deep rabbit hole So gave verify of style and age Then you have both jimmy and ians solo career's Totally agree with live for some recordings for others But guys like these and a few other's live always better As it part of the feel and show man ship live for these guys as their always different Due to the nature of the crowds and always give 100% Which losted in recordings Cheers mate 🦘🇦🇺👍
Why choose a dam cover? There are so many original Cold Chisel songs to do, that almost no Americans have ever heard… •Khe Sanh •Flame Trees •Forever Now •When the War Is Over •Cheap Wine •Choir Girl •My Baby •Saturday Night •Standing on the Outside •Rising Sun •No Sense •All for You •Breakfast at Sweethearts •You Got Nothing I Want •Goodbye
listen to letter to Allen of circus animals album, hell the whole album rocks and some beautiful balads. and a song for yanky producers etc that didn't want to progress them in about 81 when they toured. you got nothing I want. too many songs mate from various albums. bring on 50 year gig 28th Nov Canberra
@bringmechoc I think the version on their page is from their official video so it's understandable that's why it the one on there..check out some of the others that have Last Stand in brackets..the audio is much clearer...great request though...I was hoping someone would
As an Australian, I will ask - who is your audience? Who do you expect would like to hear the opinion of a person who presents himself as a drummer, with an accent that sounds like a meme, a tattooed sleeve that has absolutely no cultural refence to your identity and reviewing a band that is the exact opposite of who and what you are? Nothing personal, but enjoy the great music your parents and grandparents rejected, and understand that Cold Chisel are the antithesis of all you think is "cool". They have no tattoos, their lyrics are of a foreign vocabulary and nuance to anything you might understand and they are a perfect counter foil to all the rock and roll "legends" persons from your hemisphere revere. Your opinion, or "reaction", will matter zero in 3 months time and you have moved on to the next "undiscovered" sensation you weren't educated about. I suggest you start local and do a reaction to Sixto Rodriguez, from Detroit, since he is a legend in Australia, and yet most of your fellow citizens have never heard of him....
It’s always a joy when people like you pop up. 🤣 I guess my audience is 25,000 people 🤷🏻♂️ And you’re right, not really sure why they want to hang out with a tattooed meme but we do have some fun! People like you pop in, give me a good laugh, while leaving a comment and boosting the algorithm for a channel they despise ; And then disappear into the darkness. 😂🤣 They’ll be plenty more like you down the line. Nothing unique but always fun! 😁
@@paulthesurfer7470 as an Australian, I LIKE TO HEAR HIS OPINION. In fact I am a Patreon supporter and so pay to help him continue to do so. Why would you come here and disrespect a really genuinely nice guy and music lover? Who said only Australians can give opinions about Australian bands and music. I suggest if you don’t like his reactions, simply don’t watch and find something else to do. How sad are you to write a huge post and make massive (incorrect) assumptions about someone due to their appearance and accent. I mean if you are a fellow Aussie you really can’t diss his or anyone’s accent😂
What a gem Paul is. We Aussies enjoy a trip down memory lane and sharing the fun. The eighties was a great time to be alive and young. Paul... Aussie to Aussie ... Get the stick out your ask no questions tell no lies., and take a laxative. If your Aussie you should be able to translate that.
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Talk about Rock & Roll!! Cold Chisel brought it on this one! Is this the best version ever?!
Jimmy’s vocals are like dynamite. Ian Moss is multitalented not only a great singer but one of the greatest ever guitarists
I saw cold chisel in 1982 Auckland , 42 years later I’m still playing chisel
The “rawness “ you’re talking is the defining feature of Aussie “pub rock “
I was at this show. Working audio. Complete nightmare at the time. Great memories at this time.
Thursday night i was at Jimmy Barnes' concert here in Dunedin, New Zealand. His wife and Kiwi based daughter, EJ were his backup singers. His whole band were amazing. One guy did an awesome version of John Farnham's "Burn for You." Jimmy's youngest grandson, Teddy (about 3 or 4 years old), joined in the band too.
I think that this is the best version of 'Wild Thing' ever
That’s awesome!!! Must run in the blood! Thanks for sharing!
Was there that night. Best moment in Aussie rock history ever!!!!
I went to the Last Stand Concert, unbelievable, best concert i have ever been to. Worth every cent i paid for the ticket.
What?! That’s awesome!!! That’s something you’ll never forget for sure! Thanks for sharing!
@@johnkerry1524 I was there. Still have the visitor pass as was involved with a member of the enterage, not a band member.
I was there too. Best night ever. Was also the last time I was ever at The Hordern Pavilion.
@@lynndally9160 Ah yes, the good old Hordern Pavilion. Saw many shows there. Elton John's solo tour with Ray Cooper was my last show there. Fond memories.
Was an awesome night x
The keyboard player who you said "is lovin' it" is Don Walker. One of the best songwriters ever to come out of Australia. Wrote a huge amount of Chisels' songs.
Yep , was at the concert at Festival hall in Brissy. I came out of it deaf for a while, but happy . Glad to hear they are "getting the band back together".
I think you now have to watch chisel singing ‘my turn to cry’ live at the countdown awards🤣🤣🤣
Oh boy! Those laughing emojis are scaring me! 😁
I came to see who Cold Chisel is and if it is *that* song. Right off the bat I see in the comments they have been tigether 50 years. Unbelievable. They look like they enjoy playing together. This was really enjoyable and I would never have seen it had you not reacted to it. Thank you to you and your Patreon!
Yeah I just discovered them not too long ago myself. There is a tune here on the channel that Jimmy Barnes (Cold Chisel’s) singer did with Joe Bonamassa and it’s fire! 🔥 You should check it out!
@@setonhillstudios Thank you. Just added it to my watch later list. Good chance anything with Joe B is fire!
@@tonydelapa1911 You ain’t lying!
Well, damnit, I watched this version ruclips.net/video/IyXFHr5jylI/видео.htmlsi=LhLT8hI-yY7Tk9oh and was blown away. Thank you again, Stephen. With my size 15 shoes I don’t know how I step in so many rabbit holes but there were some things posted in the comment section I now need to follow up on! 🔥👍🏻🔥
@@tonydelapa1911 Cold Chisel is one band that has 2 singers in the band for example Ian Moss sang most of Bow River with Jimmy Barnes as back up vocals. Jimmy Barnes sings this song “Wild Thing” and You’ve Got Nothing I Want, it’s a song about coming back home to Australia from USA after being stuffed around by one person in music record label. It was the middle finger to them. Have a listen. They wrote it while on the plane. 😂😂
I don’t know how many times I’ve seen them, especially back in the early days, they played regularly at my local pub and never ever disappointed.
Mossy is one of the most underrated guitarists that ever lived
So good!!! He was tearing it up on this one! 🔥
@@setonhillstudiosI loved your observations, especially the beginning call and respond, then the work of the rhythm section. They are great live, and they all as you pointed out watch and respond to what ever happens as the song progresses. It's why they are so great live as it's not totally choreographed and set structure.
It looks like a fight but when Jimmy goes into the crowd it the stage crew trying to keep the mic connected, same when he jumped down off the stage and went the other side of the mix stands. Wireless microphone are a God send for those guys.
At the end of your clip the thumbnails come up on the original page with the bands brand new song "You've got to Move" which they released last week, although it was recorded and filmed 5 years ago, just didn't make that album.
Great reaction.
@@clmac529 Gotcha! Thanks for the insight! I’m impressed they had a mic chord that long! 🤣 They definitely put on a fun show that’s why I love reviewing live footage when possible! Thanks for the info on the new release and have a great one! 😄
@@setonhillstudios Jimmy was so unpredictable on stage and if you watch Phill Small the bass player during the song. He will turn the neck of his bass away from Jimmy for in case he did something stupid.
@@clmac529that’s because Jimmy was fully lit on bottles of vodka,, a regular event for him. I was at this concert right front and ended up underneath a huge ice bucket thrown off stage by Barnesy and Mossy.👌👌this will never be topped as the best version ever of this song.
If you want to hear another fantastic live cover by Cold Chisel it is “Long as I can see the light” by Creedance. They absolutely nail it… don’t know if there is any video of it though.
Jimmy Barnes and Ian Moss or Barnsey & Mossy as they are lovingly called here in Australia!
They are on tour at the moment over here celebrating 50 years as a band!
So glad that you are enjoying the Cold Chisel rabbit hole I started you on 😊
That you did!!! Having a blast for sure! Such a talented band! 😁
Cold Chisel are loved so much in Australia. The rest of the world is only just discovering them thanks to RUclips. You must check out When the war is over 2003 live ringside version. You won’t believe it. Incredible.
Jimmy just announced 2 hours ago on 3rd August 2024, that he is back in hospital getting more treatment after a twinge in his hip (he had a hip replacement previously) 😢
Get well Jimmy. My thoughts are with you, Jane and family.
And I agree with what you said about the bands ability to listen to each other and sync in to what ever each other is doing. Consummate professionals, who mastered live shows in the Aussie Pub Scene.
Jimmy is my favourite singer, and this is my favourite band.
Might have been there that night. Saw them all accross Sydney pubs. True Aussie rock. Great times.
I can’t even imagine what being there was like!
That’s awesome! Such a fun performance and they were on 🔥
@@setonhillstudiosthey certainly were on 🔥 even if Jimmy was 3 sheets to the wind (drunk) 😂 they say he’d drink a bottle of vodka or scotch a night during his performances glad he’s sober these days 😂😂
Lined up in the street for 2hrs back in 82, (still a fraction underage) only to have the gates shut right in front of me due to capacity issues. I ended up jumping through a private bar window to gain entry - lots of vodka drunk on stage. A totally memorable night! 🔥
Mannnn……I started reading his thinking you almost made it, but then to found out you got in there I was like “Let’s gooooo!” I bet that was so epic to be in that room! Thanks for sharing!
@@setonhillstudiosYeah, I was like no way this was happening, so it was a quick walk around towards the private bar window, ass-up on the ledge, head in and swing the legs through. Got a few smiles from the patrons but the staff were way too busy to notice.
@@amplifiedlight Got em’ 🤘🏻
Great reaction. I love all cold chisel songs and all Jimmy’s solo songs but I think Jimmy singing “a change is gonna come” is probably best song I’ve ever heard being sung by a singer.
I want his version of " A change is gonna come" played at my funeral. It's amazing.
First saw Chisel at the Pier hotel Frankston Victoria in 81 and many times since
welcome my freind to aussie pub rock . the rock that the world left behind
Jimmy Barnes has just finished a solo tour (with family) of New Zealand and Cold Chisel are playing in New Zealand in January 2025 in the summer series tour. Have tickets for the Taupo concert and can't wait!
Oh snap!!! Congrats! Gonna be so EPIC!
I was damn sure familiar with Jimmy Barnes but I was not familiar with them doing this song awesome virgin a American songwriter CHIP TAYLOR wrote the song but it was made famous by English rock band called THE TROGGS and they released it in 1966 , awesome reaction 👍🏽 keep up the good work 👏🏽💯🔥💨✌🏼 OUT
when it comes to Cold Chisel, I would recommend, either Flame Trees, Saturday Night, or one of my personal favorites, Letter to Alan.
the last one I mentioned is song about a tragedy that happened to one of their mates, but still an amazing song.
Mossy isn’t playing the guitar he is MAKING IT SING!!! And when this concert on in 1983 Jimmy was a bad bad bad man LMAO. I’ve seen Jimmy Barnes in concert a long time ago I took my dad❤😂 but not cold chisel! They are touring in oct/nov slot already sold out I would do anything to see them this year 🤞
I'm off the there concert in October Melbourne. Can't wait! PS. They have a new single out!
bouncers used to hate it when he'd throw himself into the crowd.... always with his bottle of vodka
This was the Last Stand Concert on December 15 1983 at the Sydney Entertainment Centre their final GiG for 15 years when they reformed in 1998, i have tickets for the big 50 concert in Sydney October 11 this year so far only Australia and New Zealand
It's Australian mate 🎉
Back in Jimmy’s hard drinking days. Yes he was a bit of an animal. Every one in the band is a great musician, they can all sing. And boy do they put n a show. Real music, really live.
Yup Jimmy looks drunk and who knows what else . He said he has no memory of some of his performances, this looks like one of them. Thank goodness he got through those days to be a grey haired wonderful husband father and grandfather.
Now I think Jimmy is one amazing man, he picks flowers outa his garden now lol, and can still belt em out. Got a lot of respect for Jimmy and his all family. I now listen to all his music 😊
CC are def returning, once Jimmy gets out of hospital. This was z Jimmy at his best and drunkest 😆... they are still our best and always will be
Pub Rock my friend, gave the world Cold Chisel, ACDC, INXS, Angels, Skyhooks, Men At Work, Billy Thorpe and the Aztecs, Angels, Paul Kelly, Rose Tattoo, Airborne, Archie Roach, Johnny O'keefe, the Flowers/Icehouse, the Easy Beats, Russel Morris, Madder Lake, John Farnham, Renee Geyer, Daddy Cool, Little River Band, Spectrum, Chain, Wurumpi Band, Midnight Night Oil , the Saints, Ed Kuepper, Goanna, Kev Carmody, Yothu Yindi, Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu , the Sunny Boys, Australian Crawl, Dan Sultan, Xavier Rudd, Jimmy Little, the Church, Troy Cassar-Daley, Keith Urban, Kasey Chambers, Jet, Gotye, etc., etc. (and I sincerely apologise to the hundreds of wonderful artisits I did not mention by name); great rock and innovation was the essence of the Australian live music scene, sadly lost to pockey machines and a lack of governemnt support over the past 30-years. Keep listening, there is so much more to discover.
So many great performers came out of the Australian Pub Scene.. so few made it overseas for reasons I don’t understand. Yes AC/DC and INXS did make it. And a few had one or two hits. But so many didn’t get the international kudos and recognition they deserved.
I know you like Edgar and Johnny Winter, their Tobacco Road” live from 1973 will blow your mind! Phenomenal performance with Both brothers on stage
Jimmy was just a teensy bit under the weather that night 😂. About 2 bottles in, I reckon.
Yep, and the correct fuel for his burners man! He was on fire!
If you can … check out their live EP “You’re 13, You’re Beautiful and You’re Mine”. It’s a collectors item now … and my favourite song is One Long Day. It’s brilliant … pls check it out x
Loved your take on this matey, thanks for sharing. They have a heap of hits left, plus if you like rock music there is a heap of other Aussie stuff that never traveled because... well, we're Aussies. The Angels for a start. But keep deep diving doen this rabbit-hole, and I'll keep watching and commenting. Thanks again matey
Being an aussie of course I love Jimmy Barnes and Cold Chisel, but have you ever checked out another great aussie band being the Divinyls? If not check them out, they do a version of Wild Thing as well but they have so so many great songs some being Only Lonely, Back to the Wall and Good Die young.
Ian Moss (Mossy) is top tier in the Australian guitarists echelon. Tommy Emmanuel gets a spot at the top all to himself because he’s basically an alien, but there’s no one else above him. Not even Angus.
They learnt to play loud, dynamic and catchy in the raucous pub environments and it shows.
Another truly excellent guitarist that many Septic would know of is Frank Gambale. Not really part of that great pub rock scene you alluded to. Frank is from the neighbouring planet to Tommy!
You got to check a version by Sam Kinison! Gritty rock and roll like this with a lot of spice added for our entertainment. 😉😉
"Every time I kiss ya I taste what other men had for lunch" that line cracked me up
Jimmy Barnes was the "Wild Thing". No amount of vodka, (usually a couple of bottles) could stop him. Not to mention anything else that he may have helped himself to.
Mate you're only just starting with Cold Chisel and Jimmy Barnes later when he went solo. Best Album to listen to for heavy Blues Rock and great guitar from Mossy Is "Breakfast at Sweethearts" I know you'll love it from Start to finish. Thanks for the reaction.
Great cover. Your reaction is great too. I still like the original better though. The Troggs we cool. His vocal reminds me of Dan Mcafferty of Nazareth. ❤❤❤❤
I’ll have to go back and listen to the original again! Thanks for hanging out!
G’Day mate, so glad that you are getting into Barnsey and Cold Chisel. Mossy absolute legend! You have to do their live Version of When The War Is Over. Written by their drummer Steve Prestwich. Absolute professionals and the most humble guy’s you will ever meet.
Cheers Kev
Jimmi is pissed
Jimmy Barnes rushed to hospital today. Wishing him well.
That’s what I heard! Hopefully he will be ok! 😞
This was from the days he was drinking 3 bottles of vodka per day. Thank God he finally got clean and sober.
Wow!!! That is wild! 😳
yep he drank a lot but nobody could drink 3 bottles of vodka a day and live. one maybe and he and his brother were hard drinkers. but 3 is just a publicity thing because back in the day hard drinking was what was expected from rock stars.
@kevinmcgeown9727 that's what he has said in an interview.
Barnseys known t exaggerate he wrote two books and his own brother said they have very different memories about lots of things that happened.
I had this concert on VHS and almost wore it out! Same concert Mossie forgot the words to Saturday Night. haha
Hows that for a throwback?!
AWESOME 🇦🇺
If you like this one, check out Georgia On My Mind, which Ian Moss and Don Walker played as part of the encore at this same concert. It is amazing. ruclips.net/video/NhFXjzRRv4w/видео.html
Awesome! Thanks so much!
The Troggs.
There is daylight between the Cold Chisel version and every other version. Jimmy Barnes put the WILD into Wild Thing. Troggs did the original, but their version is very tame beside this.
Jimmy had a "twinge" in the hip after a show and is soon to undergo corrective surgery. Hope it all works out. As a drummer, you didn't seem to pay much attention to Steve Prestwich (RIP). He has released a solo album that is really, really good. He can also sing very well.
Original wild thing released by the troggs 1966. Jimmy page wanted Jimmy brnes to sing with him, but after visiting australia page was put off by jimmy's incessant talking (due to his cocaine stage)
Best version of this song. Not the best version on RUclips as the sound is a bit muffled but still you got the idea !! Nice one. ❤
Loved the performance!!! I prefer the live versions just to see the energy of the room! Thanks for hanging! 🤘🏻
@@setonhillstudioscheck out the Chanel of the original poster in this conversation (Dr Kapp). She has a heap of killer remastered versions of songs and especially this one.
Aussie music Rabbit Holes always lead to caverns of jewels.
Not bad for pub band
Troggs i think where who sang it
You got nothing i won't
They wrote it on plane ride home from usa
After being rejected by promotors and radio stations
Flame tree's last stand version
Forever now
Cheap wine
Rising sun
Saturday Night
Janelle
My baby
Standing On the Outside
One long day live 1978
They have 38 song to choose its a deep rabbit hole
So gave verify of style and age
Then you have both jimmy and ians solo career's
Totally agree with live for some recordings for others
But guys like these and a few other's live always better
As it part of the feel and show man ship live for these guys as their always different
Due to the nature of the crowds and always give 100%
Which losted in recordings
Cheers mate 🦘🇦🇺👍
Why choose a dam cover?
There are so many original Cold Chisel songs to do, that almost no Americans have ever heard…
•Khe Sanh
•Flame Trees
•Forever Now
•When the War Is Over
•Cheap Wine
•Choir Girl
•My Baby
•Saturday Night
•Standing on the Outside
•Rising Sun
•No Sense
•All for You
•Breakfast at Sweethearts
•You Got Nothing I Want
•Goodbye
Didn’t choose it. It was a Patreon request and I loved it! 🔥
Old skool rock performance, chaotic and wild with out being a shambolic mess!! Definitely don't get this type of show anymore!!
Easily the best version ever. I finally got to see Chisel in the 2000s...the only better live concert i've seen was Metallica.
Might be the best version you’ve heard😳😳, please tell me who has done it better🤷♂️🤷♂️, Hendrix version isn’t even close to this😁😁
Haha 😂 That’s what I’m saying! It’s a banger!
listen to letter to Allen of circus animals album, hell the whole album rocks and some beautiful balads. and a song for yanky producers etc that didn't want to progress them in about 81 when they toured. you got nothing I want. too many songs mate from various albums. bring on 50 year gig 28th Nov Canberra
Great reaction but you picked the one with the worst audio. There are better sounding versions of this clip out there
It was a Patreon request so I was just reviewing the video that was requested 🤷🏻♂️
@@setonhillstudiosoh no I’m sorry if I sent the wrong link!
It was on their official channel so I figured it would be the best one 🤷🏻♀️
@@bringmechoc It’s all good! I loved it!!! 😁
@bringmechoc I think the version on their page is from their official video so it's understandable that's why it the one on there..check out some of the others that have Last Stand in brackets..the audio is much clearer...great request though...I was hoping someone would
As an Australian, I will ask - who is your audience? Who do you expect would like to hear the opinion of a person who presents himself as a drummer, with an accent that sounds like a meme, a tattooed sleeve that has absolutely no cultural refence to your identity and reviewing a band that is the exact opposite of who and what you are?
Nothing personal, but enjoy the great music your parents and grandparents rejected, and understand that Cold Chisel are the antithesis of all you think is "cool". They have no tattoos, their lyrics are of a foreign vocabulary and nuance to anything you might understand and they are a perfect counter foil to all the rock and roll "legends" persons from your hemisphere revere.
Your opinion, or "reaction", will matter zero in 3 months time and you have moved on to the next "undiscovered" sensation you weren't educated about.
I suggest you start local and do a reaction to Sixto Rodriguez, from Detroit, since he is a legend in Australia, and yet most of your fellow citizens have never heard of him....
It’s always a joy when people like you pop up. 🤣 I guess my audience is 25,000 people 🤷🏻♂️ And you’re right, not really sure why they want to hang out with a tattooed meme but we do have some fun! People like you pop in, give me a good laugh, while leaving a comment and boosting the algorithm for a channel they despise ; And then disappear into the darkness. 😂🤣 They’ll be plenty more like you down the line. Nothing unique but always fun! 😁
@@paulthesurfer7470 as an Australian, I LIKE TO HEAR HIS OPINION. In fact I am a Patreon supporter and so pay to help him continue to do so.
Why would you come here and disrespect a really genuinely nice guy and music lover?
Who said only Australians can give opinions about Australian bands and music.
I suggest if you don’t like his reactions, simply don’t watch and find something else to do.
How sad are you to write a huge post and make massive (incorrect) assumptions about someone due to their appearance and accent.
I mean if you are a fellow Aussie you really can’t diss his or anyone’s accent😂
What a gem Paul is. We Aussies enjoy a trip down memory lane and sharing the fun. The eighties was a great time to be alive and young. Paul... Aussie to Aussie ... Get the stick out your ask no questions tell no lies., and take a laxative. If your Aussie you should be able to translate that.