Something non Aussies struggle to understand, is our use of "disrespectful respect". You don't see much more passion and respect for a legendary Aussie Rock band, than in the crowds "chorus" to this.
Most English speaking people struggle to understand a fucking word we say. Especially country Queenslanders who tend to drawl each word in the others. Iknowifuckendo, ay
Kiwi in aussie in the 80s- saw these guys live at Seagulls Tweed Heads NSW 1988 with my bf - i was 17 loved them then- love them now still- one of the best, but sadly underrated bands from Aussie. Still a band whos songs can be played years later and still bring the house down and have the unofficial chorus screamed back(or as the case may be for me- whilst pogoing round ya lounge like a jellypig singing the words at the top of ya lungs.. 35 years later #Boganforlifeitseems 🤘🤘
Probably, but Flowers who became Icehouse after their first album, were an excellent band at Maroubra Seals Club, in 1980. I only saw Cold Chisel on tour, not in a pub, but they were very talented.
I saw these guys play the Bridgeway Hotel here in Adelaide back in the day....Got the honour of going back stage and meeting the band...Best day of my life....
Listen to the '79, '88, '14 versions in a row,... the Angels evolved the sound, but never lost the passion. That pause for the first refrain, and the jump down to the crowd, that's a bands response to being told "We don't want to broadcast the crowd,..." :D
Thank you.I remember seeing them more than once.And l mainly remember 3things One docs scarf. 2 l remember his crazy eyes.And the main thing l remember is how every time l saw them. The floor bounced up and down all Great band
Yes - The floor was moving a lot at Cronulla Leagues Club one night . Got downstairs after the show , glass everywhere from the chandeliers falling from the ceiling . They blew the roof off at Bluesfest this year with Dave Gleeson singing.
I saw them as a 17 yo kiwi chick freshly arrived with my bf at Seagulls in Tweed heads 1988- still one of the best concerts for high octane performance - from the band and the crowd 😂 I played it at a bar I was working in, back in NZ a few years back- and when I yelled out the unofficial chorus, the patrons just exploded and joined in 😂
Love the lead guitar groove that starts happening at the 4:10 mark. First saw these guys in 1980, then a few times ca 1982/3. Finally saw them again in 2019 - sans Doc, of course. RIP, Mr Doc.
Doc may have passed, but The Angels still Rock hard, and the crowd still jumps from start to finish. GO SEE EM WHILE YOU STILL CAN. Its still an awesome experience. Many of us fans who have followed them from their early days still party hard at their gigs, even with our knees, hips, n back issues. Dave does an awesome job on vocals, without trying to 'replace' Doc. They still play their own gigs, as well as tour at gigs like Red Hot Summer Tour, and similar annual events.
I was introduced to this great band mid 90,s., and they had been around a while then.... But.. They sounded as fresh as ever...The Aussies really love rock, especially the home grown stuff. And there are some great bands to listen to. Go exploring... See what great stuff you find.
You notice the Irish and British are very similar in music and when they perform onstage, in movies, etc. Doc Neeson performance, eccentric dance style is very much like Peter Garrett, indeed. Bon Scott copied everything from Stevie, the cheeky grin, the dance, the taste for the good life, the lot.
10 years today RIP Doc
Something non Aussies struggle to understand, is our use of "disrespectful respect". You don't see much more passion and respect for a legendary Aussie Rock band, than in the crowds "chorus" to this.
thats astraya aye brother oi oi oi
*_"Something non Aussies struggle to understand, is our use of "disrespectful respect". "_* no way get f%cked, f%ck off!! lmao
Yep its an Aussie thing - no other culture has it, not even our cuzins across the Taz
Now because of effing multi effing culturalism it's all tacky third world crap. Australia died by 1990.
Most English speaking people struggle to understand a fucking word we say. Especially country Queenslanders who tend to drawl each word in the others. Iknowifuckendo, ay
I’m an American senior - first time hearing this- love it😂❤
RIP Doc, Oz will always miss you
Almost ten years. This is a song that makes me love this country. Brilliant. This is Australia.
"No way, get fucked, fucked off!"
Aussie Aussie Aussie!!!!!!!!
Kiwi in aussie in the 80s- saw these guys live at Seagulls Tweed Heads NSW 1988 with my bf - i was 17 loved them then- love them now still- one of the best, but sadly underrated bands from Aussie. Still a band whos songs can be played years later and still bring the house down and have the unofficial chorus screamed back(or as the case may be for me- whilst pogoing round ya lounge like a jellypig singing the words at the top of ya lungs.. 35 years later
#Boganforlifeitseems 🤘🤘
This is the Unofficial nation anthem of AUSTRALIA, And we rock!!
Adelaide born,
Angels on the radio.
Flinders educated.
Summer of 1977.
Days on the beach.
We were ourselves.
We were Australia.
Doc saying goodbye in the only way he knew how - belting out one of the Angles many, many awesome anthems of aussie rock.
Best. Pub. Band. Ever
R.I.P Doc Neeson
Along with Echo and the bunnymen and Cold Chisel 👍🏼
Probably, but Flowers who became Icehouse after their first album, were an excellent band at Maroubra Seals Club, in 1980. I only saw Cold Chisel on tour, not in a pub, but they were very talented.
Seven years today since we lost you Doc, may you remain immortal in our memories.
what a bloody legend, love always
This brings tears to my eyes
It seems like longer. He was a legend 😢❤
An Absolute Fitting Tribute, Not only to the original Angel's Band Member's, But to Doc As Well
Memories of rock arena at the Mansfield tavern. God I miss the pub circuit in south East Queensland in the 80s. Miss you Doc.
All the young kids rocking out - nice one 🤘🖤🖤🤘
great to c the young ones getting into the old music..
Why wouldnt we our genarations music is shit
OMG we looked just like that in the 80's, blasted this album in the car, SO fun! They deserve every accolade, best band!!!
Seen the angels in Tasmania in the 80 what a night RIP DOC 🎤
NWGFFO. Great video!
I remember them at the Horden. The atmosphere was electric. Bloody amazing.
I saw these guys play the Bridgeway Hotel here in Adelaide back in the day....Got the honour of going back stage and meeting the band...Best day of my life....
Whenever I'm having a bad "day", this is the reason I stay sain.
CANT WAIT to see them live in australia this year
Saw The Angels in a little club in Hamilton New Zealand in 1990. I was at the very front and it was great. Good times
If this was in 2014, then it was one of his final performances, as he passed in June of that year. What a loss. All good wishes.
No, this was recorded 8th February 2009, St Kilda Festival. Melbourne.
He still had his voice💝
Great to see the youngins carry on the tradition........
ThAnks!!!!!!
Greatings from Barcelona
ThAnks
Listen to the '79, '88, '14 versions in a row,... the Angels evolved the sound, but never lost the passion.
That pause for the first refrain, and the jump down to the crowd, that's a bands response to being told "We don't want to broadcast the crowd,..." :D
The better times.. .
LOVE THIS SONG! WOOOHOOO!
🎵🎶🎵AM I EVER GOING TO SEE YOUR FACE AGAIN.🎶🎵🎶
The roadies holding Doc up is like a prayer. NWGFFO
Love it.
Thank you.I remember seeing them more than once.And l mainly remember 3things One docs scarf. 2 l remember his crazy eyes.And the main thing l remember is how every time l saw them. The floor bounced up and down all Great band
Yes - The floor was moving a lot at Cronulla Leagues Club one night . Got downstairs after the show , glass everywhere from the chandeliers falling from the ceiling . They blew the roof off at Bluesfest this year with Dave Gleeson singing.
I saw them as a 17 yo kiwi chick freshly arrived with my bf at Seagulls in Tweed heads 1988- still one of the best concerts for high octane performance - from the band and the crowd 😂
I played it at a bar I was working in, back in NZ a few years back- and when I yelled out the unofficial chorus, the patrons just exploded and joined in 😂
All Hail The Doc!!!
Love the lead guitar groove that starts happening at the 4:10 mark. First saw these guys in 1980, then a few times ca 1982/3. Finally saw them again in 2019 - sans Doc, of course. RIP, Mr Doc.
PRECOVID what a life it was
Thanks for posting one of the great rock bands from 70's
How good are the angels, the best
!
Legend. All you need to say.
This concert was on Feb 8 2009.
Great Rock😊😊
Proud to have been in the original Chorus back in the day. The first time was actually "get stuffed fuck off".
One of my favorite bands that I never got to see live. Love these guys!
me to, not that i can remember...
Doc may have passed, but The Angels still Rock hard, and the crowd still jumps from start to finish. GO SEE EM WHILE YOU STILL CAN. Its still an awesome experience. Many of us fans who have followed them from their early days still party hard at their gigs, even with our knees, hips, n back issues. Dave does an awesome job on vocals, without trying to 'replace' Doc. They still play their own gigs, as well as tour at gigs like Red Hot Summer Tour, and similar annual events.
I was introduced to this great band mid 90,s., and they had been around a while then.... But.. They sounded as fresh as ever...The Aussies really love rock, especially the home grown stuff. And there are some great bands to listen to. Go exploring... See what great stuff you find.
Miss ya Doc
Rest easy big man
Pure gold
RIP Chris.
✝️💜🕊
This never gets old. Unlike me at 59 😛
59 years young mate 🤙
@@MERNOXOPHLAM That's what I tell my 20yr younger GF!!!
Thanks for sharing!! It was my first real concert!
This one turned out to be his last! :( RIP Doc Neeson!
ThAnk You!!!
Saw them at the "Peaches and cream" festival at cobran in the early 80's, great days
Saw them at the Piggery Byt9n Bay between HSC exams.
Got stoned just by being in the crowd. Best 20 bucks I ever spent.
2009 St Kilda
The Doc! 🥰
Doc Neeson and the Angels, Australian rock law
Why did they sensor the crowd after the first "chorus"? It has ruined the whole vibe of the live performance
Upper Middle Bogan anyone?
yes!!
Definitely. I hadn’t heard of them before starting to watch that show
@@vegangoth6761 you like the show ??
Almost an Angel.
Welcome to the southern hemisphere
Great song great band
The fucking best
Freaking awesome 💜🤘🎶
Upper middle bogan brought me here.
Same hhere
YES HOLY SACRED , LESS THAN PURRFECT
MAN OF GOD
DOH 💋
How cool! When is this from, not a mobile phone in sight!
2009
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💃🏻🕺🏻
Only in Australia
Also in England...
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💙
Had the voice up till the end, ended well doc.
want to know what aussies are like watch this
From a time when men were blokes and women were shelias. 💪
Ah ken whit ye mean! The good old days when everyone knew who they were and what they were! lol
What about Priscilla Queen of the Desert?
@@jrmetmoi That wasn't a documentary.
@@user-bf8ud9vt5b 😆😆
Doc Neeson was as good as Bon Scott , legend!
better!
BETTER
I’m sorry but he was not better than Bon Scott! Bon Scott was a legend. Do not disrespect my man like that
Oh Doc was awesome. I saw him perform in a wheelchair at Dapto Leagues. But Bon Scott was one of a kind. No comparison.
both fucking legends the end of discussion
The guitar is like a might scream and Doc ruled his court well. Here too short , Gone too long.
The guitar at the start is supposed to be an ambulance. I think the song was originally about a friend of the band who died in a car accident.
@@andrewwhite6586 It was
Railway hotel bunbury
aussie aussie aussie oi oi oi
Gold Rick Brewster audio doc Neeson was a germ punch South by Bruce Springsteen I
Where can i find the slow version.
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Where in oz is this?
St kilda festival, Melbourne 2009
Doc Neeson, ladies and gentlemen, featuring a pretty girl on some guy’s shoulder.
YO! whos the blonde tho?
You notice the Irish and British are very similar in music and when they perform onstage, in movies, etc.
Doc Neeson performance, eccentric dance style is very much like Peter Garrett, indeed.
Bon Scott copied everything from Stevie, the cheeky grin, the dance, the taste for the good life, the lot.
Doc Neeson is Irish and the crowd waves a British flag😂
I dedicate this song to albo and his racist voice to parliament 😂
what I would fucking do to be here and not see fucking dave as the singer
Alternative chorus: Take off that - - mask!
Alternative chorus: it was a lonely lonely lonely lonely night
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No thanks
me first and the gimme gimmes brand new cover song... SHIT !!!
Sent this song to my ex husband after a 3 year divorce!! 😂😂💯💯🖕
Miss ya Doc