The Angels - Am I Ever Gonna See Your Face Again | Live Melbourne 1988 | Reaction

[@Darcymaze]

Every Aussie in the world will sing this anywhere they are at anytime. It’s the law😏🤣🤣💜

[@baysidelass]

I was in Bali walking down a street on the way back to my hotel. We had been to a really nice seafood restaurant with clients, so we were dressed in cocktail type attire. The clients were with us, as they were staying at same conference hotel. We heard “Down Under” playing from a noisy and crowded pub a few doors up and we laughed and did a bit of jig on the street. As we got infront of the pub. We heard the start of Am I ever gonna see your face again? I didn’t even hesitate, I was in those doors. The clients were horrified. My ex husband didn’t talk to me for days…. But, it was sooooooo worth it. That song is in our dna. When it’s on, you’re on the dance floor.

[@redoz9768]

The crowd created those lyrics when The Angels would play in small pubs and live events, it was never a part of the official lyrics but it became iconic with the song. The band just ran with it.

[@TheZeroAssassin]

I always wondered where that came from...

[@Yokai7]

No, There's a handful of groups that claim to have created it, The Angels had no idea until they came back to Australia after they had an overseas tour, By the time they knew about it the whole country already did it

[@rickmumford9837]

It started in 1980 at a local skating rink in Sydney Australia. The band had no idea. It has become Aussie folk law.

[@Bushkaboo]

​@@rickmumford9837nah, it started in Mt Isa in 1978 and rolled on over the border from there.

[@tonydawson8929]

Just like ACDC,the Angle's started as a Pub band, and when the Angle's were in America and were the backup band for the Kinks,the Kinks leader, Ray Davies,kicked the Angle's off the tour because the Angle's were more popular with the crowds than the Kinks were. Sadly, Doc Neeson died of a brain tumour on the 4th of June 2014,he was 67 years old, and he passed away approximately 18 months from his initial diagnosis. RIP DOC.

[@DanSchaumann]

The crowd chant is hilarious! It somehow worked its way into the Angels’ live performances over the years and gained so much traction that it’s become part of Aussie music folklore. The chant doesn’t feature in the studio recording but any Aussie who hears it on the radio will chant it at least inside their head if not aloud.

[@paquitagillis901]

Im in my late 50's And your right. Can't help it!🤣 PS: Bit annoyed this guy is implying Angles as some poppy group 😱😱😱And Doc being slightly insulted 🤔 But another generation l suppose... 🤔

[@brodiegriffin_is_Ozzy]

It's great , especially when the band are singing it aswell .

[@teish7]

I’m 32 and same 😂 especially at the pubs, came on in America when I was there in 2013 when I was at the hostel and the Americans were like wtf all the aussies screaming the chant hahaha

[@jackiebarry9328]

There is a live recording that includes the Chant.

[@sunisbest1234]

Agree 100% . I'm, well old and I can't hear this without hearing the chant inside my head. 😂

[@mary-annegodfrey6766]

That crowds chorus “No Way; Get fucked; Fuck off” was never actually written in the lyrics. Apparently, at one of the Angels concert during this song someone yelled that out and it stuck. It’s now an integral part of the song.

[@Rohan-ne4pp]

That chorus was actually first done by a group of off duty police officers at one of there pub shows

[@robinhoward4204]

Part of our Aussie charm.

[@MRDARKTURKEY]

@@Rohan-ne4pp i heard it was a blue light disco.. old Doc Neeson interview

[@Teamcashola]

@@Rohan-ne4pp The first time Doc heard it was in my home town Mt Isa Queensland. He mentions it when he was on the show RockWiz. I was at that concert in 1983-4 (2 minute warning tour. I still have the T-Shirt somewhere) 😁 and we used to sing the chorus at the local disco's including the Bluelight (Under 18's) disco. Doc's recollection was different to how I remember it. He said he was playing Bass at the time, he wasn't. He said he jumped off stage and grabbed the person singing it, he didn't, as we all were singing it. As I remember he was told backstage the story of how we always used to sing that at the disco. They played at the local civic centre where we had Blue light disco's on Friday nights.

[@herpderpherpd]

It's how you spot the undercover foreigners at an Angels gig.

[@chrisrout2668]

In Australia we have a whole music genre called pub rock. The angels were definitely pub rock.

[@Harleyft]

For the US viewers, Bernard "Doc" Neeson was an actual PhD in Mathematics and used to be a High School teacher at Windsor Gardens High School, South Australia. R.I.P. Doc. Australia misses you!

[@samanthadean3058]

The angels are definitely not an Aussie pop band, they are legends, RIP Doc..

[@donaldlove9195]

They are Definitely LEGENDS . No way would you call their music Pop .. They have their own Unique sound . RIP Doc

[@glenchapman3899]

But to be fair to the reviewer this is a pop song. It was after this they really developed their hard edge that made them the legends they became

[@celticshamrock67]

This might be their most Poppish song, but no way would they be considered a pop rock band. Shadow Boxer, Take A Long Line, Marseille, After The Rain, give a better understanding of their craft in my humble opinion.

[@Tully_23_32]

They're our own genre of music "pub rock". Many a famous Aussie band went thru the pub rock scene including ACCA DACCA & INXS. If u made it thru the pub scene than ur doing pretty well & will have a good career in Straya. Too bad times have changed & pub rock is now history & American rap has taken over. The one thing us Aussie's aren't is into the rap scene, we are a country built on pub rock

[@samarakiely2733]

It’s pub rock!! It’s our Aussie rock genre!!!

[@kevo6190]

As kids we used to get a "Free Pass" when this song came on the jukebox. 🤘🤣

[@sheraleemurdie3637]

The tradition continues with my nine year old. 🤟

[@kevo6190]

🤘

[@ladyteeeee670]

Same with my parents!

[@radioethiopiate]

Absolutely. My Mum even taught me the line when I was a kid. Haha

[@matthewcooper3877]

One of the greatest Aussie bands .Met Doc Neeson in Perth , one the nicest blokes around , when he alive, bit quiet now that he's dead.

[@joeydepp6823]

Thanks for doing this mate. This shows why Aussie music from this period is so good. These bands did hundreds of live gigs and developed alongside their audiences. Doc Neeson was a better singer than is on display here but this performance was about the crowd. As you pointed out, he was wearing a tee shirt with the audience response. It was not part of the song. How many times must he have performed this on stage to get to the point where he had tee shirt made up? And the crowd didn’t let him down. That’s Aussie music.

[@cnoath3767]

While working at a club on the Sunshine Coast, Doc went out for a smoke before the showand managed to lock himself outside and the band was playing the intro he was bashing on the door freaking out. I heard the banging and went and opened the door for him, he was peeking eye wild with stress and whatever was in his smoke, He thanked my I laughed and he ran up the stair backstage and Doc is a tall guy he turned and ran out onto the stage and his head hit the lightrig lifting him off his feet. He landed flat on his back KO'd witha split head blood pissing out , he came to just got up and belted it out like nothing happend . The Angels would almost alway sit back after shows and have drinks with the staff, fun and shenanigans were had by all

[@Kazeemi2810]

Oh my gosh 😳🤪! Yeah, he's no short arse 😆😆...

[@nagaslrac]

Pretty sure Doc never smoked or did drugs. I believe he drank a lot after the truck injured him. He used to go for a run around the block before a show to warm up.

[@Lanno_Bloke]

Sounds like The Galaxy ! Or was it Mooloolaba Pub Band Room? hehe

[@nodds0012]

@@Lanno_Bloke that was the Galaxy. i was there that night. after the gig they came back to a friends place and partied till dawn. We all consumed the continence of a large bowl "of fun" and played a board game called "Bastard" it was the best night ever. They ARE an Aussie Rock band..... Not Pop.

[@velvetandchester]

And that story makes my heart miss those times with real pub rock. RIP pub rock and Doc😥

[@geckopete]

Cant tell you how many times I ended up seeing the Angels live, they were a great rock band when i was growing up and this was the 1 song that no matter what, every member of the crowd at every concert would get involved and scream out the words.. Trust me on this one.. If ever you meet an Aussie anywhere at any time and say the words "Am I ever going to see your face again", I guarantee you, 100% you will get the same answer every time..

[@donaldlove9195]

Most Definitely !!!

[@sueaddison9958]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤️🇦🇺🌸👣🦋💜💜💜

[@ladylynnmaree]

This song is about a girl who is injured in a car accident and her boyfriend asks “am I ever gonna see your face again “. The guitar into is the ambulance sirens. It’s based on a true story of a friend of Docs. P.S. she died in the accident.

[@oliverwarren2378]

She actually died :-(

[@HelenBeeee]

thats terrible never knew that

[@clmac529]

You're right, and I believe it was originally meant to be as a ballad.

[@russellh9044]

Yes it is so true, Doc let the crowds run with it but surely it hurt him inside. R I P Doc We miss you

[@jeanwilson717]

@@clmac529 if you have ever heard Doc do this as an acoustic song, its breathtaking! Totally changes the way you feel when you hear it.

[@Grant-wg5hr]

This is why I love being an Aussie😃 I grew up with this song and every time I hear it, the crowd anthem completes the song. Nothing like being at a disco (night club) with a Dark & stormy (alcoholic drink) and singing along. Love you Doc. RIP

[@toddjames7]

The angels are an Australian classic pub rock band. R.I.P Doc

[@mumblebrain]

Used to have this play at blue light discos when I was kid in the 80s (dances run by the police in Australia). We used to get in trouble when we did the audience bit!. It was released back in 1977, classic Aussie rock!

[@easternstar7205]

Haha, good ol blue light discos lol. Now I feel old lol. , simpler times 💖

[@monicaking2140]

Where was you blue light disco :-) ?

[@rebbrown72]

I loved singing this at the blue light discos along with Radiators gimme head

[@calliestephen]

I remember doing the same thing at the blue light disco’s in Canberra! 😂😂😂

[@easternstar7205]

@@monicaking2140 ringwood under the target store.

[@jamesdunne4442]

Followed the Angels through many pub venues after 1976, I remember a time when the audience didnt yell out the chorus in the late 70s, it seems to come in, in the early 80s, but it just adds to the legacy of The Angels, lost count of the time I seen the Angels, part of the soundtrack of my life. Doc was a force to be reckoned with, such a powerhouse..never seen them as pop rock, that would have made Doc laugh, they were just pure rock!

[@danieledwards1081]

Yeah the pop rock comment made me laugh a little 🤣

[@kayelle8005]

Absolutely he would have laughed. I just rolled my eyes.

[@MasalaiMeri]

I was there... it was an EXCELLENT concert. As all their concerts were. 😁😍

[@hudsonsled454]

No matter where you hear this song one MUST sing the crowd chorus..🇦🇺😎

[@kristyholden2947]

I have to thank the person who requested this, and that they chose a live performance. When Nick realised the chant I cackled like a witch hahahahahaha

[@brycejames8770]

Years ago when our kids were in there early teens, we were out on a drive when this came on the car radio the wife and I yelled out the “phrase” and then remembered the kids in the back seat. They were wide eye and in shock from what we sang out.

[@tc8327]

I was in a nightclub in Bremerharven in Germany as a 14 year old Australian kid listening to US servicemen singing this song. Pretty crazy.

[@edithhallin9810]

Did they do the chant?

[@KaiiBlue]

When you realised what the crowd were saying was amazing haha The crowd participation was created by the fans and it just grew from there. Its now unaustralian to not say it If you ever hear "am I ever gonna see your face again?" By Australian law, you must shout it back. 😁

[@sheraleemurdie3637]

How do you find an Aussie in an International crowd? Yell out "Am I ever gonna see you face again?" ..... and wait for the responses.

[@jamesmccutcheon4637]

@@sheraleemurdie3637 Or if you're looking for a specifically millennial demographic, "Have you ever, ever felt like this?"

[@sheraleemurdie3637]

@@jamesmccutcheon4637 ... strange things happen 🤣

[@robynevans7607]

😂😂🙌 yass! Glad someone requested this haha your reaction when it sank in what the crowd were chanting was priceless 🤣 and yes nothing to write home about vocally, but id love to be in that crowd regardless. Vibes are on point

[@julzhunt7790]

Ikr😆

[@craigwarren7716]

Brother everywhere the angels played in Australia that was our reaction to show owe respect to a another great Australian band

[@TheNakedWombat]

The Angels was a classic rock band. It's worth your time running through their library.

[@calliestephen]

Shadow boxer, after the rain, be with you, we gotta get out of this place, and Marseilles are musts.

[@TheNakedWombat]

@@calliestephen Take a long line. So many.

[@erikas2216]

Again you made my day. I was waiting for your reaction when you worked out what the crowd was saying.

[@divinemadness7119]

I saw The Angels a few times growing up and this song always went off!! So much fun for the crowd!!

[@jkjohnson3198]

Even my Mother sang the crowd chorus, she who never swore normally, took immense pleasure in screaming that NWGFFO chorus at the top of her voice and laugh hysterically at the looks on our faces. Great memories..

[@AndyFNQ84]

Thanks for the reaction matey. Loved that you actually articulated the swear words rather than saying things like "dang". You did the song and the audience reaction justice, thanks for that

[@petercrispin2129]

At our high school discos in the late 80's early 90's, when this song come on, all the teachers except for 1 or 2 used to disappear, and the whole crowd used to sing the unofficial "chorus". It was awesome and hilarious.

[@chantelleamos3181]

One of the greatest Aussie Anthems 🇦🇺

[@PhotonJon]

One of the best frontpeople Australia has ever seen. Dude unfortunately died recently, but Doc was one of the best Aussie frontpeople who ever lived. Hands down.

[@jeanwilson717]

The one, and only, Angels. Good solid Aussie Pub rock. RIP Doc, you gave me the soundtrack to my pub days.

[@timveaney4723]

The more angels you hear the more you will realise what a great voice doc Neeson has..

[@cathibee4026]

I was 15 in 1988 and they used to play this at the blue light discos I'd go to, and every single person in the room chanted it! Was awesome lol

[@psychedelicprawncrumpets9479]

I remember delivering 40 pizzas to a blue light disco in suburban Perth back in the 80s.. I got mobbed by about 200 kids 😂

[@stevarge]

I was there. I think I have a concert tank top floating around somewhere. The highlight from The Angels was Marseilles. Doc could hold the crowd in the palm of his hand.

[@jeanetteosborn8498]

Classic, I too was a chanter in the day and can’t help but sing that in my head every time I hear it still

[@aarontrovato1189]

Love your energy dude haha videos are awesome 🤟🤟

[@cherylmason9872]

Best band ever....seen them live so many times

[@wendyhood1962]

No stress in Australia about swearing in front of kids. They are taught to swear early and when it is appropriate to use. And this band is definitely not pop, it's pure Aussie rock. He is actually a very good singer. RIP Doc Neeson, another good one gone too soon

[@Kalashboy420]

yeah me and alot of people i know were always taught "you can say what ever the fuck you want in the house aslong it isnt to be mean, but when we have company or out in public dont swear!"

[@francespowell6923]

@@Kalashboy420 definitely not around friends parents, teachers, or grandparents (depending on the grandparents).

[@Claddaughgreen]

I learnt this song and the chant at a high school disco in front of my teachers

[@juliemcaleese5921]

Originally from Bali to Australia 🤘👍

[@paulsandford3345]

It's awesome being in any pub, when this sing comes on!😊😊

[@MRDARKTURKEY]

I was there that day.. i was 14… it was the first time I’d heard the song.. I have never forgotten that day.. it was amazing to be there.. btw, they were supporting Jimmy Barnes

[@craigalden9416]

The Angels have been an Australian staple since the late 70’s ….. Shadow Boxer, Coming Down, Marseille, I ain’t the one….. this song was written in memory of someone…. But someone called out in response to the words in concert one day …. And the response stuck to this Day….. heaps more Angels to check out ( another in a long line of Aussie Rock Bands)…👍.

[@mx_fee]

Lmfao your face during that first chorus... Perfect 😂 I saw these guys in early 2020 and they still go hard, the crowd still goes off. Aussie pub rock is a whole other thing!

[@Stoffstoffer]

hahaha was waiting for your face on the 1st crowd response :)

[@ariadnepyanfar1048]

AFAIK This song was written as a sad song after one of their friends died. However pub audiences misinterpreted the lyrics to mean that it was a sad break up song. So some drunk Aussies decided to cheer the song up to make it a happy break up song by adding vengeful shouting at the supposed ex-partner during the chorus. Lyrics as written by band "Am I ever going to see your face again" (no because you're dead, I miss you so so much) Lyrics as misinterpreted by crowd "Am I ever going to see your face again?" (You left me, I miss you so so much) Drunk addition by crowd "No way, get fucked, fuck off" (Ha! I'm over you, and stop stalking me you loser) It is a mark of gracefulness by The Angels that they just went with the crowd co-creation and didn't get precious over their memorial for their dead friend.

[@TroyPudney]

The band formed in 1973 and AIEGSYFA was recorded in 1976 and is about grieving after the death of a friend. The response is lost in Australian Folklore while Doc said he first heard it at a gig in 1983 in Mt Isa, it had been making the rounds in Pubs well before that. I remember a Blue Light Disco (underaged disco supported by local Police for our OS friends) in 1982 where it was yelled out. Look up Puddles Pity Party singing it live in a gig in Australia. Although I am sure he knew about it the reaction is priceless. Oh, and please never refer to the Angels as Pop Rock... Damn, wars have been started for less. LOL

[@peterdubois65]

I remember one year at Narara off my tree covered in mud screaming this at the top of my lungs .. was a good time to be alive

[@nickmaguire4914]

I thought it started at ANU Student Union

[@starlightshimmery]

@@peterdubois65 my partner used to tell me similar stories about Narara 😂

[@artemisxw8708]

Mullets, bad hair, cheap beer and the Angeks made a great night in Sydney. Love the Angels they would go off like a frog in a sock. The crowds were always fun and loud. My ears would ring for days after a concert.

[@guessgirl5]

To most of the people commenting on here ...Come guys give him a break, he has never heard them before and that video doesn't really give off the pub rock scene, that we all know and loved when they played😀😃😀 He is learning about our music, playing it and loving it 😁😁😁 You've gotta love that 😉 Now to Mr Reactions 😀 Hey 😁 I've been watching you now since stumbling across your channel about 3 weeks ago and I subscribed that night. Your reactions are awesome 😁 When I saw the title of the song for this video...I said Haha he is going to hear the Aussie made up chorus 😂🤣LMAO😂🤣 And you sang along, that was brilliant, so very cool 😃😀 I think it is really wonderful how you are embracing our Aussie music🎵🎶🎵 And it's understandable when a style of music is interpreted differently, especially when you have never heard it or experienced it before 😊 But with you doing this channel, its opening you up to a whole new world of music experiences. I'm sure you will check out more of their songs and then you will understand them more. Us aussie are very passionate about our pub/ rock bands... as you will see in all the comments LOL Music truly is the universal language 🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵 Keep going your doing great👍😀✌

[@ausmarkb]

Angels were my first concert back in the 80’s at the old Hordern Pavilion in Sydney. A quintessential part of Aussie pub rock history. They filled live shows like this but excelled in pubs with a dance floor packed with drunken patrons bouncing off each other.

[@scottmitchell6344]

Yeah mate that’s where I seen them,probably in 88

[@starlightshimmery]

I used to hit the Hordern in ‘88 too 😂. Didn’t see the Angels but I was pretty upset I missed the Hoodoo Gurus there when my mates went without me!!

[@ausmarkb]

@@starlightshimmery you thought they were mates :)

[@berniceanne4959]

I was 18 in a pub in Qld when I heard this chant for the very first time.I too was like......what are they saying. It only got better from there. Classic aussie sing along. Good times💕

[@miboogaroo]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣love that you got him listening to a live version with the extra lyrics. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@michaelfreedman1006]

In 79 we would dance to their song Shadow Boxer. At the school dance. Doc (singer) passed away a couple of years ago.

[@peters3452]

The Angels were an amazing band. Doc Neeson an incredible front man. RIP Doc.

[@kathc349]

Way back in the very early days you were an Angel's fan or an ACDC fan. Then everyone loved both, saw them in concert back in the day & everyone was standing on the chairs & stomping.

[@kerrypapworth1526]

They were a great band to see live, so much energy.

[@christhorney]

i always chant that when i hear it on the radio here in melbourne haha the best ever

[@bmyhrr]

Saw the Angels live - fabulous

[@frederickcooper7031]

Recently went to concert in Perth, Western Australia and the Angels were on the play bill, crowd still get involved like this. (We may be a little older now.)

[@sandgroper1970]

An Aussie, so I remember seeing the Angels live, with Cheap Trick as the support/ second act. They performed this in the encore, but before doing so they brought Cheap Trick out on the stage, and made a big play of the crowd chant, and of course as part of the crowd obliged by shouting it louder and louder.

[@dominiquemmaurice]

So freaking lucky to have the best muso’s in the world. I have the privilege, of working with Bob (guitarist). He’s producing my upcoming CD 👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@durv13]

you legend . bout time someone did my request lol . thank you . lets see if you like them lol ive asked so many reactors to try my aussie angels . and noone does . which is a shame , because they have an endless list of big hits . you'll see lol .

[@antoniodemaria1855]

wow the ANGELS, I remember them from when they were a pub band in the 70s to a massive following

[@Rel1369]

This was my jam, when I was a teen I would go round the pubs of western Sydney seeing The Angels, Mentals, Radiators, Dragon etc, it was a great time.

[@FionaEm]

Yep, this is an Aussie anthem alright 😅 The crude callback wasn't in the original song but became a key part of after years of gigs 😅 'Doc' Neeson was an absolutely electric frontman. No, this is a straight up rock song. No pop involved. Doc died in 2014 but if he was still alive, I think he'd be a bit miffed at your 'pop' comment 😛😂

[@peterdubois65]

And never ever come to Australia and knock Doc's vocals...he is the original, the legend, the man with a voice like a squeaky violin!!!

[@garrybroad8748]

@@peterdubois65 the first time bowie came to Australia, the angels was the suport band and totally put bowie off ,he felt upstaged by the type of energy of mick Jagger like you know how doc launched, it realy rattled him ,doc would have been going off ,to open for bowie .no way intending to .one up david bowie. The crowd were there for bowie. and well the angles are just the locals ,fk .given there best bash. R I P ,Doc .

[@edwinastawski6033]

LOL Im laughing so hard!!!! 🤣 Welcome to Australia. Brilliant!

[@golfmikebravofoxtrot3869]

Rauy you legend!! I've seen & met The Angels so many times, these days the founding Brewsters brothers (John & Nick on guitars) play with their sons... it's magical. The lead singer of the Screaming Jets, Dave Gleeson does lead vocals now for them, and he CAN sing! Another top bloke. 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@rightwally]

angels are legends! It’s impossible not to get on the dance floor when one of their songs come on. Classic Aussie rock!

[@publicliarbility7531]

Hahahaha. That is the best period of The Angels. Bob Spencer and Doc together is perfect.

[@peterdubois65]

And if you had your kids there you'd expect them to swear along with the crowd. And they're not a pop group, the angels bloody rocked!

[@mackangelwings]

Love his reaction!!😀😀

[@theotherdogknees]

Oz Pub Rock was a broad genre. You had AC/DC , Cold Chisel, Rose tattoo, The Angels to start with, all riffing off The Aztecs and the Easybeats, The loved ones, Masters Apprentices etc. The Angels were our Mods if anything, to equivalent to the Who. Rose tattoo were just brilliantly nasty, but had a slide guitar. probably the most bluesy. Chisel were Chisel, as you know. Farnsey was peripheral to the rock crowd until '86, even though he had been around for years. Then came Divinyls and Hoodoo Gurus and their mates, Mentals, Renee, although she had been around nearly as long as Farnsey, and loads of bands, and you can quote me on that. and More, and still more. Southern River Band would probably be the latest Torch bearers of good old Australian Pub Rock and/or Roll.

[@Laraine3]

You’re spot on as always, Dom. The lead singer Doc Neeson was never a singer as such. In his life before being a musician, he was a sergeant in the army and had degrees in drama and film production. It was this sense of theatre and energy that he brought to the role of front man. The band had sophisticated lyrics and were brilliant to watch live. They supported bands such as AC/DC and were considered hard rock, The Angels have been cited by Guns n’ Roses, Cheap Trick, and Great White as having been influential on their own styles. The Angels are Aussie rock royalty. 🤘

[@emjem99]

He's not spot on about calling the Angels a pop group ffs!

[@kristidewar6296]

That moment when realisation kicks in 😯😳 Hahahaha you kill me dude

[@julzhunt7790]

Ikr😆

[@anthonyhaylock6655]

I lost count of how many times I’ve seen this band in action , even worked with them a few times , this a huge song back in the late 70’s , early 80’s And some members are still around and still playing , they are great bunch of guys

[@bon7572]

They are a awesome live band brings back a lot memories seeing them live... RIP DOC NEESON a true legend of Australian rock music

[@kathyjj7136]

you need to see more of their songs , the lead singer Doc Neeson was such a legend , may he R.I.P ...

[@donnawallington4978]

It certainly is an anthem 🇦🇺‼️ seem them many times🤘Australians having fun with live music

[@caro.k2958]

Oh WOW! Angels are NOT pop Never POP! Angels are credited with killing glam pop in Australia and bringing ROCK back to the charts in the Severus. Listen to take a long line or secrets. Rock with punk style vocals and mean riffs. Doc would turn over in his grave to hear you call them pop. The response came from the audiences back in the day.

[@leandabee]

Absolutely 100% not a pop group eh. Nick Nick Nick 🤦🏼‍♀️😅. Poor Doc would definitely turn over in his⚰, and come back to haunt 👻 whoever said that😅

[@allanhowat9594]

OMG Angel's pop 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂 Nope no and just no.

[@davidr7813]

LOL great song, one of the graduating years at high school decided to play this song, it was hilarious for us but the teachers freaked.

[@mynitchu]

What a song!!! Hear this song 2am at the pubs n clubs n you gotta sing the loudest u can!!!

[@jojowynne233]

The Angels had so many awesome hits back in the day! They still tour even though everyone’s fave Doc Neeson died. Dave Gleeson from Screaming Jets is an amazing front man for the Angels these days. He is so energetic on that stage as well.

[@kheaslip6639]

My favourite rock band of the 80s, live concerts were the best!

[@helenvann3506]

The best of Aussie pub rock from the the 70s and 80s

[@trenchy1990]

Great band from my home suburb of Taperoo, SA, Australia, 5017.

[@GhostOfBane]

Kids know this song as well. I was orn in the 80s and I was very young at an event and this song comes and everyone sings the crowd part and my mum had to tell me the words so I could sing a long

[@CamStansell]

great video mate. please do more Angels because this is not his best voice actually the only not so great time. The Doc is a legend and will always be remembered as one of the greatest in Australian history. keep up the good videos mate, really enjoying them !!

[@paulklingberg9725]

saw them live with the Adelaide Symphony orchestra in December and the crowd still got into it

[@stevefoulston]

The Angels are an Australian rock band which formed in Taperoo, a small beachside suburb in Adelaide in 1974 as The Keystone Angels by Bernard "Doc" Neeson on lead vocals and bass guitar, John Brewster on rhythm guitar and backing vocals, his brother Rick Brewster on lead guitar and backing vocals, Charlie King on drums. In 1976, King was replaced by Graham "Buzz" Bidstrup on drums, Chris Bailey took over bass duties so Neeson could focus solely on vocals, and they changed their name to just 'The Angels'. Their studio albums peaking within the Australian top 10 are No Exit (1979), Dark Room (1980), Night Attack (1981), Two Minute Warning (1984), Howling (1986) and Beyond Salvation (1990). Their top 20 singles are "No Secrets" (1980), "Into the Heat" (1981), "We Gotta Get out of This Place" (1987), "Am I Ever Gonna See Your Face Again" (live, 1988), "Let the Night Roll On" and "Dogs Are Talking" both 1990 RIP Doc peace out.

[@petersmith4943]

By the second verse….even if you’ve never heard this song before… you are yelling the crowd response back at them. With a huge smile on your face.

[@easternstar7205]

This was an anthem at one point or another in people's lives in Oz. Lol. Such a good song and still a great song that gets alot of air play. Love it 😀 No Secrets is the other song I love from the angels. Have a listen you'll love it.

[@stukay2803]

No Secrets is probably their best (IMO) but the Missy Higgins cover from a few years ago is *chef kiss*

[@Gumnut08]

Pop rock!!! Pure rock stars my friend!!

[@MarkCassone]

Saw the title, and immediately wondered what the reaction to the audience would be. Straya! 😆

[@roslynjonsson2383]

RIP Doc - I can see you and Shirl the Curl up there with a beer, just rockin the joint, with my dad screaming at you both to shut that bloody noise up 😂😂😂

[@parishofrock2963]

Love your reaction to a great song. The Angels never made it outside of Australia which is a shame because I only got to see them once here in the UK in the early 80s.

[@samarakiely2733]

Imagine if they brought their kids there, dude!!! We sing this as kids in Australia!!

[@macman1469]

Thank you thank you. THANK YOU.

[@AndrewMorison_morrie]

Just noticed that this is at the Melbourne Show Grounds as you can see the Four N' Twenty stand and the Ferris Wheel in the background shots..