I'm an Irish man that lived in Australia for years and I don't recognize these Lyrics to this song,I remember them being more colorful hahahahaha...I miss Australia, what a beautiful place it is and the Aussies are a rare breed,long may they live and prosper in peace....Up Australia you Legends!
Doc Neeson the singer for the Angels was born in Ireland (and bass player in this song) wrote the lyrics to this one. It was in Mount Isa Queensland that he first heard male audience members sing the colour that speak of.... Up Ireland as well you legends.
Saw the Angels live in Aussie pubs. Doc Neeson belting it out in his tuxedo.. climbing the stage scaffold...his face in the blue light singing Baby out of the blue. One time I was close to the stage in a pub and Doc spat water over the crowd...landing on me. It was like holy water...RIP Doc and long live The Angels in Aussie rock mortality.
I was at a concert in the Swan Valley and hearing 1500 upper class people scream in response to an acoustic gentle version of the song really let me know as Australians we have a truly beautiful country and culture
Nah, I know what you mean - but it just means you didn't understand the verses. Some of the most poetic verse in Rock history - and some great guitar. Fortunately, their live engineer was much better than the recording engineer.
THATS FOR REAL..!@s a very naive.Green.16yr old..In Sydney.79.Saw these Dudes.a few times..A time +Place will nva ever 4get.❤'d it up the x'..Long.s.shrt.Had a Lot of Aussies.//+Kiwis.Older.That Kpt,Me outta harms way..Knew How to 'Rage'.😂State of 0rigin.2//.tonite.😊2024.Go Blues.🎉
Doc was in a class of his own. Great musicians but Doc WAS The Angels. The fill-ins and pretenders are second-rate at best. Lucky for us, we can watch one of the greatest frontmen to ever come out of this country whenever we wish. Thanks for the great memories, Doc...RIP...🌺🌺🌺
I toured Australia with a US basketball team years ago. In Darwin they held a big party and played this song. In the chorus we were all surprised to hear the locals all screaming "No way! Get F'd! F off!" (This is the abriged version). By the time the second chorus hit we all joined in! Great time, great song, great chorus!
@hnybny When we did it, it was still relatively uncommon. Many Aussies hadn't even met Americans. Basketball was still a developing sport and not overly popular over there at the time, so we were relatively dominant. I was a high school sophomore, and my teammates and I were often asked for autographs after games! 🤣 Crazy!
@@ROOKTABULA Bon was born in Kirriemuir, Scot, and his family moved to Australia when he was 8 in 1952, They moved to North Freo, WA in 1956 when he was 12. He was educated at North Fremantle Primary School, and at John Curtin Senior High School, WA. The original and the best. Doc Neeson was born in Belfast, Northern Ireland. When he was thirteen in 1960, his family moved to Adelaide, South Australia. He served in the Australian Army in Papua New Guinea for eighteen months in the late 1960s. Massively underrated lyrics. Right. From. The. Opening. Line.
And they're both fresh off the boat, like a lot of Pop Icons, Australia has taken to heart, like, as you mention, and the BeeGees,ONJ, Jon Farnham, the Easybeats, etc, etc
We didn't realise back then that we were watching the development of one of the greatest rock bands this country has ever seen; fantastic lyrics, awesome music, one of the greatest front men in rock and absolutely sensational live... just pure talent. What a legendary band :)
Great seeing them as young dudes again. I remember the first Countdown they did. Instant fan. Sad they fell to pieces a but but it’s amazing what they achieved after this.
Mate, they were unbelievably good live. Back in 1978 when I was 19 and saw them with my mates They were part of a group of three bands handled by the same booking agent. Triple Bill, Angles, Cold Chisel, and Icehouse. What great nights
ANGELS always loved the music and how wonderful they are thank you sharing it am l ever see your face again thank you sharing it beautiful wonderful as well
@@rippi37 I saw them at the Armadale in Vic about the same time, then again in the early '80s, caught some of their big concerts, then saw them in Perth in the early '90s - timeless energy! People had started singing the response chorus by the last one, but they were above it.
@@presidentxijinpingspoxdoct9756Bridgeway is in Adelaide. I was there the night their PA blew the 3 phase power for the whole pub. So loud I could barely think. Drummer did a 10 minute solo while they tried to fix it and then the gig was abandoned.
the angels almost blew the roof of one night at south maroubra pub 1980s. we were young whipper snippers teens hanging around the back of the pub drinking kb cans. the whole croud started singing iam i ever gonna see your face again.then the croud would sing. no way get fucked fuck of. absolutely sensational. never forget it. now my kids admit the best singers and bands were from the late 70s-80s. cold chisel-australian crawl-divinyls-acdc-midnight oil and so many others. and the best thing about it you could see them at the local pubs.
East Donny High ..we won the Big M competition for them to play at our school and they played in our sports hall. Paper boys brought it home by pinching so many Big M's from all the surrounding schools milk drop offs each morning..haha..Respect Joffa,Big Tim, Pitsy , Strappa, Matty,Bud,Trent, Adam nwgffo:)
these are not the amps they used ...these are props for video ...at this time they were using the amps they had bought from Angus and Malcom which gave them their holy grail tone
Except this song is a blatant rip-off of Status Quo's song Lonely night and they had to pay Status Quo royalties. AND, AC/DC are not really Australian. They're basically a British band formed in Australia.
i think it is an "off brand" chorus pedal, but he is pretty tight lipped about his FX chain in all the interviews ...very unique and cool, and what attracted me to Angel City ...does not use it live any more ...i do not understand???
I know, you say gimmick, but wouldn't he, the band be fore front on the evolution? I mean that in the most sincere way! Listening to some early tunes, mourning a middle school friend lost in a motorcycle accident, I'm 56, makes you hear music in a different way, kind of piecing together my own mortality! I know bleeding heart, just lost my father in law a few weeks back, trying to fall back on the one thing that unites all.. a cool tune! Wish you the best if you are out there in Aussie land!! Pipes!! To this day, Ac Dc rocked them best... thanks for listening... ✌️
An interview Doc gave (source not recalled) stated that the premise of this song was about an ex-girlfriend that had commited suicide. "Am I Ever Gonna See Your Face Again" The band was disappointed when the catch-cry of 'No way get f****ed f*** off' developed as an anthem.
I'm an Irish man that lived in Australia for years and I don't recognize these Lyrics to this song,I remember them being more colorful hahahahaha...I miss Australia, what a beautiful place it is and the Aussies are a rare breed,long may they live and prosper in peace....Up Australia you Legends!
Doc Neeson the singer for the Angels was born in Ireland (and bass player in this song) wrote the lyrics to this one. It was in Mount Isa Queensland that he first heard male audience members sing the colour that speak of.... Up Ireland as well you legends.
first time i seen them was a little place called Wollongong - around 1979
No way get F*#ed ,F## K off.
Good ONYA mate 👍
Up you to, ya ba$tard!!! LOL..
Getting ready for year 2025 with this song wow 👌 just lovely lol
Saw the Angels live in Aussie pubs. Doc Neeson belting it out in his tuxedo.. climbing the stage scaffold...his face in the blue light singing Baby out of the blue. One time I was close to the stage in a pub and Doc spat water over the crowd...landing on me. It was like holy water...RIP Doc and long live The Angels in Aussie rock mortality.
He Was Certainly A breed Apart..ANGELS @79.🎉
I was at a concert in the Swan Valley and hearing 1500 upper class people scream in response to an acoustic gentle version of the song really let me know as Australians we have a truly beautiful country and culture
At the top of your lungs, the chorus people, explicit but worthwhile.
Wow I remember being 20 central coast leagues club . I used to stand in front of the amps and just soak it in.far out it was awesome. I'm 52 now😞😞
no way, get fucked, fuck off
Great band
Better then ACDC
Only for a while,
Nah, I know what you mean - but it just means you didn't understand the verses. Some of the most poetic verse in Rock history - and some great guitar. Fortunately, their live engineer was much better than the recording engineer.
That I hear in Melba’s chocolate factory
I am blessed my era had real music, real musicians - people could actually sing!
THATS FOR REAL..!@s a very naive.Green.16yr old..In Sydney.79.Saw these Dudes.a few times..A time +Place will nva ever 4get.❤'d it up the x'..Long.s.shrt.Had a Lot of Aussies.//+Kiwis.Older.That Kpt,Me outta harms way..Knew How to 'Rage'.😂State of 0rigin.2//.tonite.😊2024.Go Blues.🎉
This one does too.
You just don't hear about them, bc the corporate spoon won't feed them to you.
im feining for more
Listening Christmas 🎄 day 2024 Oz land.🇭🇲
Seeing The Angels was a right of passage once upon a time. Best days ever 🍻
Doc was in a class of his own. Great musicians but Doc WAS The Angels. The fill-ins and pretenders are second-rate at best. Lucky for us, we can watch one of the greatest frontmen to ever come out of this country whenever we wish. Thanks for the great memories, Doc...RIP...🌺🌺🌺
@@CP-tb4fl same and perfectly said.
I toured Australia with a US basketball team years ago. In Darwin they held a big party and played this song. In the chorus we were all surprised to hear the locals all screaming "No way! Get F'd! F off!" (This is the abriged version). By the time the second chorus hit we all joined in!
Great time, great song, great chorus!
It wasn’t in 1989, was it?
@hnybny Summer (well, winter down under) of 1985. I was on a Washington state team called the Screaming Eagles.
@ I was on a flight with a basketball team going over in 1989. I guess it happens a lot.
@hnybny When we did it, it was still relatively uncommon. Many Aussies hadn't even met Americans. Basketball was still a developing sport and not overly popular over there at the time, so we were relatively dominant. I was a high school sophomore, and my teammates and I were often asked for autographs after games! 🤣 Crazy!
Must have started a trend
People come and people go but legends live forever RIP Doc.
Doc and Bon were the greatest rock vocalists ever . Amazing we had both of em .think about it
One was a fellow Scot and the other was Irish: Some serious talent comes from that end of the island.
I miss them both,
For just a while rock n roll was perfect in my youth. Both bands were and are huge up here in the Pacific Northwest of the USA.
@@ROOKTABULA Bon was born in Kirriemuir, Scot, and his family moved to Australia when he was 8 in 1952, They moved to North Freo, WA in 1956 when he was 12. He was educated at North Fremantle Primary School, and at John Curtin Senior High School, WA. The original and the best.
Doc Neeson was born in Belfast, Northern Ireland. When he was thirteen in 1960, his family moved to Adelaide, South Australia. He served in the Australian Army in Papua New Guinea for eighteen months in the late 1960s. Massively underrated lyrics. Right. From. The. Opening. Line.
Angry Anderson too.
And they're both fresh off the boat, like a lot of Pop Icons, Australia has taken to heart, like, as you mention, and the BeeGees,ONJ, Jon Farnham, the Easybeats, etc, etc
What a great band, at Mt Buller 1977 they were the best ( hopeless at skiing ) we had a great time with them.
We didn't realise back then that we were watching the development of one of the greatest rock bands this country has ever seen; fantastic lyrics, awesome music, one of the greatest front men in rock and absolutely sensational live... just pure talent. What a legendary band :)
If you call ripping off Status Quo pure talent then so be it. Listen to their song Lonely Night written a few years prior to this.
Rip Doc . Always brilliant!
Absolutely!!!
And RIP Chris Bailey….
They play this in the underground mine I’m in Western Australia for warm up stretches 😂❤ makes me love STRAYA !
i was today years old when i found out “no way, get fucked, fuck off” wasn’t actually part of the lyrics. im 21.
That cracks me up!! I grew up with them, and have seen them live, and we always sang it!! Brilliant band live!!
Young pups
. It's a line invented by the audience and not part of the song.
The song is about a friend who died
Gold... you're not alone!
😂
Great seeing them as young dudes again. I remember the first Countdown they did. Instant fan. Sad they fell to pieces a but but it’s amazing what they achieved after this.
Mate, they were unbelievably good live. Back in 1978 when I was 19 and saw them with my mates They were part of a group of three bands handled by the same booking agent. Triple Bill, Angles, Cold Chisel, and Icehouse. What great nights
Angles..?
One of the best rock bands you could ever see......Many nights at the Bombay Bicycle Club in Hindley Street in Adelaide rocking on.
ANGELS always loved the music and how wonderful they are thank you sharing it am l ever see your face again thank you sharing it beautiful wonderful as well
Awsome Rock band❤
Fantastic period of The Angels.
Iconic 🇦🇺🔥❤️
The memories keep me young .
ALWAYS LOVED THESE GUYS,AT THAT TIME THEY BRING BACK GOOD MEMORIES🎶
I saw the angels at the Charles Hotel in Perth , AWESOME !!
What a night at the Bridgeway Hotel in 1989.
The Angels rocked.
which city?
Stagedoor Tavern Sydney, late 70's....awesome , as always
@@rippi37 I saw them at the Armadale in Vic about the same time, then again in the early '80s, caught some of their big concerts, then saw them in Perth in the early '90s - timeless energy! People had started singing the response chorus by the last one, but they were above it.
Hoey Moey Coffs Harbour 1989
@@presidentxijinpingspoxdoct9756Bridgeway is in Adelaide. I was there the night their PA blew the 3 phase power for the whole pub. So loud I could barely think. Drummer did a 10 minute solo while they tried to fix it and then the gig was abandoned.
Gee australia has really good music artists some of the best in the world how could anyone want to miss a good concert
Back in the 70's when Doc played bass as well as singing lead vocals..
the angels almost blew the roof of one night at south maroubra pub 1980s.
we were young whipper snippers teens hanging around the back of the pub drinking kb cans.
the whole croud started singing iam i ever gonna see your face again.then the croud would sing. no way get fucked fuck of. absolutely sensational. never forget it.
now my kids admit the best singers and bands were from the late 70s-80s.
cold chisel-australian crawl-divinyls-acdc-midnight oil and so many others.
and the best thing about it you could see them at the local pubs.
Angel another wonderful song never see your face again thank you 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
No way get f…. f…. off Our national anthem right there … I’m 52 grew up on the Angels ,last saw them Liverpool RSL 1999 … RIP Doc
❤
The very first iconic Angels song I learned.
Best version of the song
Unbelievable the best rock band Australia has ever produced and just under 8k subscribers come on
These guys were the best 😊
Saw them in this guise at a gig in '76 North Sydney Boys, they played this 3 times!
Love the very 70’s starburst filter on the stage lights!
Thanks for uploading this. God, they were great! 👏🖤👏
East Donny High ..we won the Big M competition for them to play at our school and they played in our sports hall. Paper boys brought it home by pinching so many Big M's from all the surrounding schools milk drop offs each morning..haha..Respect Joffa,Big Tim, Pitsy , Strappa, Matty,Bud,Trent, Adam nwgffo:)
NSW Austraia, Wollongong leagues ckub, every second Friday night. Late 70's early 80's. Good, wild nights
J'ai écouté ces chansons pendant des années sans avoir vu la tête des musiciens du groupe !
How every Australian public school girl learns survival techniques dating in the real world ...! It’s true !! 💓
Don and his v to be 😢 and you know they 😊 on me Coonawarra you are the counting and counting stars for pregnancy
Great Australian band.
They are legeo❤
Great music🥰
Interesting to see Doc playing bass , and Rick on backing vocals early days
WTF? Rick Brewster’s moving! Lol😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Also... Rare to see Charlie King on drums and Doc on bass here.
Thanks!
I don't think docs bass is plugged in😂😂
@@Stelly669 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Go hard go real 🙏
Great song the beat gets ya going 👍👍👍👍👍👍 2:39
Nice Status Quo cover of Lonely Night. Sometimes songs sound the same without intention but this sounds way too similiar to be a coincidence.
Ots not a coincidence
Great memories. ❤❤
Brilliant 👏
Mom in hospital song keeps me going!
My fiancee is an Aussie so im trying to learn all the popular songs down there before i visit
I have aussie playlists 😊
I remember seeing this done in a glam rock style on Coby Steele show maybe 1976?
My Favorite song at the moment.
Grew up with this song ya can't help it 🤬🤬 lol
The best
No way g f F off:) love it
yessir
these are not the amps they used ...these are props for video ...at this time they were using the amps they had bought from Angus and Malcom which gave them their holy grail tone
If only could go back in time before graduation
Jim Carrey… such a talented person, on this occasion singing and playing the guitar.
Goes of with a ♥️ bang to the best memories
Know them as Angel City. Rock on.
Chingón rock saludos a los perrines rock mexico
Found them in a Sydney nightclub years ago when only a few people turned up but in no time it would get packed out..
Doc was great.
RIP Shane Warne
saw them busby high school
Greatest Australian Band of All Time - (with no apology to AC/DC)
Except this song is a blatant rip-off of Status Quo's song Lonely night and they had to pay Status Quo royalties. AND, AC/DC are not really Australian. They're basically a British band formed in Australia.
A love song
The Song is about a close friend of the band who sadly died in a car crash in France.
The opening line is elegant and poignant. Not bad for a hard rock pub band.
This is next level😂
saw them in early 90s in auckland nz fucken unreal
At the Comb & Cutter, Blacktown Doc was God. ANGELS! ANGELS! ANGELS!
been searching for how he makes his guitar sound like bag pipes but to no avail
i think it is an "off brand" chorus pedal, but he is pretty tight lipped about his FX chain in all the interviews ...very unique and cool, and what attracted me to Angel City ...does not use it live any more ...i do not understand???
also, i know he stands still as gimmick, but maybe he took it too far, would take all the fun out of it for me :P
I know, you say gimmick, but wouldn't he, the band be fore front on the evolution? I mean that in the most sincere way! Listening to some early tunes, mourning a middle school friend lost in a motorcycle accident, I'm 56, makes you hear music in a different way, kind of piecing together my own mortality! I know bleeding heart, just lost my father in law a few weeks back, trying to fall back on the one thing that unites all.. a cool tune! Wish you the best if you are out there in Aussie land!! Pipes!! To this day, Ac Dc rocked them best... thanks for listening... ✌️
Just the best
Bring back the 80s plz
❤❤❤❤❤❤
The Terminator meme, i had no clue what it was about, brought me here 😂
My grandpa used to yell “no way get fcked fck off” in the chorus
Einfach nur genial 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
My song 4 ever and a day
I'M WITH U, I WOULD STILL HAVE THIS SONG IN MY HEAD WHEN I WENT TO BED😀
First Class!
Greatness.
An interview Doc gave (source not recalled) stated that the premise of this song was about an ex-girlfriend that had commited suicide. "Am I Ever Gonna See Your Face Again" The band was disappointed when the catch-cry of 'No way get f****ed f*** off' developed as an anthem.
Shades of Status Quo. 👍😎
What do you mean "shades"? Thats a Quo song!! Written as a bonus track for the 1974 album Quo. Words are chamged but thats all. A great Quo song!!
RIP Doc
And Chris Bailey.
this needs to be in the australian cizenship test
Top tier gutiar riff
Thanks to STATUS QUO for writing this. Song plagiarised!!!
Cult crowd chorus classic
Who is the drummer? Doesn't look like Graham Bidstrup?
Back when Doc played the guitar
Looks more like bass
Canadian here... waiting for the swearing part ... so when do I cus?
Who directed this video?
wow twenty nine people have never had a drink at a pub sad
Maybe they've heard the Status Quo song the Angels "borrowed" this from.
@@ajo3085 Sorry, wut?
@@funtimefreddie9637 Lonely Night.... the reason the Angels finished up paying royalties to Status Quo.
@@ajo3085 Pity the Quo version had different lyrics, different guitar riffs and tanked in the charts.
@@bretthilder5063 Are you saying you don't hear the similarity brett?
F......yeah
Andy Scott’s Sweet sang this
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Who let bon Scott drum