Added on June 1, 2011
Everett True
AC/DC , Beyonce , Brian Jones , Bruce Springsteen , Bryan Adams , Cheap Trick , Cold Chisel , George Michael , Girls Aloud , Havana Brown , Howard Jones , INXS , Jennifer Lopez , Joan Jett , John Farnham , Katy Perry , Lady Gaga , Melody Maker , Men At Work , Midnight Oil , Mirrors , Mudhoney , NME , Oasis , paul kelly , Pearl Jam , Pitbull , pop music , Powderfinger , Pulp , Radiohead , Sally Oldfield , Smashing Pumpkins , Squeeze , Sugababes , Suzi Quatro , The Beatles , The Easybeats , The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society , The Monkees , The Police , The Residents , The Rolling Stones , The Stereophonics
Pop music that shits all over the tired, tepid male rock posturing of the other nine videos from a wonderfully giddy height.
Added on May 2, 2011
Everett True
Boo Frog , Missing Link , Next Big Thing , Sole Stickers , The Easybeats , The Kinks , The Posies , The Stingrays
We LOVE bribes here at Collapse Board, the more straightforward (i.e. cash) the better.
Added on November 2, 2010
Everett True
Euros Childs , Gorky's Zygotic Mynci , Jan And Dean , Jonny , Norman Blake , Teenage Fanclub , The Easybeats
Blimey. There’s Norman Blake, he of my much-loved Glaswegian pop stars Teenage Fanclub. (True story: my first girlfriend named her pet hamster after Norman – then in The Boy Hairdressers. It was after we split.) There’s Euros Childs, he of my much-loved Welsh pop stars Gorky’s Zygotic Mynci. (True story: Gorky’s press agent called me […]
Added on October 25, 2010
Everett True
Black Diamonds , Devil's Children , Do The Pop , Eddy Current Suppression Ring , Everett True's Australian Garage Rock Primer , Hits , Lipstick Killers , Matrimony , Missing Links , Nuggets , Pebbles , Peter Tilbrook , Pretty Ugly , Purple Hearts , Radio Birdman , Something Awful , Sunnyboys , Tales from the Aus Underground , The Birds , The Eastern Dark , The Easybeats , The Elois , The Saints , The Scientists , Tim Pittman , Tumbleweed , Ugly Things , Venom P Stinger , Wild About You , Wild Colonials , You Am I
There’s a good argument to be had for grunge beginning in Australia with The Scientists in 1979. Ask Kurt Cobain. Oh wait. You can’t.
