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Yeah, "The Models", "Boom Crash Opera", "Pseudo Echo" and many more. I could never get into KITK though. This is my favourite from "the Pseuds". A pure 80s time machine for me.

I can't begin to tell you how thrilled He is when so called Christian artists give him recognition. He considers it a form of tribute. He fucking loves it! As He always says, "there's no such thing as bad publicity".

Very cool.

Here's another classic Aussie band you might not be aware of Cody. "Wa Wa Nee". I posted these tracks a while ago. I know Stefan is a fan, so that gives you a good idea of the quality. This is really good 80s Pop.

I also love "Rockaholic" I've always been a huge Robert Mason fan and he can do no wrong in my book. I particularly love track number 4.

Here's 3 Killer tracks, this time paying tribute to Her. "Down from the Heavens to take my heart away".

I was working near "Radical Records" a few years ago and was lucky enough to meet Doggy. I haven't worked out there for a while, but when I do I'll pop in again mate. Anybody else met a forum member?

"The Church" are great. "Under the Milky Way" is Epic. The "Uncanny X-Men" were a bit of a flash in the pan. I do however, have great memories of... "50 Years". "Every Body Wants to Work". "Party".

Another band you may like is "Something For Kate". I recently posted a "Divinyls" cover by their Lead Vocalist, "Paul Dempsey". It's good stuff, they're a really solid band.

I reckon that's about right. I'm assuming DGD means DED.

I almost forgot "Cold Chisel". The most quintessential Aussie band of all Aussie bands.

Yes He will, and it will be a sign to all the non believers.

Three UNBELIEVABLY KILLER tracks serving as a warning to one of his most devastating weapons.

When it comes to the true meaning of turning Japanese in reference to the song... ...I turn Japanese most nights, as we all do.

Mate, you are 100% an honorary Aussie. If you haven't done so already, then check out "Mondo Rock", "Dragon", "Icehouse", "Australian Crawl", "Split Enz", Hoodoo Gurus" and "Noiseworks", to name a few.

I dunno mate, "Dog Eat Dog" isn't too shabby.

I know this track very well as it was flogged to death on radio when it was released. I can't stand it. On a side note, the "Go Betweens" drummer "Lindy Morrison" has been appearing recently on a series of TV ads down here for, APIA (Australian Pensioners Insurance Association). It's very depressing.

Yep, Rose Tattoo lead vocalist.

That's what I thought it was as well. They do sound British or Aussie I reckon. Nothing I recognize.

"Priests of the ancient lullaby" Definitely his most powerful weapon. I really love this album and this track is my favourite. The change up in the intro is very cool.

Just off the top of my head, Steve Bisley, Bruce Spence, Angry Anderson. Many household name Aussies appear in the first trilogy.

This question still has me puzzled. Even with the popularity of Synthwave and the retro 80s stuff, it still remains absent. The saxaphone was everywhere in the 80s.

Ok Cody, At the start of this Month it was 63 vs 335. It's now 108 vs 335. He's very happy with the progress.

He has many weapons at his disposal. It looks like Gary gets it. The fourth track is one of my favourite covers.

"I AM THE GOD OF HELLFIRE!" Arthur gets it. From 1968. I don't know what he was on, but you have to admit, he's one Hell of a dancer.