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Brisbane Bands pt 3 (1988 music documentary)

This is part 3 of a 1988 documentary titled 'Brisbane Bands'. This documentary focuses on the isolation and struggle many Brisbane punk bands had to endure in the face of conservative Brisbane during the 1970's and 1980's. Mark Callaghan (the Riptides/GANGjaja) and Mark Dadds (The Sharks) comment on the sound of Brisbane bands. Lindy Morrison and Robert Forster (both of The Go-Betweens) speak about Queensland police breaking up their gigs and parties and the brutal treatment of protesters against the Bjelke-Petersen government. Mark Dadds (of The Sharks) reflects on the riots that took place at the Caxton Street Jazz Club and a particular night when the Brisbane task force attacked concert attendees. This segment also shows footage of many riots and arrests that had happened in Brisbane during the 1970's and 1980's. Mark Callaghan concludes this segment by speaking about many bands having to leave Brisbane in order to survive and prosper. Tracks/Bands include: Toywatches The Apartments Mistery Of Sixes The Go-Betweens 'Karen' Razar - Task Force Conservative, Government, Authority, Ignorant, Isolation, Desolation, Boredom, Bored, Boring, Territorial, Drinking, Fighting, Teenage, Teen, Party, Parties, Closed Down, Shut Down, Club 76, Hostility, Hostile Audience, Joh Bjelke-Petersen, Police, Riots, Pretensiousness, Punk, Rock, Post, Post-Punk, Indie, Independent, Alternative, Aussie, Old Australian Bands