The Triffids - ABC's Blah Blah Blah, 1988

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Setlist
1. Bury Me Deep in Love
2. Trick of the Light
3. Hometown Farewell Kiss
4. Kelly's Blues
5. Once a Day (Connie Smith cover)

[@nogurunomethodnoteachervan3515]

This amazing live performance is one of the best I’ve seen of The Triffids! It’s a great recording and shows David’s voice and all the instruments beautifully 👏👏👏👍👍🙏❤️

[@5micky2]

Love Andrew Denton's intro, at first wildly shrill, and then exaggeratedly chill as he announces with a sweep of his arm ''The Triffids''.

[@princebonnie1357]

The Triffids nearing the end of the 80's and their long voyage of brilliance coming into land. A soulful set of songs, Hometown Farewell Kiss is this set's apex. Oh yes, I could listen to Graham sing country all day long!

[@maryburke5423]

Lovely comment ❤

[@touka2549]

Saw them at Melbourne uni march 1988 great concert great band rip David mcomb greetings from manly australia

[@julianmbrown]

Wonderful footage. The Triffids at their peak in 1988 (as far as playing live is concerned) Lovely stuff xx

[@Musicnonstopnl]

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[@johangaudissabois8668]

Seeing THE TRIFFIDS live in GHENT at the time of BORN SANDY DEVOTIONAL(Flanders, BELGIUM) was one of the greatest concerts I ever witnessed. The record CALENTURE was and is equally brilliant. TREELESS PLAIN is underrated....David MCcomb's lyrics were -to quote STEVE KILBEY- worthy of DYLAN.

[@Musicnonstopnl]

Yep saw them early eighties at the Pandora’s Music Box festival in Rotterdam. I can even remember it together with performances of Nick Cave, The Cult and many many others.

[@nmp290765]

what a band. they should've been huge , ditto the gobetweens.

[@JustinCase-ld4ih]

Love The Triffids, and captain Cook didn't discovered Australia, the portuguese did.

[@maryburke5423]

When the ABC used to support local comedy and music. Barely a shadow of its former self now.