No video :(

Metal Band First Time Reacts To Goanna - Solid Rock (live) THE WOLF HUNTERZ Reactions

Подписаться 238 тыс.

Просмотров 36 тыс.

50% 1

Want a custom reaction video?
www.THEWOLFHUN...
Song intro THE WOLF HUNTERZ - Lock Shields
• THE WOLF HUNTERZ - Loc...
Song intro THE WOLF HUNTERZ - Lock Shields ( LIVE )
• THE WOLF HUNTERZ - Loc...
merch store
teespring.com/...
spotify
open.spotify.c...
The Wolf HunterZ
albums and singles available on
www.thewolfhun...
AMAZON
www.amazon.com...
ITUNES
/ last-man-standing-ep
and more!
outro song
bang my head
RU-vid
/ thewolfhunterz
Facebook
Faceboook: / thewolfhunterz
Instagram
/ thewolfhunterz
Website
Website: www.TheWolfHunterZ.com
*Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use"
for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use
is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or
personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. No copyright infringement intended.
We are a reaction video show that comments on the positive aspects of artist and their video.
#thewolfhunterz
#znation #femalefronted #girlswhorock #clevelandmetal
#thewolfhunterzmusic #thewolfhunterzmusicvideos #reactionvideos #musicreactions #reactors
#thewolfhunterzreactions #SuziQ #CoupleReacts #suziandtravisreact
Thank you Videezy.com for the special affects videos!
THE WOLF HUNTERZ Reactions
THE WOLF HUNTERZ React To
Goanna - Solid Rock (live)
• Goanna - Solid Rock (l...
Absolute classic Aussie rock song from The Goanna Band - Solid Rock, this a stunning live version.

Опубликовано:

21 авг 2024

Ссылка:

Скачать:

Готовим ссылку...

Добавить в:

Мой плейлист

Посмотреть позже

Комментарии : 161

@DiscoTimelordASD Год назад

The music makes you wanna dance. The lyrics make you wanna cry.

@appleandoranges1 10 месяцев назад

Nailed it.

@Dragonz-Neek 6 месяцев назад

"standing on the shore one day, saw the white sails in the sun...wasnt long before they felt the sting... white man, white law, white gun" Best lyrics ever ❤

@jaci_mac23 2 года назад

"Standing on the shore one day, saw the white sails in the sun..."...just gets me. So much respect for Goanna!! Loved this song growing up.

@carlmarks8170 Год назад

It wasn't long before they felt the sting WHITE MAN! WHITE LAW! WHITE GUN! Don't tell me that it's justified 'Cos somewhere... someone lied

@sdev2749 2 года назад

This song was one of many unofficial national anthems for Australia in the 80's

@davehill5764 Год назад

Yep. And Wolf Hunterz covered a few of those unofficial anthems as well including: “I was only 19” and “Khe Sahn” But they havent done “Sound of Them” by Gangajang

@appleandoranges1 10 месяцев назад

Still is....

@appleandoranges1 10 месяцев назад

@davehill5764 not an Aussie band, but still an aussie anthem, Endless Road by the Time Bandits...that filmclip was literally my childhood..... Toyota Tarago's, cane fields, the Gold Coast and Big Things...

@peterazzopardi7020 2 года назад

This was my teenage years, saw them at packed Blacktown RSL auditorium plenty of times, tracks of my life. Great song, that stands the test of time

@lbd-po7cl 2 года назад

Shane Howard, lead vocals, is an outstanding songwriter, with a strong social conscience and appreciation of history. This is probably his best known song, and while it has a powerful and catchy beat, it speaks eloquently of the sacredness of the land to First Nations people, as well as the tragedy for them at the arrival of white settlers. Great song from a great band.

@PaulAndrewsAustralia Год назад

@@davidparris7167 get your head out of your own arse champ.

@Murrifella71 Год назад

Hey Travis and Suzie. Thanks for reacting to this song " Solid Rock " by Goanna. I'm actually an Aboriginal man myself, my Mother being a Baradha/ Kapalbara & my Father a Kukuyalanji/Kukuyimidtha man . The lead singer Shane Howard is actually a friend of mine who is all for Aboriginal rights. The song is about when the British came to Australia and the Aboriginal people went down to the beaches of Botany Bay or wherever they pulled ashore. They went to greet the British, but the British massacred them and made them their like they did everywhere else in the world. It's a sad song with true meaning.

@mikedemike5393 3 дня назад

that is not true...the first violence was at Manly when arthur Phillip was speared.

@Murrifella71 3 дня назад

@mikedemike5393 that's what white people write in books to teach at schools. But this information was handed down by my Ancestors. Like your ancestors are convicts / poems/ .. the English and Dutch were the invaders. Shut up fool .

@originalpottsy 2 года назад

As an Aussie I can't believe this is the first time I've seen this live. Great song great band and a great message. Thanks heaps. 🔥

@videohistorysnippets8963 Год назад

They are the best and Shane Howard is a legend, a wonderful artist who cares deeply about others and our environment.

@rosiekickett2617 7 месяцев назад

Hi I'm a Aboriginal woman from Perth Western Australia and my people are the Noongah people of the South West region of Western Australia and i just wanted to say that Aboriginal women aren't allowed to play the didgeridoo as it's strictly only for men...it could make us women sick which is hard to explain with a few words... but thx for reacting to this great song about my people the First Nations people of Australia ♥️♥️🖤🖤💛💛 this song has a very sad story behind it...thx to Goanna for writing such a great song... much love from Perth Western Australia ♥️♥️🖤🖤💛💛🦘🦘

@TarganQuick 2 месяца назад

Always was, always will be. ♥

@Ktmfan450 2 года назад

Solid Rock is a perfect name for this Such a heavy beat 💪🏻

@spy7538 2 года назад

An Aussie classic. For those who aren't familiar with the didgeridoo, watch out the bloke doesn't stop for a breath. He breathes in through his nose and out his mouth in a constant motion. It's very difficult to do.

@davidparris7167 9 месяцев назад

It certainly is. I find I have to do the constantly. Otherwise, I might wake up dead which would be a bummer.

@jenniferjacobs228 2 года назад

It's actually quite a sad song, if you listen to the lyric and know the story of our indigenous people and how they suffered when the English arrived to settle this country.

@farqsideways5679 2 года назад

Lucky the Dutch pissed off because what they did in Tasmania would have been nationwide.

@PjRjHj Год назад

@@farqsideways5679 the Dutch never colonised Tasmania, they only mapped and named it Van Deiman's land

@loufrost824 Год назад

The English suffered when they were conquered by the Romans. Stop crying

@Dogrockdog Год назад

Do you “own “land yourself? A house ? Hypocrisy perhaps?

@ralph04ification Год назад

@@loufrost824 so what.....the songs not about England, softcok

@blackie75 Год назад

My old high school music teacher used to be the original bass player in this band.

@claird6477 Год назад

those 80's dance moves. i love it

@madazza Год назад

My best friend's dad used to play didgiradoo for them at live show's back in the early 80's! R.i.p Bobby

@adammcdonald1839 Год назад

A message from our indigenous brothers …. We are living on solid rock … sacred ground … this band exposed our indigenous history… 65,000 years … as with the indigenous of the americas 🙏❤️🇦🇺

@danw3735 Год назад

Yep this is one of our national anthems :D You should listen to the studio version as well

@carolinelane9599 Год назад

It's much better I think Dan than this live version.

@DaveWhoa 2 года назад

LYRICS: Out here nothin' changes Not in a hurry anyway You can feel the endlessness With the comin' of the light of day You're talkin' 'bout a chosen place You wanna sell it in a marketplace, well Well, just a minute now You're standin' on solid rock Standin' on sacred ground Livin' on borrowed time And the winds of change Are blowin' down the line Right down the line Well, round about the dawn of time The dreamin' all began A crowd of people came Well, they were lookin' for their promised land We're runnin' from the heart of darkness Searchin' for the heart of light With their paradise Well, they were standin' on solid rock Standin' on sacred ground Livin' on borrowed time And the winds of change Were blowin' cold that night, oh Well, they were standin' on the shore one day Saw the white sails in the sun Wasn't long before they felt the sting White man, white law, white gun Don't tell me that it's justified 'Cause somewhere, someone lied Yeah, well someone lied Someone lied Genocide Well, someone lied And now you're standin' on solid rock Standin' on sacred ground Livin' on borrowed time And the winds of change Are blowin' down the line Solid rock Standin' on sacred ground Livin' on borrowed time And the winds of change Are blowin' down the line Solid rock Standin' on sacred ground Livin' on borrowed time And the winds of change Are blowin' down the line No!

@STOT9 4 месяца назад

His voice carries the heaviness of the lyrics. Falling in love with this song all over again.

@ellefitzpatrick6339 2 года назад

An important song in the history of Australian music. It’s about the white man settling in Australia and how they took it from the First Nation people with violence like in so many early colonies of the new world.

@axle2327 2 года назад

😂🤣😂

@TCM215 2 года назад

Yep and aborigines have a better life now than before:) if you disagree I'll assume you must also believe that Europeans had a better life 5 thousand years ago also and that you choose to live without modern medicine, transport, power sewage and shelter;)

@iankearns774 2 года назад

@@TCM215 Yep, too much virtue signaling by some people. White man bad is getting old.

@julesschulte9293 2 года назад

@@TCM215 go away, racist.

@bluesoulsession 2 года назад

And yet you don't mention all the "cultural appropriation" in this clip (sarc) Good grief 🤦‍♂

@badgerello 2 года назад

Woo. Home town guys. They might look like they were having fun but they were angry. Very important band that took up, and stood up for, the first peoples voice when others were still fighting against them even being acknowledged.

@iankearns774 2 года назад

Calm down, my daughter is 1/8 blooded and I see many people on her side of the family take handouts and not do a tap to earn it. You speak to some of my kids cousins and they would back up what I am saying. Now up the top end there are many impoverished people not getting the support they need, and I welcome anything good that happens for them but there are a lot of grifters involved with health and welfare who are driving $60k SUV's living in nice houses who are still not happy. Not earning enough apparently.That is the big problem, the past is the past and you cant change that but we can change the future and a good start would be helping those who really need it. Not your inner city academic Koori's, They do fine..

@badgerello 2 года назад

@@iankearns774 cool story.

@shella5963 2 года назад

Settle down @Ian Kearns

@iankearns774 2 года назад

@@shella5963 Pipe down @ Shella 59.

@shella5963 2 года назад

@@iankearns774 lol okay old man

@cathyauscat4746 Год назад

One of the best Aussie rock songs ever. So good.

@coopsnz1 2 года назад

The Living End - All Torn Down

@drgrrenthumb5715 2 года назад

Classic track

@Spotter_Loader Год назад

I don’t listen to TLE much anymore but ATD is imo one of the best constructed rock songs of all time

@kazz3956 2 года назад

Ahh…. Memories of my youth. Love Goanna. Just 🔥Aussie artistry at it’s finest complete with the didgeridoo. Never seen the live performance. Thanks for the reaction.

@anthonycameron82 2 месяца назад

Our Band Goanna... LEGENDS

@anitnec 2 года назад

🤟 too many bands to follow it's incredible !!

@marksmith164 2 года назад

Another great reaction to an awesome song! Great job guys!

@jeffreykennedy1266 2 года назад

Great old Aussie classic…!

@greybirdo Год назад

Lay off the ‘old’! This song just came out yesterday…

@GRAHAMESIMPSON 9 месяцев назад

More power to you Travis and Suzie

@russelmurphy4868 Год назад

This is one of the anthems of the Land Rights Movement: up there with "Treaty" and "Burning Beds."

@dunringill1747 Месяц назад

Nice! Not enough reactors are reacting to this 80's hit.

@Stormyday-zg7iz 2 года назад

Great song choice from a great Aussie band. Can I recommend icehouse? "hey little girl" and "no promises" from the "40 years live icehouse" concert.

@michaelmueller8772 Год назад

One of the genuinely iconic Australian songs.

@lynnebryan6443 Год назад

And this is how you write a protest song!

@karenglenn6707 Год назад

I remember playing this at my 21st birthday party (a big thing in Australia) so loud over and over. I am now 62 and still love this song. The arrogance and ignorance of our white forbears is shameful. Still plenty to be ashamed of with our First Nation people and how they are treated.

@johnblackhawk2951 Год назад

These guys might have looked like ‘they were having a good time’… but this is about the invasion of Australia told from the native perspective. Find the lyrics and you’ll see.

@tonytreeve8582 Год назад

So funny you mentioned that they would be great freestylers, because when I first saw them live at the Robinvale Community Centre in 1983, they played a fully blacked out drum and didgeridoo intro to Solid Rock that lasted over 10 minutes!!!

@The_Resistance_1961 Год назад

Out here nothin’ changes Not in a hurry anyway You can feel the endlessness With the comin’ of the light ‘o day You’re talkin’ bout a chosen place You wanna sell it in a marketplace Well Well just a minute now You’re standin’ on Solid rock Standin’ on sacred ground Livin’ on borrowed time And the winds of change Are blowin’ down the line Right down the line Well round about the dawn of time The Dreaming all began A crowd of people came Well they were lookin’ for their promised land We’re runnin’ from the heart of darkness Searchin’ for the heart of light It was their paradise Well they were standin’ on Solid rock Standin’ on sacred ground Livin’ on borrowed time And the winds of change Were blowin’ cold that night Well they were standin’ on the shore one day Saw the white sails in the sun Wasn’t long before they felt the sting White man, white law, white gun Don’t tell me that it’s justified Cause somewhere Someone lied Yeah, well someone lied Someone lied Genocide Well someone lied And now you’re standin’ on Solid rock Standin’ on sacred ground Livin’ on borrowed time And the winds of change Are blowin’ down the line Solid rock Standin’ on sacred ground Livin’ on borrowed time And the winds of change Are blowin’ down the line Solid rock Standin’ on sacred ground Livin’ on borrowed time And the winds of change Are blowin’ down the line No!

@theubiquejim Год назад

probably the first song in Australia that adressed colonisation. The song is revered by rational Aussies

@allanhindmarch7323 2 года назад

Classic Aussie rock! 👍👍

@malcolmrayner6674 2 года назад

All Aussie bands are tight from playing in the pubs all the time if you did not draw a crowd you did not get a gig

@macman1469 2 года назад

The bands name is pronounced Go Anna. It's a lizard.

@benvonstanke7493 2 года назад

Very important song in Australian history. Up there with I Am Australian by the Seekers.

@123456789oldenholden 2 года назад

You guys need to check out the aussie band Pendulum, different to everything else you've reacted to. Witchcraft is there most popular song, You guys will love it.

@sum_kunt9563 2 года назад

Hell yes! Pendulum are fu**ing amazing

@drgrrenthumb5715 2 года назад

Haven't listened to these guys in awhile, but I think I know what I'm bout to listen to day.

@karenglenn6707 Год назад

Saw them live decades ago. They were excellent!! This song was huge in Australia when it came out!!

@PhotonJon Год назад

This song makes me angry. But in a good way. It's such an appalling history that we have with the indigenous people of Australia. Recently I saw these guys live supporting Midnight Oil and it was bloody amazing. Solidarity with all of my Australian brothers and sisters here who get denied their past and the very real and traumatic experiences that were imposed on them.

@PhotonJon Год назад

@@mysterial_1what a weird and unnecessary backhanded compliment.

@NedKelly1967 11 месяцев назад

Why do you feel guilty , nothing you did I hope ????

@PhotonJon 11 месяцев назад

@@NedKelly1967 why am I completely unsurprised to get a comment like this from a name like yours.

@indignorant7684 8 месяцев назад

@@PhotonJon Move on, or spin wheels forever. Your choice.

@achebwahs1111 2 года назад

When so much could have been learned from their longevity spanning tens of thousands of years, it was instead ignored, now lost and and on the verge of collapse in all but a few hundred. So who do you consider now the more evolved?

@barnowl5774 Год назад

The Australian first peoples are the remnants of the Lemurian civilization, millions of years ago, which had seven sub-races, which all civilizations have. Then came the Atlantians, and now we are heading towards the trailing end of the following Aryan one. Each has its build up, peak, and disappearance. Each progresses to the next. That is the evolution of humanity. Paradoxically, it works as an opposite bell curve. Our present Aryan race is at the beginning ascension of that bell curve. The Ageless Wisdom and Theosophy state that there are two more root races and their sub-races to come in the eons of time. Only then will we be truly evolved.

@tanoz1440 2 года назад

You should check out Stevie Wright with Evie, parts 1,2&3, 11 min, was a number one chart topper for 26 weeks back around 79. It’s impressive compositionally.

@carolcarol3938 Год назад

Oh yes please!

@carolinelane9599 Год назад

I'm 58 and it's still my favourite song ever. Would always ask my Dad for coins to put in the Juke Box for it.

@waynedein8024 2 года назад

That tube is a digri doo

@lesliedavis2185 2 года назад

or a Didgeridoo, great didge playing

@hjsmithy9198 Год назад

Let's hope that the winds of change are finally blowing down the line in 2023❤

@tobydow1 2 года назад

Absolute Aussie classic

@Amanda-uc5jq 6 месяцев назад

Everyone’s filled in on everything already but I just wanted to say INSIDE voice Travis 😂😂😂

@simonmarshall180 Год назад

Ok. That’s fukin awesome. Your choice has led me to a great version. I’ve seen this band live more than thrice.

@raresaturn 2 года назад

Best drum beat in the history of rock

@lynwragge5552 Год назад

One of my favourite songs.

@antrimlariot2386 7 месяцев назад

That song is part of Australia's DNA.

@AndyViant 2 года назад

Footy jumper!

@djizzah 2 года назад

great song and great performance at the myer music bowl in melbourne mid 80's, enjoyed your reaction, thanks

@carolcarol3938 Год назад

My beautiful home town, Melbourne. Seen lots of great performances at the "bowl".

@michaelbeerbados3291 Год назад

great Australian band..listened to them for decades

@wrrsean_alt 9 месяцев назад

The rock and rock in this song is great but the lyrics are the most important part of this song. It's Australian Aboriginals' sad story condensed into 4 minutes!

@gamortie 2 года назад

Sidney Myer Music Bowl; holds the record for the biggest concert attendance - 200,000, for the Seekers’ homecoming concert in 1967

@karenglenn6707 Год назад

I saw Thin Lizzy there when I was 17 I think in 1978. Epic show!

@garydurler5603 Год назад

One of Aussie's great guitarists Ros Hannaford in the background

@dianaperry1929 2 года назад

Woah…. 💖 this…..

@williammartinelli9491 7 месяцев назад

Welcome to the world of Australian rock music guys because crocks rule

@narellesmith7932 Год назад

Classic ❤

@Rob_D74 2 года назад

Hi guys, I would love to know if you have incorporated anything from all these videos of other bands performances into your owns bands performance? I think it would be a great video.

@manna6618 2 года назад

Lyrically this is very special to Australian's... unless you're a politician, this is black fellas country. Only the elite won't accept that. I truly hope in my time, while I am alive, we see it returned to its rightful owners. From a poor white boy... X

@codyratcliffe9840 Год назад

I think you guys missed the whole context of this song because it was a story

@jomiiller6297 Год назад

Another great Goanna song is Let the Franklin Flow a protest against the damming of Franklin River in Tasmania which would of wipe out animal population and half the forests

@wizard2755 Год назад

Dead Kelly do a brilliant version of this

@landrmonty 9 месяцев назад

Look for some Hunters & Collectors

@col2560 4 месяца назад

No mention of the huge crowd

@jackedroo Год назад

live is not the way to go....remaster is the way to go. spotify version.

@ray.shoesmith 9 месяцев назад

They were standing on the shore one day, saw the white sails in the sun, wasn't long before they felt the sting white man, white law, white gun

@666theninja Год назад

Goanna were Australia's Tree Hugging Greeny Rock Band, Solid Rock was a Hit for them. Then Shame Howard wrote that Franklin song that is a Disgrace to Hydro Workers everywhere.

@mikeythehat6693 2 года назад

Dunno if you could call it a "Tribute" . It's certainly a song that supports their cause ( and rightly so ) but I see it more as a message to Europeans , showing the harm that was done and a plea to right the wrongs .

@janemitchell3673 2 года назад

🥰❤️👏

@haydenwittig8877 2 года назад

Guys play V SPY V SPY CREDIT CARDS another great 3 piece Aussie band from the 80s.

@andrewmccabe9820 2 года назад

Tear it down...spy v spy....

@haydenwittig8877 2 года назад

@@andrewmccabe9820 Andy a song called Mugshot listen to that one.

@seanbarry7378 2 года назад

A song that calls it. Genocide...

@mikedemike5393 2 дня назад

THE Eora people were living side by side with the settlement while Arthur Phillip was still governor....they were in the town after Bennelong returned,,,,why was governor Phillip personally recording their language if genocide was the agenda....the first act of genocide is to ban language like British did to Welsh...

@carolynwhetham9514 Год назад

Lister to the lyrics. It’s actually quite sad song about the injustices & genocide against our First Nation ppls & take their land overtaken by the Poms when they came to colonise Australia

@glenchapman3899 Год назад

Dont put it all on the Poms. We as Australians had plenty of chances to right the wrongs, and we did nothing...........for a very long time

@carolynwhetham9514 Год назад

@@glenchapman3899 but the Poms tried to kill off a whole race who had been here for 60 00 years & took lands.

@waynedein8024 2 года назад

You gotta listen to taj farrent playing guitar 🎸 he's only 13

@Grummash Год назад

This is the most important song ever to come from Australia…it shows the white fella giving proper respect to the black fella (these are accepted terms, so don’t get on my case) Us white Europeans have ruined the lives of so many indigenous Australians we can never repair the damage we have done

@goatslunch6991 2 года назад

Someone lied alright. And the lies grow and unchecked.

@Murrifella71 Год назад

You guys need to check out our Aussie band " Midnight Oil " and their songs, Beds are Burning, Power and the Passion, The Dead Heart and many. Peter Garrett ( lead singer ) great song writer, great bloke. You guys are great, sorry Travis, Suzie is prettier than you 👍🏾 Dan Davis from Australia. Murri is an Aboriginal from Queensland and fella means male ( Aussie slang ) fyi.

@lynw.6140 Год назад

You need to listen and understand the lyrics.

@robinakym2356 11 месяцев назад

It’s a song about genocide

@michaelmayo9048 2 года назад

How they hanging Travis and suzey well Travis anyway ..and howdy mam to suzie

@firecrakka 2 года назад

Paid zero attention to the lyrics... swing and a miss.

@jenniferjacobs228 2 года назад

Yep..straight through to the keeper....

@robertwands9185 2 года назад

come guys get some coooniies and played one of the best synth metal from the master in 1974 MR Brian Enos I guarantee you have never heard this ,and who have no idea wgere metal punk new wave originated well this is where This off his first album "Here come the warm jets " you want to throw your listeners into shock P]ay " Baby,s On Fire" if you dare

@ScruffyIsMyName Год назад

Do you think it was appropriate to be clapping along with a big cheesy grin while they were singing about genocide?

@pieterbaun1569 9 месяцев назад

Typical Aussie's life style. Couldn' t give a two hoots to anything or anyone. It's either love it or lump it..

@waratahdavid696 Год назад

If a band hast sunglasses with any two put of - harmonica - bag pipes - didgeridoo Well, they ain't much of a band.

@renzy5270 Год назад

Pity They're not actually listening to what the band is singing

@PaulAndrewsAustralia Год назад

Totally missed the point of this song. You really need to read the lyrics when you do these reviews. Why even bother if you miss the target by this much?

@scattysafari7742 Год назад

Agreed. I often wonder if the nursery rhyme lyrics of modern pop make young people tune out the lyrics. Which is a shame, as this is a brilliant song about the cruelties foisted upon indigenous Australians.