Australian Crawl - Errol (1981)

[@marquismark]

48 year old who lives in California here, mid life crisis past a few years back, just took 6 months off work… and Australia Crawl for me is the greatest undiscovered band of all times. My new mission in life is to make sure everyone knows. I feel like I stumbled across the spark, the energy I need through this music to reinspire my life.

[@cookiemonsta2200]

Listen to Trouble Spot Rock. A very underrated song of theirs.

[@malcolmmcrae7040]

not undiscovered in oz mate

[@dolphinberserk]

I recommend the Sirocco album and then.. everything else! While you are there, if you like the Aussie surf sound, check out Midnight Oils title album and Head Injuries album and maybe the Sunnyboys best of. I have to agree, the sophistication in Aussie Crawl songs is a real notch up over most pub music. Even still, there is a very rich vein of Aussie music from around 1975 to the present - when all music from ACDC, Oils, Radiators, Divinyls and Cold Chisel to INXS, Wa Wa Nee and Pseudo Echo was pub rock tested - if it didn't rock or swing you'd cop a beer can in the head (in my playing experience, if your music did rock, you'd have to play through the set twice and when your fingers were bleeding and you were 7 schooners down, a girl in leather would twist your arm and tell you to play another song or she'd break your f'n' arm - real story from 1990). Some would argue the peak was '78 to around '88, but I am sure many younger Aussies would beg to differ. The introducing of drink-driving laws in the mid-80's seemed to end the pub scene, which was the cauldron of our music then. It was partially replaced mind you with JJJ Radio's yearly 'Unearthed' competition which gave us Silverchair, and the festival scene (Big Day Out, Splendour in the Grass etc). There is a whole catalogue out there

[@doobiedanable]

Australian Crawl were a great band. I loved their hits including Reckless, Boys Light Up, Downhearted etc but James Reyne's (Crawl's lead singer) song about heroin 'Hammerhead' still lingers in my mind. For another Aussie beach video classic check out Come Said The Boy by Mondo Rock. Australian music in the 1980s was simply amazing. We really took it for granted at the time. They were great days indeed. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iqaUeH97nZiqhZY

[@weburnitatbothends]

Between a rock and a hard place and every other album mate, get into them

[@darrenspence2516]

The world doesn't give Guy McDonough enough credit....died too young...what a talent

[@larryfaulkner5705]

Check him out:kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqaYhmVrraiDjdU

[@Johnny_Thunder]

He is still greatly missed

[@Lee_Sunny_74]

So true… Guy was immensely talented!!! 🌟 Imagine what he could have achieved….

[@michaelkelloway2925]

If I had to pick a face to represent Australia in the 80s then I would pick Guy's face. Don't know what it is but he's just so early 80s.

[@lordsod69]

What did he die of?

[@senglim7972]

2024 and this is still a masterpiece.❤❤❤

[@infiniteinspiration1628]

Yeah❤

[@thunderlips350]

I remember arguing with workmates back in the early 90's. long before the internet and mobile phones, that James Reyne didn't sing this song. They all laughed and none and them believed me. One even rang up the radio station that just played it. Yep, they too said James Reyne sings it...Years later, still working at the same place, when KZbin came along...Proved it!

[@queenslander954]

The bloke that sings ‘Errol’ is Guy McDonough from Australian Crawl & James Reyna only sings on the chorus .. you can see it in the clip

[@thunderlips350]

@@queenslander954 This is the point. There was no KZbin back in the 90's so I had no proof that James Reyne didn't sing the song.It sounded like James Reyne, how could I prove otherwise when even the radio station said it was James Reyne?

[@GoodMrDawes]

Took me 40 years of listening to find that out. More respect for the band.

[@robod71]

It couldn't have been James Reyne singing.... you can understand the words. 😅

[@archonblaze]

I only just realised it watching the KZbin clip today!

[@jo25182518]

An absolute classic song from a great aussie band. love the 80's

[@davidmarriott5133]

As a Pom starting his first job in Melbourne in 1980. This was the first real Aussie song that I heard on the radio and it is still one of my all time favourites.

[@barmybaz6978]

It's awful !

[@lindadote]

Johnny Turk60 ......”awful”? Actually, if you knew of the actor Errol Flynn, the lyrics are quite profound. Guy’s voice is fabulous and the music speaks for itself. Australian Crawl was a quality band in a time when we were spoilt for choice.

[@terrywalsh458]

and the 70s and the 60s and the 50s, the best music years, a progression!

[@jai1690]

@@lindadote if U say so

[@johntretola6656]

"Oh Errol, I would give everything just to be like you." The dream of many a young man. A great song that gets even better with age.

[@ma3stro681]

An appropriately played after #21 Errol “Golden Boot” Gulden kicks another goal for the Sydney Swans AFL @ the iconic SCG …

[@Barto0482]

@@ma3stro681 "I would give everything, just to be like him"

[@danieljeffares5196]

Errol died at 50.

[@infiniteinspiration1628]

Yess❤ guys still dream on 😅😅😅😅

[@valeriataylor8337]

@@danieljeffares5196 they are talking about Errol Flynn, isn't it?

[@racketman2u]

Dragon, Chisel, Crawl, MAW, Mentals, INXS; for a time, aussie rock ruled.

[@danielfranco156]

Don't forget Acca Dacca

[@goodeldash]

And icehouse

[@TRUTHCORE]

Daddy cool

[@tippyandfriend]

Midnight oil

[@lindadote]

racketman2u .......I’ve seen all the bands you cited but you missed my favourite live acts, Midnight Oil and Divinyls. Hunters and Collectors were a mighty live gig too.

[@tibikeresztes8207]

RIP Guy Gillis McDonough, your lyrics/songs defined an era that we can never get back. Unfortunately, guess you were just blessed if you lived through the 70's 7 80's

[@KidChardonnay]

My Dad was an event organiser in the 70s and 80s, got to see and meet all the great Aussie rock bands as well as some legends from abroad. Rip Big Man, love ya.

[@commspares8664]

Man that would have been absolutely awesome to experience! My father was part of the film crew who shot a video clip for Mondo Rock in Sydney

[@kdegraa]

My dad was a builder on the mid north coast of NSW. So we missed out on all this but we had our own stories.

[@davidwarren4569]

They were the days

[@infiniteinspiration1628]

Wowww😢bless ❤

[@ollo7711]

This quintessential Australian anthem and other classics keep us in a happy place during this unusual time

[@roybennett9284]

The 80s as a kid in Wollongong,was great.

[@elspethboyd8074]

Such a fantastic vocal performance by Guy McDonough - brilliant Australian musician taken way too soon.

[@infiniteinspiration1628]

Yeahh😢😢😢

[@RCDetanico]

I don't believe that this song has so few likes, it's such a great song! I'm from Porto Alegre-RS, Brasil.

[@Julio__Cesar]

Amigo,quero encontrar a versão ao vivo no Brasil,na qual o vocalista.ao final,diz(em português):TCHAU E OBRIGADO!

[@xanditorres2010]

Tambem sou de poa

[@jasmineenvy4650]

So are you a fan of Vspy Vspy then? If you are check out the band Midnight Oilkzbin.info/www/bejne/aamknmqtptJkbtU

[@celsoriver439]

Ouvindo esse clásico, em Porto Alegre, cidade baixa. 🎶🎼🎶🎧

[@sijardim9373]

Também sou!

[@patriciadunmore9767]

Those were the days of amazing Aussie rock bands, they were as good as anything that came out of the US or UK.

[@lopanrs]

46years here I guess. 2023. still rolling Australian Music. Greetings from Rio Grande do Sul - Brazil I was a skate dude. With my walkman. SIDE A - Metallica - SIDE B Australian Crawl. The chicks loves Australian, A-hA...

[@LEObondTraveller]

Currently reading original Aus Crawl member Bill McDonoughs must read book SONS of BEACHES. His brother GUY truly was ERROL. His overseas adventures in the early Seventies, even before they were famous, are truly entertaining. A truly legendary song! ... Guy Errol McDonough lives on!

[@adamh8517]

This song was ahead of its time. How did they know Errol Gulden will become the best player in the AFL

[@drabbit61]

As a Tassie, 25yrs an expat. Sweet to hear again and...a Fun film clip. Thx

[@kensmith158]

All my kids love this - I still think it is one of the all-time greatest rock vocal performances. Doesn't get much better this.

[@louiejohnson1351]

35 years listening to this song and still Errol is the only word I know

[@gabrielleswann6729]

I would give everythin', just to be like him!also google lyrics! I only know because being Australian this is perfectly understandable! 😅

[@markhavig641]

“Sellin’ the hash-hish” 😎

[@Warpedsmac]

Bought the album when it came out all those years ago...I still have the record; like an old friend or lover, it has aged well enough...the cover of the LP is like a "record" of the changes in a lifetime and the roads one travels, small cracks and lines on the cardboard; a map of distance and time ...when I play it I know that a little more sound is removed from the grooves and the sound changes a little through the years, the changes are small like the clicks and pops from the stylus; a sonic clock of great times in the past. And yet, in spite of all that has happened in those 41 years, the songs are clear and fresh and so are all those memories....thank you Australian Crawl. Important and real.

[@patrickspader4062]

Invest in a good turntable and your records don’t wear audibly even after a few hundred plays. A record cleaning machine - Disco Antistat - will clean off the clicks and pops.

[@gossy351]

Back when the Gold Coast was a nice place.

[@kingstongrigg4029]

*hehe* yeaaaaa

[@matthewcullen1298]

Born and bred fourth generation gold coaster. It was amazing in the 80s . I'd rather live in Brisbane these days. My old man still lives on my grandparents old farm

[@lemilemi5385]

just arrived (family in tow)

[@purebloodheretic4682]

When Time Travelling is Invented- I'm heading to Gold Coast Australia 1981! What a Great Time to Be Alive! Aussie Crawl are 1 of the Most Underrated Aussie Bands along with The Sunnyboys! -Cheers👍🇦🇺

[@richlee509]

Oh Errol

[@queenslander954]

Rich Lee … hey ? thats what they all said, Want a cigarette

[@dougodyssey50]

If they invent time travel, a lot of paid assassins are going to change history for the worse. Be happy it's impossible.

[@jonasreus]

Men at Work, The Sunnyboys, Spy vs Spy, Hoodoo Gurus, Wedding Present there were so many good australian bands in that age.

[@toby621]

40 years later and still sounds good 👍👍👍

[@Warpedsmac]

My thoughts also...in a comment here too.

[@AchtungBaby77]

Classics NEVER die 👌👌

[@infiniteinspiration1628]

Yes❤

[@kinchegayowie6167]

Came home on leave from the navy and this album had just come out, i think the tape was missing a few layers from the constant playing in the mates car

[@luvskippy]

The mate and I nearly ran over the camera man on our pushies going for a surf one Friday morning as I called in sick to work (gee I hope my old boss is not reading this but I was only an apprentice lol soz boss) when they were filming this out the front of Grundys waterslide at 6:30 am, I didn't see him because we were watching OZ Crawl cross the road from the surf.

[@alightthatnevergoesout]

The name Errol has been prominent in Australian culture for decades. Errol Flynn - the Australian born Hollywood star. One of the most prominent members of the Golden era of Hollywood. This song - Which was about the aforementioned Flynn. It is a classic of Australian culture. Errol Gulden - Australian football star, who has made this song, and his name, prominent again. And was named after this song. Incredibly cool.

[@patrickmason2756]

Errol Flynn had a huge cock, and was a well known ladies man. That's what this song is about. Get it right bro google Errols long dick

[@patrickmason2756]

It's a funny clip I wish could be like him (girls all around) it's a piss take bro

[@Lee_Sunny_74]

Rest peacefully gorgeous Guy 💔 You were such a talented songwriter and singer, what you achieved in 28 short years is nothing short of amazing… Your amazing work lives on, it is timeless 🌟 If only you were still here…

[@marcusabetz76]

Totally relate to this song. I was born in Hobart and so was Errol haven't quite managed to get as far as he has but I've only lived 33 years.

[@queenslander954]

Yea mate , you better get yourself up to New Guinea and start prospecting for gold.

[@renzo7575]

This is the greatest Aussie song ever. It’s a masterpiece!

[@VINvIN344]

youre very simple now, arent you ?

[@earthrooster1717]

Immigrated to Australia in 1981 and remember watching TV for the first time in oz and this song came on on Countdown.

[@iangray7904]

The film clip captures the time so well. Australia was so much simpler and better back then.

[@tvl9971]

Guy, what a legend. Shame he didnt have more tracks with Australian Crawl.

[@hectorlamar806]

This song takes me straight back to 16 years old. Man what a time.

[@Warpedsmac]

I know exactly what you mean. 14 for me.

[@ijustdidahugeshit]

Me too because I am a qualified lesbian

[@kokigami5492]

That voice tho.such a powerful and unique voice from such a little bloke. Rip guy.

[@jonciterzen7570]

James is not dead

[@jamalfromcollege2854]

@@jonciterzen7570 I wish he was 😒

[@medievalknevil]

Hence why he said RIP Guy rather than RIP James.

[@scottboyd1301]

Australian crawl was guy.

[@scottboyd1301]

Guys voice made Australian crawl

[@johnbonafede3231]

Doubt most Aussies would even know who they were singing about these days. Love ya, Errol.

[@Aasn9]

Errol Leslie Thomson Flynn, born 20th June 1909, Battery Point, Tasmania.😊

[@lindadote]

Aasn9 .......yep, there’s a few of us still around.

[@shanehayes857]

In like Flynn mate

[@victorpetroff830]

Your right I was talking about Errol and these young guys didn't have a clue who he was 😞

[@iria2663]

Read 'My Wicked, Wicked Ways' a couple of weeks ago. Wow. He lived quite a life.

[@Paul-hp6zp]

Classic,I grew up with this!

[@Chief2Moon]

Just heard this tune for the first time,March20,2017. Like the tune a lot& have always been an Errol Flynn fan,tho he died when I was 2yrs old. Also tho I'm from the U.S. I love Australia&of course the Sheilas!

[@BigRamifications]

The "apple isle" mentioned in the 1st verse is the nickname for Tasmania, which was the site of Australia's most notorious and inhumane convict settlement - also touched upon in the lyrics. It's also a bit of a running joke on the mainland that Tasmanian's are incestuous cousin-fuckers, hence the "inbred smile" which was mentioned........ The jargon and in-jokes are there coz Errol Flynn was born in Tasmania [in 1909], which would have been one of the most isolated, far flung, barely populated, backwards hick outposts in the English speaking world. He came a looooong way, did my boy Errol.

[@BigRamifications]

Erm. As you were, then.

[@santeria6780]

Actually, there were a couple of silent film stars in Hobart, so it was not unprecedented and in the case of one of the stars, her husband tried to get a film production site set up in Southern Tasmania, along the lines of Hollywood. A similar shift in Hollywood USA happened when tax issues affected film work in Florida, and they shifted to California, but you can still find the old TV and film studies in Florida's east coast in a much neglected state with the 50s TV studios used for TV with some classic films being done in the same "underwater " studios. History can turn on a dime.

[@KanomNow]

Just as well you put a word in for the sheilas mate or I rip your bloody arms off!

[@marcelolima591]

Essa música me faz recordar de minha juventude e do tempo em que ia para a praia com meus amigos!

[@pointman8310]

So many things in this song and film clip remind me of growing up in Australia in the eighties.

[@carolcollins4878]

Australia needs America , we are always allies, music is always beautiful

[@jzkramer]

We need Bali and Thailand more..

[@peterm2763]

I'm 52yo now. Sooo many great memories of 1981 wish I could go back.....

[@chrisbaker3110]

Can't get enough 57 year's later still listening

[@normancrew2739]

How good is this ? The best .

[@lucozade8371]

I just listened to a whole heap of hip hop records at home, then chucked this on. Great stuff 👍

[@noahbody9782]

Coolest clips of all time! Life at it's best.

[@kaiaspassi2914]

I remember when I was younger my grandfather would play this non stop ..... Because his name is Errol what a Aussie banger

[@kelliewhyte_85]

Nawww what an awesome memory. I listen to a lot of 80's and 90's music because my mum and dad used to play music a lot when I was young and I picked up their taste in music. That's one thing I am very grateful to them for.

[@queenslander954]

Errol Flynn invented Hedonism, but he just called it being on the piss & chasing skirt until it killed him.

[@claudiaallain654]

An absolute classic song from a great aussie band. love the 80's Dragon, Chisel, Crawl, MAW, Mentals, INXS; for a time, aussie rock ruled.

[@lealand423]

Dragon are Kiwi

[@ma3stro681]

The Oils were the greatest of them all in their heyday …

[@jontansley1481]

You forgot Midnight Oil.

[@leannegibson797]

What a great actor . Errol Flynn

[@juliamareeadams]

Great song. Aussie Crawl had some awesome songs. Just reading Guy's brother's book about their childhood, life and time with Australian Crawl. Very interesting. Amazing how much Guy did in his short life. RIP to talented Guy and gorgeous Brad. Gone too soon. ❤

[@dougodyssey50]

I'm planning to buy the book. Did you have any trouble buying it from the publisher's site?

[@GOYOUDEES23]

This is the way Australia was before everything went tits up, man this country was awesome.. it will never be the same.. so sad.. Aussie Aussie Aussie

[@vulgz]

Bryan Downie we a mini usa now, shits fucked.

[@thedorske]

Bryan Downie oi oi oi i agree

[@r1bayside276]

Bryan Downie I agree with you mate. I grew up in the 80's. It was the best. riding my pushie around without a worry. fishing down the creek, building cubby houses, playing out on the road till 9 oclock at night in summer kissing girls. It all went south when mass immigration started. Compare the crime stats with immigration rates. The politicians will never acknowledge this. My kids are in at 5 now.

[@chinkwo]

+Bryan Downie Yep. Now Australia is but a shadow of what it was just a mere 20 years ago. The goodie goodies and the stupid pollies have fucked this country for eternity. I can only say that I'm proud to have been a part of the wonderful 80s (born in 1970). We had the best time, a time kids cannot have nowdays. I'm sad to say it but I'm glad I'll be dead in the next 20-40 years, because I have no confidence in the way this country is going. Humans are Fucked

[@r1bayside276]

immigration has totally fucked this country for us and particularily the aborinines. muslims have more rights than the people who were here first. muslims are better off in this country than Aboriginal. What a joke hey.

[@kevendy6566]

Spent many a weekend on the Gold Coast back in the 80's. Sadly those days are long gone

[@JeanCSilva-og3ku]

Lindas australianas. Ótima música.

[@fabricionews4770]

Por isso gostei dessa música. Kkkkkkkkk. As mulheres do clipe da música kkkkkkkkkkk.

[@paulh4691]

This filmclip is my early teens, this music, up to no good in Surfers and on that beach day and night, always on those slides at the end of Cavill ave, and we were always sneaking into the pool/sauna/spa's of some of those high rises particularly the Beachcomber which was our fav. We didn't have quite so many babes in the spa with us, but we had a few on occasion - Jesus, I miss the 80s!!!!!!!!

[@stevensmith3147]

Aussie crawl. my .fav.band ever and .errol.what a bloody legend. and I was teenager in the 80s and what a great fucken time I had it was bloody awesome .up shit creek now without a paddle to many greedy bastards

[@a.jherbert5436]

You can thank the 90's for that one.

[@rick_terscale1111]

Grunge and the rise of Indie music killed off the 80's style of rock/pop music. Not that there was anything wrong with Grunge or Indie. We had some really good Oz Grunge bands but only a few. The 80's was pretty much anything and everything goes as far as music went. Thats what made it such a great decade globally for music. But the 90's became very genre specific.

[@roybennett9284]

Remember it well..1981..year 7 Figtree high , Wollongong, Australia..summer was hot.. school six though..

[@ACDZ123]

Nooo it never used to get hot back then ..shhhh the climate loonies don't believe you 🤣

[@Strobar333]

Great song Great vid, not sick of it even after all these years.

[@babii-849]

James loved himself but Guy had the real persona and voice if you ask me. Aussie chicks in the 80s were really authentic, natural and beautiful. Who's here in 2018 ?

[@jamesgray2353]

Great song.

[@dooley9621]

Haha James Reyne just havin way too much fun making this clip lol, great music and always will be.

[@tomycor2798]

My God such a Talent Guy was, gone way way to soon!! Should have been so much more from him!!!

[@mregas78]

Surfers International and that slide. Brings back 80s summer holiday memories.

[@diseygirl3802]

RIP Guy. you are a legend

[@patrickfleming3658]

Yes so true

[@queenslander954]

Yea he went far too early , seemed like a good guy.

[@garylewis7729]

The drugs got him .such a shame

[@aggressivecalm]

Quintessential Australian anthem: Anything by Australian Crawl! Boiz Light up!!!

[@Australia-ky7kx]

Every note, every image a blast from my past. Fabulous.

[@450tank]

I was 9 when this song came out and I loved it, still do.

[@kerrysattler3143]

I lived this music and loved it. How simple and uncluttered does the Gold Coast look compared to now.

[@VINvIN344]

done early on a sunday moring, shhh

[@peterpesic6891]

When you are living the best days of your life...... Oblivious to Everything.... and then years later........................

[@pixoterenton1198]

My Aussie wife showed me this, as a Mexican I think it's badass all Mexicans should be jamming to this

[@seanyboysa9xsmokesbarras519]

Good on you my Mexican m8 and congratulations on snagging an Aussie wife they are great ladies the Aussie women.

[@garciagamesepicos4226]

na adolescência escutava essa música, e isso no início da década de 90 na saudosa Fluminense FM a Rádio Rock e hoje descobrir que eles não são dessa mesma época ...

[@lemilemi5385]

dont have a clue what youre saying but for some reason i think youre brazilian and have a natural bullshit detector and this came through easily?

[@queenslander954]

Don’t know what you said mate , but you sound fair-dinkum

[@lard_lad_AU]

Aussie chicks in the 80s were really authentic, natural and beautiful.

[@rick_terscale1111]

... until Pamela Anderson came along, and then they all became plastic. LOL

[@LilStoops]

Then the fat acceptance movement became a thing..

[@johnrkillick3342]

Yeah, but they chose the best for the vid mate - James Reyne wouldn't have it any other way, not like they went out on the street and grabbed 10 at random :)

[@mickeyiwerksii1373]

Still they are, mate.

[@sambrusasco6131]

Still plenty of em about!

[@chocodiledundee1]

Moving to Australia Bondi beach in 1999 , Rob Taylor from Dragon 🐉 used to teach me Chuck Berry songs on guitars, listening to Australian Crawl and delivering news paper in the morning to Hoodo Gurus home , I sill remember the 1978 White with Blue stripes Ford Falcon XC Cobra 🐍 Parked in his driveway, Austrália 🇦🇺 the most powerful most magical most mind blowing place I’ve ever been and love to be and that I live since 1999 the music that came from Australia in the 70’s and 80’s are one of the greatest music ever ❤

[@jon50334]

Swans erroll a bloody hero

[@annabellecrotty754]

who's listening tvo this 2019? ausmusic rocks An absolute classic song from a great aussie band. love the 80's

[@adilsonbartelt7459]

Fez parte da minha infância! Escutava com meu irmão mais velho..amo!

[@BigRamifications]

Aussie Crawl was known to Brazilians?! Did they get played on the radio, or did you discover them another way?

[@Dasilva0]

@@BigRamifications yes, they had good airplay, especially in Rio de Janeiro and other coastal cities. Other popular australian bands in Brazil are Midnight Oil, Hoodoo Gurus, Men at Work, Gang Gajang, Spy vs Spy...

[@BigRamifications]

@@Dasilva0 Cheers man 👍 appreciated. Was recently informed of the Spy v Spy connection by a buddy of mine [Australian] so your story checks out 😄 His mail is the Spy v Spy seed was sewn in Brazil thanks to the pro surfing tour, and your boys taking a liking to some of the tunes Aussie surfers would crank up during R+R.

[@j.wagner8639]

My first time with this song: in Brazil, Florianópolis beaches, 1987. Still strong after all this years.

[@bra1n-on-60fps]

Great lyrics man. Great song. I lived in the New Guinea highlands for a time too.

[@queenslander954]

slave trading up there mate . or as Errol called it indentured labour ? .. he did some bad things , but he was the original Hedonist.

[@whahappened8398]

@@queenslander954 what " bad things" did Errol do ?

[@Nahyeahqh4xj]

Cracking album Full of classics

[@seanmachin7305]

One of my favooorite songs of all time, mate!

[@germanogelli6100]

Eu tenho 42 anos, moro no Brasil, e ouvia MUITO essa banda quando ia surfar no Rio de Janeiro e em Ubatuba. Spy vs Spy é melhor ainda. Gosto muito do trabalho solo do James Reyne também

[@ernestdavis3237]

Yes my bro 🤙🇦🇺🍻

[@lukestocks4370]

Greatest Australian song ever...

[@Benito_Cognito]

The lyrics in this song.......so massively underrated.

[@lisamgarcia3445]

This is such an awesome band! 80’s Alternative at its best!

[@wuuudo]

Not alternative at all🤔

[@LindseyMellor]

I will never Die neither that’s why I ❤ it so much !!!!

[@muhammadshakil5916]

who's listening tvo this 2019? ausmusic rocks I really love this song I was only young 16yr love it

[@rickgass2471]

muhammad shakil still listening now 47

[@10rattys]

Guy had the better Voice. RIP Guy!

[@TheSharkyoz]

agreed, james was a poser

[@frenchys_prospecting]

Jodie Ratcliffe such a powerful voice for such a small bloke

[@10rattys]

Love his Lisp when he sings. :)

[@bluecent]

Guy wrote and sang some memorable songs. His voice and James Reyne’s working together transformed the Crawl.

[@seraph7676]

Spot on. Imagine if he hadn't died .. Amazing voice

[@kevinpearson5891]

What a bloody great Aussie song and video. Ahh good old days I say

[@mlopes4529]

Que maneiro ! Nas festas nos anos oitenta rolavam esses sons. A onda era tomar vinho com um monte de fruta misturada. Era bom demais.

[@xr6lad]

The golden age of true Aussie music with a defined ‘sound’. The 1960’s into the 1990’s. By the late 1990’s it had virtual bled out.

[@fredericohartje240]

Grande música, grande banda! Uma das melhores anglófonas, ainda que eu tenha muita dificuldade para entender o inglês australiano.

[@dihexa7256]

Eu sou australiano, minha esposa é brasileira. Obrigado por apreciar minha cultura. Obrigado por apreciar a música australiana. Deus o abençoe.

[@fredericohartje240]

@@dihexa7256, de nada, amigo. Adoro a cultura do seu pai e sou louco para conhecê-lo. E parabéns pelo seu português!

[@nathanbrowne2800]

Love guy , absolutely amazing voice .rest in peace my favourite brother.

[@notanazinotared2556]

One of the best Guy's ever.

[@donbrashsux]

What an amazing voice Guy has...awesum..

[@jibissibis6165]

Only 2.4mil views disgraceful for this gem 😢😢😢

[@brendamitchell4675]

GO AUSSIES! PROUD TO BE! ♡ Guy had the better Voice. RIP Guy! Ageless music, love it

[@Mickman007]

James loved himself but Guy had the real persona and voice if you ask me.

[@hdmccart6735]

Yep bang on

[@mickfitz76]

Guy was gay and shy. Also a heroin addict which makes you a loner. When he died he was full blown AIDS. Nobody knew what it was back in 1984. Poor Guy. He had so much more to give.

[@gideonharris1493]

@@mickfitz76 How do you know he had Aids? There wasn't even a test for it in 1984.

[@redherring6154]

They are the best aussie band ever. IMO

[@mcd3379]

Top stuff. Absolutely ace.

[@kensmith158]

R.I.P. Guy McDonough

[@nzoz1981]

I saw somebody make reference to Brazil when expressing their fear of Australia losing its identity. I find this ironic considering the only place in the world that actually cared about Australian Crawl and other Aus.Rock bands was Brazil.

[@Zzyzzyzzs]

I heard Reckless on the radio growing up in Malaysia in the late 80s and early 90s, along with Chisel, Midnight Oil, John Paul Young and AC/DC. The world knew plenty about Australian rock, it wasn't just Brazil.

[@AnaDias815]

ô música boa!!!!!!!!! Amo :)

[@chcerdeira]

Blz

[@Julio__Cesar]

Oi,pessoal! Cara,eu estava procurando a versão ao vivo no Brasil,em que no final ele dizia "Tchau, obrigado"(em português),e que eu ouvia na Rádio Cidade, até que finalmente encontrei! Era o James Reyne em carreira solo,e o vídeo está no canal dele, só que não podia comentar lá.🤬 Vim lavar a alma aqui! Quem lembra dela?

[@carolcollins4878]

Errol Flynn was Australian, from Tasmania, i love him, i love Tasmania, it has unique animals and people, Australia is beautiful

[@oldmate99]

The people have 2 heads and 6 fingers