Thread: Australia's best and hardest working rock band

just thought i'd add a post so it doesn't look like no one cares.
but just to make things clear and each to their own. i've never been a radiators fan, i peaked too early to appreciate them, so, i geuss i don't care after all.

Years ago I had just starting seeing this bird who was right into the rads. She took me see them one night, great live gig at the Auburn rissole. She was a bit funny and I stopped seeing her. Got a nasty call at 3am some months later, from her fincee'

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Years ago I had just starting seeing this bird who was right into the rads. She took me see them one night, great live gig at the Auburn rissole. She was a bit funny and I stopped seeing her. Got a nasty call at 3am some months later, from her fincee&#39;
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what was the nasty call for? because you gave her back???
nothing like striking while the iron is hot, what a tool. waiting 3 months before having a dummy spit, to make sure that you are really made and not going to take it anymore, well at least not for another 3 months

I don&#39;t mind the rads to be honest, got a couple of there albums in my CD collection. A bit before my time, but good music is hard to find with all the over-promoted, mainsteream MTV crap we get from yank-land&#33;&#33;&#33;

I never seen them live, but I like mosty rock bands anyway.

Trav

I saw them live in my younger days at the old Hordern Pavillion, hmmm would have been around 16 maybe 17 mixing bacardi and coke in my mouth at the same time, ahhhh those were the days. I actually came across an old tape of theirs recently in my stuff and popped it one for a listen ( had to find a tape player first). Good to hear the ol signature tune ,

Regards

Stevo

First band I ever saw live, it was at Burdetts Bar in Hornsby and I was 15

Not too many bands could claim to have played over 365 gigs in one year.

And I believe that one of their songs nocked Micheal Jackson&#39;s "Thriller" from it&#39;s number one spot on the aussie rock charts of the day. Might have only been for 2 weeks but still, I don&#39;t think any other aussie bands could lay claim to that.

I saw them play for the first time when I was 16. My dad had to come with me, to talk the bouncers into letting an under-aged kid into the night club (why we didn&#39;t sneek in the back door with the band, I don&#39;t know).

I&#39;m now 33 and just resently got to take my 3 boys to see a gig in Atherton. Turned one of my kids into a fanatical drummer.