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There
are 17 film clips including all the hits from "Sounds Of
Then (This Is Australia)", "Gimme Some Loving"
and "Hundreds of Languages" to Nomadsland" and
"Trust". Each one is accompanied by an animated anecdote
about the clip from one of the band members.
By
2001, GANGgajang had completed three national tours of Brazil.
This documentary is about the first in 1995. It gives a rare insight
in to the humour and chemistry of the band, live performances
from RIO DE JANEIRO and SAO PAULO and an unexpected meeting with
legendary Brazilian band "MAMONAS ASSASSINAS".
During
the 1980s, the A.B.C were running the well respected music show
ROCK ARENA compered by Suzanne Dowling. On the 25th of November
1985, GANGgajang performed a live concert show-casing songs from
the debut album including "Ambulance Men", "Maybe
I", "Sounds Of Then (This Is Australia)" and Chris
Bailey's take on "Viva Las Vegas".
This
is the original, uncut, legendary, seminal surf movie "MAD
WAX". GANGgajang provided the music and the likes of Ross
Clarke-Jones (as the “Wiz") and Gary "Kong"
Elkerton provided the awesome surfing sequences, (and the bad
acting!) It was this film which helped establish GANGgajang's
popularity with surfers all
round the world.
On
the 24th of December 2002, the band performed at the legendary,
The Basement at Circular Quay, Sydney Featured are more recent
songs such as "I Will", "Carioca Girl" and
"Give Peace Another Chance", indispersed with in-depth
interviews. 
The
Archive has interviews spanning the band's career, including one
with the Channel 7 News after the first show in 1985. Also a look
at the band recording and mixing "LINGO", Buzz's "Tales
from "The Shed" (the earliest days), CHRISTORY, the
Chris Bailey story, even a gold record presentation...in a kitchen...at
Avalon!