ONCE UPON A TIME...Living In The 70s

 

SKYHOOKS  Living In The 70s  (Mushroom,1974) - Glam rock


      The Skyhooks’ debut album kicks off with the title track and also contains the hit Horror Movie, which both remain prime examples of just how keen an observer of social issues was the eye of chief songwriter and bassist Greg Macainsh. His lyrics could also be wry (You just Like Me ‘cos I’m Good in Bed) and at times sarcastic (Whatever Happened to the Revolution?), but Macainsh also had the uncanny ability to tell a story inside four minutes (Balwyn Calling). He was a gifted songwriter. Over the years, much has been made – rightly – of the references to Melbourne locations littered throughout his songs. In mid-70’s Australia, this was rare for a local band, and it was certainly one of the facets which set Skyhooks apart from the crowd.

TRACKLIST : Livin' In The 70s
                      Whatever Happened To The Revolution
                      Balwyn Calling
                      Horror Movie
                      You Just Like Me 'Cos I'm Good In Bed
                      Carlton (Lygon Street Limbo)
                      Toorak Cowboy
                      Smut
                      Hey,What's The Matter
                      Motorcycle Bitch


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