Source: 1983 03 24 The Venue, London, UK T2 Cassette. Fan James N. picked a song that has never been featured before from the vault… Drinking Bomb! A buried track from a buried album, this is another song that we have only one recording of in the Vault. Did anyone else notice the recent digital more »

Source: 1989 04 04 Middle Park Hotel, Melbourne VHS PCM. In one of the more unusual requests we have received, Tim Buckley photography asked for… “something from the Middle Park Hotel, Melbourne rehearsals/prerelease live gigs of Ghost Nation.” Good news! These were recorded and we can do this! Here’s an unreleased live track from one the more »

Source: 1991 02 03 Selinas, Sydney, Australia T2 Cassette. The final track on 1992’s Cut album, Angel of Mercy, is a particularly rare beast live… in fact, this is the only live recording of it that we have in The Vault! This is by request from punter Matthew Masterton… great rare pick, sir! 🙂

Source: 1980 06 Jetsonnes – Richmond Cassette. Something from the pre-Hunters and Collectors band The Jetsonnes – which included Mark, John, Doug and Rob. As with all Jetsonnes material, it is substantially poppier than the art-rock Hunters that followed merely one year after this 1980 live recording. Today’s choice is inspired by Brett Pearson’s request more »

Source: 1984 10 24 Throw Your Arms Around Me, Geoff Tapes VHS PCM. The original live to digital version of Throw Your Arms Around Me, as released as a single in 1984. Two punters, Tim Robinson and Meegan Bowie, need this version for their wedding day! It did appear on the Spare Parts album, but that album has more »

Source: 1987 Living Daylight EP (1987 US 12 – Fenech). The US version of the Living Daylight EP, which appeared between the Human Frailty and What’s A Few Men? albums, contained two additional tracks on top of the Australian version. These were remixes of The Slab and Carry Me from the much earlier Jaws of Life album. more »

Source: 2005 04 15 Cornish Arms, Melbourne, Australia (CD). Many moons ago, Mark Seymour and James Reyne joined forces for two co-headlining tours. To our collective enjoyment, both bands came out at the end for a few cover tunes. Here’s one of thetunes that has never seen an official release – a cover of Neil Young’s more »

Source: 1999 07 17 Mark – Continental, Melbourne, Australia (DAT). Hanoi is another great unreleased Mark Seymour track from the early solo years! 🙂

Source: 1997 10 04 Mark (with Nick), Govenor Hindmarsh, Adelaide, Australia DAT. For many fans, “The One You Love” was a favourite found buried deep in Mark’s debut solo album King Without a Clue. This week, we present a rare early live acoustic version! Crowdies fans may also note Nick Seymour on bass…!

Source: 2000 05 20 Commercial Hotel, Yarraville, Australia (DAT). Fan Mark Ryan recently suggested an unreleased Mark Seymour track from an era ago about Newcastle, New South Wales… we found a rare live recording of it, and now everyone can hear it 🙂 Brisbane fans are in for a journey tonight at the Old Museum – see more »