SUBURBAN ROCK Recorded live at Bombay Rock 1978 this shows how powerful the band was. Wonderful musicianship from all involved, remarkable bass from Paul Noonan, great skins Howie, Leopard sounding like the heir to Hendrix, […]
MONSTER’S BACK This is one of my oldest songs though of course it is constantrly updated. It started in 1974 to mark the return of Pus and then has morphed through the decades while retianing […]
SUBURBAN BOY My most well known song and one of the very first songs I wrote back in 1972, it was always a declaration of my intent to try and make popular art from our […]
OLD STOCK RD With my band Pus I was punk before punk – well before the Sex Pistols anyway. This song represented my advancement to the next step: high energy suburban rock. Cars, footy, sex, […]
WAITING FOR THE CYCLONE One of the best tracks I’ve done. WAITING FOR THE CYCLONE The Hoppers are hoppin’ and the crickets are clickin’ The boys are sweating and the girls all glisten The fridge […]
NO FENCES Martin Cilia and I wrote this song around 1991. I wanted to make a statement about the importance of including one another into our culture. It’s a country feel with a bridge inspired […]
WELCOME TO THE HOSPITAL This track was not played by the band all that often. I think I may have written it on the first tour in 1978 but I’m hazy on it and can’t […]
LONELY BAR ROOM CRAWLER
JOEY BLACK One of my hard rock numbers from the 1979 Correct Weight album. Has a few of my favourite lyrics in here. (`these streets aren’t safe for violence any more’) Live Johnny and Tony […]
FREE KICKS Second single for Mushroom, a football-themed disco-rock number. Mixing footy with pop music was just too ahead of its time. Or maybe it wasn’t very good? Though I reckon it’s not bad at […]
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