This Is How You Run a SHOW!!! | The Angels - Mr. Damage (Live in Narara 1983) | REACTION
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Doc was unique, hard act to follow..rip doc..so much energy..always gave 100%..every show in every pub and country hall across the nation.absolute legend of the aussie rock scene.
“Doc Neeson” - so much energy.
So many fantastic songs in that concert. Pick any one of them. The Angels knew how to Rock. Saw them a few times, live, back in the days of my youth. Always the best Saturday night of your life.
Best New Year's Eve - Angels and Spy vs Spy at ANU Refectory. Hanging out with the bands after till the wee hours of the morning. Life was good back in '89/90. RIP Doc.
@@AndrewFishmanThat's an awesome memory mate! I would have enjoyed that, too. 👍
I was at this concert in 1983 it was at Narara in NSW about one hour north of Sydney.It was a three day concert with every Aussie band you could imagine.I still dont think it has been topped in Australia ever!!!!!
Grew up with them in my high school days..on the same level as Ac/Dc..and beyond...
Well I for one have seen the Angels many times, I am 62 so when he died in 2014 it was a really shit time, they played on university campuses, wow did we rock and get wild then, rest in Peace DOC NEESON.
“Comin Down” has to be your next Angels song please
The way you were dancing there ...now imagine being amongst a hundred or so aussies in the crowd jumping n going off just like you ...now your at an aussie Angels gig! And its like that from the time they come on stage til the time they leave. Even today with their current line up ...still awesome to be at an Angels gig!
I remember, vaguely as I was generally drunk and stoned, seeing The Angels back in the late 1970s, in pubs, bars and taverns in Sydney. I feel their recordings,band even the filming of their performances, never captured the pure energy of the band live. Doc Neeson was one of the great front men in the history of rock. The way he commanded the stage left everyone else in his shadow. Who needed punk when we had Australian Pub Rock. He same dynamism but with great playing. (Though admittedly I did love The Saints, Radio Birdman, Ramones, Sex Pistols et al)
We gave the world ACDC and kept the best for ourselves
Maan, you are ott and cracked me up😂. Thanks for bringing The Angels to a whole new audience. Oz rock royalty down under!!!🙏
RIP Doc! He and Peter Garret (Midnight Oil....and another Aussie band you should check out) were masters of telling/singing a song with their bodies! Love the channel mate!
As a 55yo Aussie i have seen The Angels heaps of Times 👍 Awesome Live Band - sadly the Rock Live Band Scene (esp here in Perth Western Australia) is no where near as vibrant as it once was in my younger years but i must admit i am Huge Fan of Mexico's The Warning so looking forward to catching them Live A.S.A.P 🙃🍺🦘
The live music scene in Melbourne is alive and well. 2 new venues close to home have popped up recently, so there are now 6 within a 25 minute walking distance from where I live.
Muddy?
I must have seen the angels 50 times here in Perth. I'm 54. Glory days.
@@PaulAndrewsAustralia Heya Paul - did you catch them headlining Bindoon Rock as i did - we got there early & heard Doc Neeson over PA "the early bird 🐦 gets the worm" 🪱 so like idiots we popped some acid tabs & rushed down to watch them & it f*cked my whole W.E as took me 2 days to get over the acid - i hate acid nowadays 🤣
That whole concert is astounding
As a .54 yr old Aussie I so wish I could bring you over, 30 yrs ago when every weekend you could see these bands somewhere close and in a much intimate way. Life was good 😊
Coogee bay hotel middle late 80s...Celinas
Highly recommend Between the Eyes by The Angels. 😎
Hmmm... Aussie bands... Rose Tattoo, Angels, AC/DC... I thin you need to give another Aussie band a try - The Radiators. From the same era too :)
Came back, cause your reaction was so fun. Reaction almost as good as the song, deserves a bigger view count.
The dark laugh, the scream, the stage presence, the energy, god i miss him. Do this to one tenth and audiences will love ya.
All rockers should love a star performance, and, my god, those guitars!
I love your Angels reactions!
Please do "No Secrets" by The Angels! that one is great!
Have seen them so many times since 1979 gotta love the Angels 😁 two of their songs I've always thought would make great entrance songs for a wrestler lol. This track and Shadow boxer
The song was inspired by a biker who turned up backstage at the infamous Comb And Cutter Hotel in Blacktown, NSW. He was well over 6 foot tall, covered in tatts and said to the band "I'm Damage". And so the legend of Mr Damage was born...
Love your reactions, One of the most underrated bands ever, So good, 2 more Aussie bands for you , radio birdman
and v spy v spy.
Good call birdman will spin his head 😂
Steve & Dano, Birdman rock
Lead guitarist Rick Brewster once said he decided early in the band's career to stand absolutely still because he never knew where Doc Neeson (singer) was going to go, and neither did Doc. I would recommend you check out the studio version, just as hot. Other tracks you might like include "I Ain't The One," "After The Rain," Can't Shake It." Another fun fact: The Angels were part of the stable that enjoyed the polish of producers Vanda & Young. Harry Vanda & George Young were members of Australian rock royalty, The Easybeats, and George Young is Malcolm & Angus Young's older brother.
Mate you're wandering thru my youth . It's awsome.
Good to see you enjoying our Aussie Angels. I grew up with this music in my teen years & now into my 60's. You love it from these videos, & good on you for enjoying them. BUT, You have know idea how being at the Angels gigs live watching Doc perform live in front of you made your adrenalin pump. My adrenalin, in my 60's, PUMPS when I play the Angels music loud through my sound system. If I am going to have a heart attack & die. I hope it happens while I am blasting out my Angels music. Great way to die. 👍
Good ol' Aussie Rock
Incredible performance and track
Hey Mr Rock n Roll, Thankyou!! Now you know Mr Damage. Mr Doc Neeson delivered in spades. He is a legend my friend. And yep check the studio one out also, lyrics awesome. So so many songs to pick. My faves are: Outcast. No Secrets. Love Takes Care. Thanks so much again. APPRECIATED.
"Comin' Down " will melt your face. Btw I was at Narara, it went for 3 days. I remember none of it. Check out the Radiators, "Comin' Home". Awesome Aussie pub rock.
fun fact. The Angels agreed to pay royalties to Status Quo due to similaritis between Am I ever gonna see your face again, and Status Quos Lonely night. Listen to it on youtube and compare the 2 songs. I think Staus Quo had a case to sue, but apparently the 2 bands were friends and aggreed on royalties instead of a court case
I remember the Enmore Theatre gig during the Liveline tour. We were down the front in the small bit in front of the first seats, packed in and going hard. Mr Damage kicked in and the crowd went fkn nuts. My mate, small bloke, got his foot stuck at the back near the seats but carried on. At the end Doc launched himself (all 6ft 6 of him) into the crowd, landing right over my mate, stared him down, gave him the devil horns and laughed. My mate couldn’t react because his foot was now deeply wedged and he was carrying Doc’s weight. Somehow it all turned out right but we bought a bag of ice at a local servo later so he could sit on the train and nurse his ankle. Amazing show.
You need to check out the whole concert. "THE ANGELS LIVE AT NARRARA". Also studio versions of everything.
Hi mr rock n roll if you like what you’ve heard from the Angels you would like I ain’t the one, ivory stairs and face the day
No one did it like Doc.
Check out The Living End - Punk Rockabilly band from Melbourne and Wolfmother from Sydney. Awesome Aussie stuff.
Must have seen The Angels at least 10 times - they new how to rock and Doc as a front man is up there with the best few in the world. He could work a crowd beautifully!
As Aussie ,i got to see The Angels a few times live ..absolutely pure entertainment. First time they where David Bowies support band at Melbourne MCG and i was 16 in 1978 ,Doc Martin was absolutely wild ! Thanks for reminding me how good they where .
Doc Martin?
The angels are my childhood mum loves them, she went to alot of concerts the angels have to be my 2nd favorite band bon jovi is my top. But i still love the angels rip doc neeson❤
OMG, I'm glad that you love that one man. I learned to recite it word for word when I was about 16. Now late 50's and still love to crank it up and sing to that one.
I still don't know the actual meaning, but all I have heard is that it was written about some drunk guy coming from their show deciding if he should drive his car home or not. He was known as Mr. Damage. That came from John Brewster himself. The Angels were like that. They'd write about fairly ordinary stuff and make it sound big.
I can sort of see it in the lyrics that Mr. Damage may have killed somebody or somebodies drunk driving. "Holding council with the King and Queen means his decision to drive drunk or not. Just my interpretation. Mr. Damage holds the curse.They would never perform that song for many years but the fans loved it and wanted it. Often Doc would say "You asked for this, now take it!"
Can sort of put the pieces together that he was seen 3 days later in a brand new suit of clothes for a very special day to attend the funeral of whom or those he killed whilst drunk driving. My interpretation only. I don't know who Mr.Damage is (probably was),, but he'd probably not want to reveal himself that the song was about him.
Maybe when they knew he had died, then they start playing it at concerts. Before, they would never play it live. All the lyrics seem to fit with what writer or Co-writer John Brewster said that it was about a drunk guy they called Mr.Damage making that decision whether to drive home drunk or not.Which ended in tragedy. Of course that is massive, and massively sad, but I was first thinking that it was about the fall of Rome or some big event in history that changed the world. Tragedies always change something, They were/are much more intelligent than an average pub rock band.
Since I had recited it word for word since 16, I would say that it is about a drunk driver " Mr. Damage" who was seen 3 days later in a brand new suit of clothes, for a very special day. ie: attending a funeral.
Of course, holding frozen hands means dead hands. The problem with the Angels and Mr.Damage holds the curse is a great rocking lyric but I have watched them so many times and always went out sweating so much. They are good guys and have good morals. I think this was a conundrum with the band. RIP wonderful Doc.
The best "Front man" Australia ever had.
RIP Doc. So many great shows..The Enmore, The Hordern, Parra Leagues, Blacktown Ice Rink. Such memories. Had the Narara VHS and played it all the time.
Face The Day by them is also fiyaah.
Mate you have the best reactions by far.
Try Straitjacket Mr Rock N Roll...another Angels masterpiece. Love your work by the way.
Dude you are so GD happy and excited by this. I grew up on Doc being in high school in Australia in the 80s.
Ivory Stairs live at LA Trobe is probably the best Angels song ever!!!!!!
Showing my age… but I saw these legends many times here in Aussie land. They were a really fun live band. RIP Doc.
You need to hear Grinspoon doing Lost Control my man.
AUSSIE FIREPOWER!!! They are one of the greatest ever! Wish I saw Doc. Seen them since he passed!! 🤘🇦🇺
I must say buddy you missed out on a band you will never forget , best Aussie band to do the pub circuit and i mean pub circuit seen them so many times doc would spot me out in the crowd and high five me, got to know him in his later years and even got a specula present from him that’ll I’ll never forget, he suffered in the end with pain and wasn’t nice to see what was a fit man turn into nothing but a shadow boxer of himself they even bought AC/DC amps before they went overseas.RIP DOC NEVER FORGOTTEN
You got do the Angles song Dogs are talking you will love it
One of their many great songs RIP Doc. Acca Dacca (AC/DC) were coming up through the ranks at the same time as The Angels, we were very lucky.
It's like a harder version of the clash
Give the Baby Animals a listen, mate. Suze DeMachi has a fukn great voice, and that band is another Aussie legend. She was married to Nuno Bettencourt from Extreme for a few years, and they did some shows together.
This is a lost era , one in which bands had a unique sound, and the Aussie pub rock scene was in full swing. All gone now
You’re not wrong there mate, I was raised on good old fashioned Aussie pub rock, saw many great bands like the Angels, Rose Tattoo etc, all brilliant live.
@masteryoda498 I miss Chrissie and the Divinyls the most
@@TorquilBletchleySmythe
Same here, The Late Chrissy Amphlett (R.I.P), was a terrific lead singer, and I saw the Divynls live, great band.
Fun fact no pubs in Australia play this cause everyone use to trash the joint
Doc Neesons energy was offset nicely by the Guitarist (Rick Brewster) who hardly moved at all throughout their concerts. LOL
Ah, Mr Damage was based on a bloke from the old blood house that was the Comb and Cutter
Mr Damage
The Angels
Holding council with the king and queen
Trying hard to decide the fate of their regime
There's only one needed to complete the harmonizin'
And that's a man with a voice like a scraping violin
Waiting for Mr. Damage
Toothless jaws gumming melancholy stuff
A burst of rapid fire Spanish from a window up above
Students out to pose in their studied dissarray
Books of Sartre, Marcuse openly displayed
Waiting for, Mr. Damage
Mr. Damage, walks through the door of his sacrificial church
Mr. Damage, meet you in the lobby and he'll leave you in the lurch
Mr. Damage, stands at the altar, sermon of the search
All the faithful follow
Resident winos stumbling and lurching
Walking cadavers smiling and searching
Man with the DT's looking at the feeble glossy
Portraits of long dead celebrated people
Waiting for Mr. Damage
Trying hard just to keep a candle lit
A leather flyer leaves the subway anxious to admit
That the marvelled one so recently deposed was seen
Three days later in a brand new suit of clothes
Brand new suit of clothes for a very special day
A brand new suit of clothes for a very special day
A brand new suit of clothes for a very special day
A very special day, a very special day, a very very very special day
Mr Damage holds a curse
Mr Damage drives a hearse
Don't you know who did it first, Mr Damage
Holding council with the king and queen
Trying hard to decide the fate of their regime
There's only one thing needed to complete the harmonizin'
And that's a man with a voice like a scraping violin
Waiting for Mr. Damage
Mr. Damage, walks through the door of his sacrificial church
Mr. Damage, meet you in the lobby and he'll leave you in the lurch
Mr. Damage, stands at the altar, sermon of the search
All the faithful follow
Holding frozen hands as Mr.
Holding frozen hands as Mr.
Holding frozen hands as Mr.
Damage holds the curse
Come to Australia and see the band Icehouse with Iva Davies and Michael Paynter
Hola.
Kryptos - Afterbourne.
Saludos.
Tgats why I Often Call Doc Nlielson The Greatest Singer In History. When yiu encompass all the factors tgat make up a Lead Singer You Quickly See Why Hes Prob The Greatest To Ever Oick Up A Microphone! Angel City was my first of 180 Concerts!!!
This was the first outdoor festival/concert I went to, it was a bit of a blur but I remember The Angels were great, so were all the other bands there which included:
Friday
Zoo
Choirboys
Jon English
Divinyls
Moving Pictures
Australian Crawl
Saturday
Zarsoff Bros
Goldrush
Mark Gillespie
Dynamic Hepnotics
Mental As Anything
Radiators
The Church
INXS
The Angels
Men At Work
Sunday
Mighty Guys
Uncanny X-Men
Allniters
Jo Jo Zep
Dragon
Mi-Sex
Goanna
Richard Clapton
Cold Chisel
Rose Tattoo
MUST BE ..AFTER THE RAIN..(NARARA 1983)
Another classic band from down under... Screaming Jets. React to their song called "Better"
or The Living End. song called Prisioner of Society
CHECK OUT IVORY STAIRS BY THE ANGELS LIVE AT LATROBE UNIVERSITY… PROBABLY AT THEIR ABSOLUTE PEAK… VERY VERY TUFF.
Have a look at "Comin Down"
Definitely Coming Down and Fashion and Fame
Mersaille!
Man, love your instinct of Rock ... and can I say (as an all time Angels fan) His Lyrics 'Doc Neesons' are more amazing than Bon Scotts when stood side by side ... Im sure Angus from down here would also agree ...
They all played the Pub scenes, they all performed well .. but the USA only picked ACDC .. Lame but true .. 😄
Alexander
Angels
G'day mate. If you farted when you heard The Angels, you'll absolutely shit yourself when you hear "Run To Paradise" by the Choir Boys. Not a lot of good live versions out there (at least, not that I can find), but you might enjoy the official vid.
Have you even heard of Cold Chisel yet?
Another Aussie band that will blow your mind is the baby animals and the song ain’t gonna get
Dude please, you need to react to "2021 em uma música".
It's a compilation of the best songs of the year, made by a Brazilian youtuber. He's name is Lucas Inutilismo.
It's just wonderful.
Metallica new song LUX AETERNA
You have no Cold Chisel? WTF are you thinking? You like/love Angels, Rose Tattoo and ACDC, but no Chisel of Jimmy Barnes? Are you fucking serious?
yeah bro, a very special day
The Agels Live at Nara, see him at work on stage