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  • Im 12 and my mum told me to look up this ong and THIS HAS BEEN MY FAVORITE SONG FOR 1 YEAR. I can reaklly see where our generation music has gone...nowhere! This is real Music <3

  • tyhthtyht

  • I loved this album. One of my favourites. I saw Skyhooks in concert at Memorial Drive in Adelaide some time last century. Skyhooks were there backing up Status Quo.

  • Hahahaha!! "She kicks off her platform shoes...!!" Just so funny to remember those cork soled, 6 inch monstrosities! Short guys of the 70's had enough problems trying to get laid, and this didn't help.

  • @paedr01 funny stuff I kicked a guy in the head with mine once,nearly killed him stone dead....

  • The Hooks always had clever story telling lyrics in their songs and you can understand every word.

  • sky hooks are the best rip shirl we miss you

  • balwyn rocked if you knew where to go in the 70/80's... a great band.. and thank god I was "living in the 70's" as a teen... an excellent time

  • Ah Skyhooks this takes me back to the days of good music, Being a hawthorn footy supported often used to see Shirl down at the club always a fantastic bloke, R.I.P. Shirl, music today is crap!

  • Can befrayed write a sentance with out using swear words???????

    More like a young flog

  • if ya listen carefully to this song....its more about getting caught up in the 'suburban trap' of wife/ house/ mortgage than anything else...its not about gay/ straight, its about a grasping suburban chicky getting her hooks into a guy, who was only out for a bit of fun...Balwyn, the suburb, has become the nickname for the girl who is from there, Balwyn being a nothing particularly exciting kind of place, where you will end up living if you let this girl get her way....

  • love em!!!!

  • Great 1974 song that depits melbourne in 1974.

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  • is there a video of this - i so love this track - i'm from Brisbane and back in the mid 70s I visited my aunt in melbourne and she said - we are going to Balwyn tonight for a party. I had heard of Balwyn from the Skyhooks song. I was about 15 or 16 at the time, didn't know she was into the gay scene at the time - ever since I associate Balwyn with what I just said. BTW - I am not gay, and never been back to Balwyn since.

  • Balwyns a straight suburb the party you went to may have had a mixture I think the songs more about a nypho groupy that couldn't say no?

  • @LIMESPLICE the girl he met at the party was from balwyn.the party could have been anywhere.when she rings him after the party,thats"balwyn calling".I agree though that balwyn is a straight suburb.Also full of stuck up people that whine like a EH HOLDEN DIFF

  • Well that took me back. Thanks.

  • great graet great!

  • Heh Heh When I bought this Vinyl when it was released it came with a "Contains offensive language" sticker...LOL.

  • This Album and The Angels Face to Face- 2 Best Australian Albums Ever!! Just have not dated!!

  • you are so correct on that call!

  • wicked mate. Great aussie band

  • get on the phone and do a little stalling...oh man it's the 70's all over again...lol

  • Nearly everything the Skyhooks did was great. They were far and away the most important Australian band of the 70s.

  • i love his song love his band. i am a young cunt but it is still the best

    this and stry cats. fucking thanks for uploading

  • @befrayed i am also a "young cunt" as you so politley put it, and i have this strange feeling i am younger than you, i am not going to argue with how amazing skyhooks are but...must you potray yourself in such an obscene/vulgar manner?

    i mean is talking like that really nesecary?

    all you are doing is representing young people in a terrible way.

    people like you dont really deserve voice boxes, no offense or anything.

  • @nothingandnowhere7 I'm an old cunt, and I'm curious to now whether you're offended by all the crude/vulgar lyrics on this great album?

  • @nothingandnowhere7 I'm an old cunt who remembers listening to this stuff when I was a young cunt, and I'm curious to know whether you're offended by all the crude/vulgar lyrics on this great album? Listen to "Smut" & "You Just Like Çause I'm Good in Bed", and the golden oldie "Why Don't Ya All Get Fucked?", then complain about vulgarity.

  • @BulbousAlsoTapered What a bunch of CUNTS

  • @nothingandnowhere7 befryed is speaking the way most suburban lads did in the day. Hes hip to the lingo. Your little appeal to him is more about your own confession of being part of a generation of fucksticks. The language he uses is completely consistent with the times of Skyhooks. Shirl swore like a trooper like most Ausie men did; more confident and less pussy whiped by feminism and political correctness.

    Fuck post modernist Australia its a shitheap of effeminate gender apologists on ritalin

  • Nice one..ive had this song in my head all evening. My mum used to play this album back in the day.

  • luv it

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