Midnight Oil: Power and the Passion -Live (A brilliant 1985 performance): Reaction
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- čas přidán 4. 12. 2021
- Through tough negotiation I have managed to get Alex to sit down for another outing with Midnight Oil. This time a live performance in Sydney in 1985. Best band ever!
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I was in a tiny piss ant outback town in Western Australia surrounded by red dust and emu's when I saw the local pub with a sign saying Oils Ain't Oils playing live tonight, decided to go check them out that night and grab a beer or three and who comes on stage but Midnight Oil! Within 10 minutes the entire town with a population of like 80 was there and it was a banger of a night, the band reveled in the small personal space of the pub and were smiling and loving every second of it, as were the punters. They were supposed to finish at 9pm due to the caravan park across the road/noise restrictions but they played till 10:30 odd, and no one came to stop them playing coz the 3 local policeman were in the crowd cheering them on. This was in the 90's and I still don't know why they didn't just perform as Midnight Oil but there you go. :)
What a fabulous opportunity. I would give my right nut to have been able to see them! There will be more Midnight Oil tomorrow and it will be on channel A!
The suprise band has paid off for me a few times. About 20 years ago the hoodoo gurus were reuniting for the BDO and were the brilliant suprise the Friday night before they played a hell of a gig at the Blaxland inn
Often bands will do one gig "incognito" to try out new material. If they don't advertise their presence using their real name, they get honest appreciation of their music without the hype of what they are known for. Cold Chisel performed a few gigs as The Barking Spiders.
Saw em one night in Sydney at the pub playing as the hands 🖐️ f…in awesome . Place was bouncing
Arrived Sydney1978 from Wellington NZ
Straight to a Manly pub called ‘The Flicks’
These guys jumped onstage fresh out of University. My Aussie surfing mate said “this band is going to be MASSIVE”
How right he was.
Amazing way to set them start
"Better to die on your feet then live on your knees." Powerful and Passionate words right there, could be speaking about now in many ways. Oils fan since 1979 when I bought Head Injuries.
They have such a great history. I can’t believe the touring is coming to an end.
A trip to Australia to see The Oils would be a sound investment I promise you. They are STILL one of the most ferocious and mighty live act that have ever walked the earth.
That is if we are allowed to travel internationally ever again!
I could tell they were getting thru to you...you both sat there staring, wide eyed and felt it. One of the most powerful bands.
George here. Absolutely love this band and can’t wait to see them here in Los Angeles in June
@@TheThamesmenToo Hey Georrge, so is Alex getting his lazy arse to LA to see Midnight Oil with you? His loss if he doesn't!!
The Oils live gigs in the late 70's are something I'll never forget ! Small, sweaty venues and the giant frame of Pete Garrett storming across the stage.
BTW Robbie Hirst is so underated.
So wish I could have seen those early shows. must have been epic
Tathra pub, NSW, 1980, it was amazing!
Peter Garret the first ever singing Contemporary Dancer.
Ha! Thank you for the support
@@TheThamesmenToo Still the best dancing politician ever
husband and I met at an outdoor concert with Midnight Oil as headliners, in 1983 at Cooroy on Sunshine Coast, Queensland. Married 37 years this year.
Now that is a perfect story with a perfect band.
That whole gig was insanely awesome. I was 14/15 years old when it first aired and watched it on tv and recorded it onto a vhs. When it came out on dvd it had been edited down a bit but was still incredible. Now the songs are all on CZcams we can revisit them anytime and it’s still fantastic.
Best of Both Worlds and Read About It are relentless and the final song of the show, Stand in Line, is one of the hallmark versions of that song from their late 70s/early 80s repertoire. It was one of the encore songs in most of their shows for many years.
I can only imagine and I should probably check out any other videos on CZcams if I can find them. I was in Sydney in 85 and it was a magic time but I didn’t see that show
About the same age and I was living in Balmain at the time on a waterfront property and I could hear the concert from the street. Fantastic.
@@TheThamesmenToo Agree with the comment above. To me, Stand in Line is the standout song from this concert. I’ve watched it quite a lot in the last few months (lockdown does that to you). Saw them in 1991 at the Sydney Showground and Rob Hirst killed it on the drums. He had a corrugated iron water tank on stage and was playing it during some songs. Awesome. To me, he is the greatest drummer that I have seen.
@@boggy6694 keep an eye out as hope to do more soon and on Channel A!
I loved Jimmy Sharman's Boxers from that gig.
Saw Midnight Oil at FESTIVAL HALL in 80s (if anyone knows Melbourne).
'Power and the Passion' talks about the Whitlam Aust Federal Govt dismissal by Queen's representative in 1975 & Pine Gap is secret US spy base in remote Australia. It relates the general peoples' complacency/apathy at the time and how we let things happen to us without questioning because of preocupation of beach, sporting, TV and pub life.
Songs like this sparked a growing awakening, self-education, curiosity with increased environment/humanitarian movement/awareness that happened in the 80s.
They really did lead the charge on many things. What an awesome band
And nothing has changed.
Ever seen Australia? We had the last laugh, tea leafs or not this is the place to be.
And happy to say as a 19-20 in the 80's in aus I got to see the oils a few times, they do a great show.
Yes they do ( or did!)
First time I heard the Oils was while on a Contiki trip through Russia in '88, as soon as I got back to London, I imported their Albums 10,9,8, and Red sails form Australia.
Peter always danced like an epileptic scarecrow.
Such a rich history from this band.
10,9,8... one of the great albums, amazing energy!
This concert was on Goat island in the middle of Sydney harbour. The people there had all won tickets from a local radio station. I didn't win a ticket but wasn't going to let that hold me back. A mate and I swam across from Simmons Point reserve and got smuggled into the concert. Great concert but the swim back in the pitch black was a bit dodgy.
Oh that is epic! Good on you! Glad you survived!
Brilliant!
That would have been a "cool" experience
Considering Sydney Harbour is full of Bull Sharks, among other bites 😂 I say it was very dodgy 🥶
What a brilliant aussie story. Bloody gold. 😅
AWESOME Guys! The 80's Australian music scene was brilliant and Oils where there with some Banging songs. Just as well I can only hit the "Like" button once LoL Great choice George!
Tell your friends and get them to like it too! There were some amazing bands at that time in Australia. I was so used to listen to the Hoodoo Gurus and hunters and collectors and I even had a great single from a band called The Johnnys
@@TheThamesmenToo I saw Hoodoo Gurus alot along with Choirboys, The Church, Rose Tattoo just to name a few! Hot Summer nights rockin out at outdoor gigs...ahhh those were the Days LoL I'm sending your Link to everyone I know hahaha
@@TheThamesmenToo The Johnnys - Highlights of a Dangerous life is a ripping album.I still drag it out now and then. Might drag it out now.
It's so weird to think this is almost 40years old...and the words are even more an indictment of us today
They are smart people and write great lyrics
G'day mates! Keep this up George and you'll be in the running for an honorary Australian citizenship. I love the Oils...bloody incredible live.
You are absolutely right as Live they are spectacular. I would love to be an Australian, one of my favorite countries in the world
I feel very lucky to have seen them live
So good live, seeing them September again (finally Perth has reopened). Rob First is such a legend.
Northern beaches Sydney a little surf club early 80's off my tree at least 1000 middle of summer and maximum capacity 200....
Good time to be alive
We never actually say _G'day mates_ . If there's several people to greet with one term, it's something like, G'day _fellas, lads,_ or _youse c*nts_ . 🤠👍
Jim Moginie and Rob Hirst have been playing together since 1972. By 1976 Peter Garrett and Martin Rotsey were in the band and their first album came out in 1978.
It is an amazingly long run that they have had as a band. As I think I said before and they still sound as good today as they did back then
@@TheThamesmenToo Yeah their first album came out in 1978, the Blue Meanie album, followed by Head Injuries, which has their best song "live" in my opinion on it, "Stand In Line", which is a true fan favourite. A mongrel of a song. Power and the Passion, yes i still love the song if played live, in the moment, but it's not one i would listen to on a regular basis. Their album 10-1, released in '82 is quite possibly one of THE best albums, from start to finish, EVER. Have a listen to it. It's Amazing..
Would you critique Bad by U2 ?
My mate and I were fishing at the opera house that day we heard the warm up. Left our rods and nicked a row boat that was tied up at the dock 🤣 ended up at THE BEST GIG I EVER SAW . 😎🇦🇺👍
Put the boat back and the rods were still there…
Sadly wouldn’t be today . But saw them on the last tour too still brilliant. Deep dive early oils you won’t regret it.
My friends and I were fans of Midnight Oil from the 70's and saw them live here in Sydney quite a lot. By 1985 we hadn't seen them in a few years, and when we did my mother said we were "trying to relive our youth" hahaha
The amount of time They have been around and still consistently good is amazing. Last saw him live in LA about four years ago and they were as good as ever.
Very proud of my convict heritage, and lucky to be an Aussie growing up to all the Aussie talent, we were lucky, we could here all the music from around the world as well as our own homegrown talent which the rest of the world missed out on -until now with reaction channels all the rage atm. Thanks guys.
I wish I could live in Australia as an awesome place. Thank you for supporting thank you for being
Rob is my all time fav drummer and he kills it in this song ❤️
He is the driving force of the band
Excellent! Peter Garret is awesome. The way he dances is like a rock 'n' roll Frankenstein! (I mean that as a compliment). One of my favorite Oil songs. The band was killing it too!!!!
Love every thing they do. So good.
The Oils. One of our greatest bands. A bunch of blokes with university degrees who could blow the roof off.
Their lead singer, Peter Garrett actually served in federal government and was appointed Minister of Education in 2010.
Crazy good. See them in a couple of weeks in LA. Cant wait
I absolutely agree ,the best band in the world as far as I'm concerned.
I remember this concert was shown on TV on a Saturday night. "Oils On The Water". It was brilliant.
What a time to have been alive for sure
My ancestors paid to come out here between the 1850's and 1890's. They made the right decision escaping your wonderful weather. No convicts in my family tree.
Trust us I think we are jealous of you Australians!
Love the 10 to 1 album. Oils rock…👍🏻🇦🇺
Really do. More soon on main channel
Came here from the main channel. This is my favourite Midnight Oil track & one of my all-time top ten tracks ever - though I have to say the original recorded version is edgier and more passionate. Thanks for featuring it ☺️
And thank you for finding us here and your support
My all time favourits live band.
Going to see them for one last time next Tuesday here in Los Angeles. Sad but looking forward to seeing them
Best and most powerful live band in the world. The Oils are just a force of their own.
So sad that it is the last tour coming up
George, if you really want to see the them in full flight check out their full concert 1982 Capitol Theatre recorded for 2JJ radio station. Now that is the epitome Oils going off.
Perfect. Thank you for guidance. Will check it out. Maybe if we can get the 500 likes we can get to do some
Of it on the channel!
Check out Wanda Beach as well! AMAZING! 🖐🎼💖
Wannda beach live early eighties look it up
I'll add my voice to Daniel's - the Live at the Capitol concert is a blistering concert. Pretty well all the concert is on CZcams I think: start with the opening number, Only the Strong. I promise that you'll never have seen any band producing more energy and intensity on stage. And in every case, read the lyrics, which are deadly serious. This is an extraordinary performance. Also, search for their appearance on Jool Holland's Up Late show. They sing two songs there: My Country, and Truganini. Forgive me, there's something about the mighty Peter Garrett calling out in the middle of the former to let the Union Jack burn, while singing to a British audience!
Best riff of the 80s
G’Day from Straya (Australia) Best Aussie Band Ever.🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘❤️
George Here, for me yes!
Best live concert you will ever see simply brilliant
Awesome thank you. I've always loved the Oils, my favourite album is Blue Sky Mining but have not seen them live. Well I'm fixing that as I have tickets to their Sydney concert in April next year. Woohoo!
Well I am very jealous you will have an amazing gig. Thanks again
Beds are Burning is my favourite Oils song.
That is a great one of course
That sound at 9min10sec comes out of Rob's drum solo to torching guitars - so good!
Been an Oils fan from the 70s in Sydney. Great band live.
It is hard to believe how long they have been around and how relevant
The Royal Antler at Narabben!
Talk about a mixed bag. Loved the comparison to the Clash and B-52s, but then to say it was empty. Made me re watch it, and honestly I'm starting to think Alex makes his tea in the microwave! And great grandpa was a horse thief so put some respect in your voice! I'd still love to see more Oils if you're up for it George, or Gurus. I'll add a couple of my fave Oils songs below shortly for YOUR enjoyment. Great video gents, more please!
Short Memory - czcams.com/video/fC82jR6FSoM/video.html
US Forces - czcams.com/video/w29r322jqlY/video.html
Enjoy!
Wow those are two great versions. In particular the short memory is absolutely blinding. Loved it. Thanks for sharing [if you didn’t guess it was George here!]
Very respectable profession is Horse Thief. It could have been City Trader
That's the best concert ever, on Goat Island in Sydney Harbour. This is the concert that made me a life time fan.
Looked amazing. Oh for a Time Machine
@@TheThamesmenToo This was a free concert put on by The Australian Broadcasting Commission (ABC) for the tenth birthday of their Youth network Radio station, 2JJ (Now TripleJ on the FM Dial) The Station got their listeners to phone in when they played an Oils song and callers would get tickets to the concert. The concert was simulcast on both ABC Radio and Television, all around Australia. which is where I saw it, on TV in a little seaside village in country Victoria. From what I was told at the time, Midnight Oil played for free, as a thank you to The ABC and 2JJ for giving them their start when the commercial stations didn't want to know them.
@@ChrisAnderson42 That is a great to know. How cool.
I saw my first Midnight Oil concert in a small town called Wagga in the 1990's. They were supported by The Living End, who blew the house down in the opening act. Then the Oils came on and absolutely lifted the roof.
They would have been in their fifties then, playing in front of a uni crowd in their early twenties. But they absolutely smashed it.
How awesome. You are damn lucky!
Oh man. I taped this off of the live simulcast and then wore that cassette out. What a great concert.
I want to see the whole thing!
@@TheThamesmenToo It was released as "Oils On The Water". Look for that.
💚💚💚 😊Thank you for sharing your Video
I love put down that weapon. So relevant today
Unfortunately true
Love midnight oil one of those bands you just can't keep still... watching you from Australia
Thanks for support. More Midnight Oil in the new year!
Peter Garrett is now a member of Parliment in Australia either as an Independent or a member of the Green Party
Think not any more
More subscribers means more midnight oil, i'll agree to that any day, i have to tell you midnight oil have been blowing the roofs off pubs and clubs since 1978 do yourselves a favour and research the oils, and listen to there albums from the first to the latest, you will fall in love as i did.
George Here, I lived in Sydney in 1985/86 and that was when I first came across them and has been my favorite band ever since
I’ve seen this song live 3 times and it always leaves me in a speechless bliss. They are so unique and represent an Australian sound. Thank you for this 😊
Thank you for your support appreciate it. In fact we had so much support on this track that we will be doing more midnight oil on the main channel. Video coming soon
😃😃😃lovely😃😃morning
“It’s better to die on your feet than live on your knees”
Very relevant lyric living in Melbourne the most locked down city in the world.
with those out and about risking killing those with more sense.
True everywhere currently! World gone mad. Hope you are safe and well
love that you don't interrupt the song like other Reactors. As previously said review Stand In Line from same show...effing insane
Well we want to listen to the music! Thanks for the recommendation most helpful
Fantastic My friend
Not quite the start of Midnight Oil. They formed in 1977 on Sydney’s Northern Beaches.
It is an amazing long history
Special😍
🤗 Pete was huge & commanding on some of those small NYC stages from those early shows. 🥰 May get a June 19, 2022 ticket to see MO at Hammerstein in NYC. ☺️🐰
Brilliant. I have tickets for here in LA. Cant wait
Fun fact: Lead singer Pete Garett became the Australian Minister of the Environment.
Walks the walk as well as talks the talk
waiting on next video📍
Hey guys great song choice, the oils are legendary.
Can you check out another local Australian band called the living end. Song all torn down
Thank you for the support we appreciate you being here and thank you for the suggestion
Great choice guys.Drummer Rob Hirst,Oz's answer to Keith Moon.What a weapon.
He really is!
Peter Garrett, AM, was an MP for 9 years (2004-2013). The Oils' music was always political, and he put his money where his mouth is and actually ran for election.
I don't necessarily agree with all his politics, but some sentiments are truly bi-partisan: "Better to die on your feet than to live on your knees."
And I love most of their songs. Check out: Blue Sky Mine, Forgotten Years, King of the Mountain, US Forces, Hercules, Short Memory, Read About It, Gunbarrel Highway, The Dead Heart, Bullroarer and Warakurna - just to name a few of my faves, but truth be told most of their stuff is great.
George here. Love them and have for years. Seeing them in June in LA and can’t wait
Loving the seamless background. You'd never know you were in different cities.
The wonders of Modern technology! If we were in the same place it may get messy!
A not commonly known fact ,Rob Hurst hits the drums so hard ,they screw them to the floor ,I recommend, anyone who enjoys this ,they check out the whole concert ,it's called midnight oil ,oils on the water.
Brilliant. Thanks
Gosh😉 Very very Fine
I forgot how much I loved the Oils, thanks Guys.
Saw them last night in Los Angeles. A religious experience!
Love you 😍😍😍😍
I love the Oils concerts where they spin the chocolate wheel and sing whatever song it lands on.... So cool.
Amazing they know their material so well. Not many could do that
What an Awesome live Version fantastic.👊😁👏👏👏👏😊🤘 thank you.
Thank you for your support we really appreciate it
Great mates, hot girls, beers bundy and bands like the Oils, Cold Chisel,INXS, Angels, Hunter’s. What a time
That sounds like my 6 months in Sydney in 1985!
Saw these guy’s in the 80s could not believe the energy they created never had that feeling from any other band.
Saw them last week and still have it!
Thanks so much for sharing!
Oils on Water is a great concert film. It was rereleased a couple of years ago.
Will have to watch whole thing. Thanks
Thank you. The Oils are unique. You can't slot them into any category. .Isn't it time this went on Channel A? 1.7k likes?
We cant move videos, it would take uploading again and then it would feel like cheating as would have in two places. That said we did other Midnight oil tracks on Channel One since then.
Awww love the Oils. I have my ticket for March next year. Only my third time seeing them. Great reaction, thanks guys.
So jealous. I hope you have an amazing show it will be an historic tour
@@TheThamesmenToo Thanks so much. Me too. Our borders (Western Aust.) are opening up in Feb so first time I'll have to where a mask since pandemic started. Fingers crossed it doesn't get cancelled all together. Damn you Omicron.
The Oils were awesome....There is another song everybody loves called Beds Are Burning...Peter Garrett the lead singer ended up becoming a Federal politician by the way for the Labor Party..
Do you love beds are burning. Did you see our other midnight oil track on the main channel. We covered stand in line and it was amazing
This looks incredible!!!
v oils- one of best bands to cme frm au, hard hiting n trythful lkyrics n lots pasion, try us forces, beds r burning, deadheart etc etc.
Did you see we did stand in line on the main channel? Thanks for the suggestions
Very nice😋👏
awesome!💝 top💜
My first favourite - and still sentimental favourite - song by my old sentimental favourite band. Am bittersweet about the final tour, as it's after many years in hibernation. Their last shows have been better than I hoped - harder when necessary, more beautiful and delicate where required, and covering their entire career.
Yes, I genuinely dance like Garrett - and at gigs with many other bands too. 😄
Good on you. Always dance like no one is watching.
Dropped in to say Love ya show fellas👍
Especially any Oz content of course lol.
The Oils are the best Live band I've seen. Still as good just a couple of years ago 🤘
Divinyls were a sensational Live band too!!
As were INXS ..( I was fortunate to be at the 'Live Baby Live' gig at Wembley in '91. .twas😎 AF!
The band's on beforehand were: Hothouse Flowers,Jesus Jones,Debra Harry,Roachford, Jellyfish.
..Then, (from memory😐) just before sunset hit,..INXS kicked off.
*It'll all be in my memoirs 👍 🤔🤣
A hugely fond memory of my 3yrs in England 🎯 ♥️
..and INXS kicked it in the d!CK!!! 🤘🤘🌏🇦🇺
hope yas get to 500! ..More OILS 👍
Holy crap we reached 500. Thank you for the support. I bet INXS live would’ve been amazing
@@TheThamesmenToo they were Brill👍👍 & now glad to relive it on Blu-ray😎
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Jimmy Sharman's Boxers is the must see track from this concert. If you thought the last minute of Power and the Passion was good, you will be blown away by the last 3 mins of this. Powerful and emotional vocals and the crescendo of horns and guitars is sensational.
Turn it up loud.
George here. I really love that track so that sounds a great idea. Thank you for the support
By far the best song in this set is Back on the Borderline- it blows you away, and that's just the drum intro.
Great Drum solo Rob Hirst
He is great for sure
I’m with you, George! I would absolutely fly down to Aus to see them. My friend Colin already has tickets and I don’t recall ever being so envious! I’m hoping they announce a US tour, but if not…
Alex, if you really want a cashmere hat, I can knit you one. You gotta buy the yarn, though!
Unfortunately I don’t think we will get the 500 likes! So I doubt Alex will have an excuse to eat a hat!
@@TheThamesmenToo I may just have to stack the deck, then…
Peter would be over 60yo now. Won't have the same energy
@@Art-fl8jn I saw Peter Garrett three times on their last USA tour and he was AMAZING! The same energy, his voice was fabulous and he looked like he was truly enjoying himself. Definitely in my top concert experiences!
2 things,.. I've got my tickets for next year and am looking forward to seeing them.
My wifes great great great grandmother was sent out here on the first fleet as a convict for stealing fabric. Initially sentenced to death but commuted to 7 yrs in the colonies. She never went back.
What a great history. If that had not happened you would not get to see the final tour. I am jealous
Saw them at Selina's at the Coogee Bay Hotel in '86-ish....the most powerful performance I have ever witnessed.
Amazing band.
Hirst's drumming is exceptional.
Very jealous!
Loved it, my favourite song of theirs. It's 'A' channel material in my opinion,, Another good one, cheers guys!
Thank you for the support. Anything you can do to get us up to 500 likes and have Alex eat his hat would be appreciated!
They had a few albums before the one this song was on was released.
Great albums too
We got the best of you. You must have sent all your cricket talent to.
Not sure the word Cricket and talent belong together in the UK currently! There was a covid joke going around was that the only Rapid test you could find were on the cricket pitch!
Best thing Midnight Oil & Garret can do is fade into oblivion.
We can celebrate their greatness for sure? They have had a great run
I was at an Oils concert at The Spit (Gold Coast) in '92 and they were fair dinkum GOING OFF! Halfway through Power and the Passion, Garrett stops and brings everything to a halt. Fans were surging towards the stage and in danger of getting crushed. Pete says, 'Hey people, so no one gets hurt, I need everyone to take a big step back'. As one, the crowd took a big step back...The big unit commanded respect.
How awesome. Proper
Pre-1984 Midnight Oil was the best to watch and listen to. They were so raw and energetic. Once Peter Garrett became a Christian, they started mellowing out. Their greatest live shows are from the era of the Capitol Tour - "No Time For Games" and "I don't want to be the one" were just brilliant. I wish I was a about 4-5 years older to fully appreciate that era of theirs.
Oh for a time machine. MAybe that was the era but I saw them a month or so ago and still an amazing show
I'm guilty of doing the Peter Garrett , Axl Rose, Michael Hutchence INXS, dance moves. Hilarious . 🤣🤣
Always dance like no one is watching. Very liberating!
If you mix punk and folk, you get Midnight Oil.
Great observation. That is really true
Loved the Oils
Been watching the Themesman for a while now. I think you would love Ne Obliviscaris live in Colorado. And plague flowers the Kaliedescope.
Thank you for the suggestions and thank you for the support we appreciate it
The oils have just dropped another new track from their new fourth coming album. !!
Not listened yet but I better straight away!
Ha Ha As an Aussie, I loved the convict quip.
Sorry about that. An old traditional joke made by English people!
Midnight Oil makes U2 look like Justin Bieber
Nicely put!
10 to 1 is my favourite Oils album.
Yep that is a great album
You guys are cunny funts🙂👍😂🤣😂😎👌👍 midnight oil rocks boys grew up in the 70's and 80's great times great music keep up the good reviews old mate's
Glad you enjoyed it
I have to add midnight oils drummer Rob Hurst is a power house drummer, there early stuff will hook you, bus to bondi smashes it, i would love to hear what you think after you do your research, midnight oil are Australian rock royalty
Did you check out the reaction to "stand in Line" on our main channel?
You said the Oils don't sound like their location, where have you been? From the 70s onward they have been synonymous with Australian rock... They played the closing ceremony of the Sydney Olympics....
Off course they are Australian Royalty but They are bigger than that I think was the point