Skunkhour - Metro Theatre, Sydney (10 December 2009)
- 1 Intro 1:07 Add To Playlist
- 2 Treacherous Head 3:06 Add To Playlist
- 3 Monologue 1 0:45 Add To Playlist
- 4 Kick In The Door 3:02 Add To Playlist
- 5 State 3:40 Add To Playlist
- 6 That's The Way 4:09 Add To Playlist
- 7 Back To Basics 3:58 Add To Playlist
- 8 Weightlessness 4:11 Add To Playlist
- 9 Bootyful 3:28 Add To Playlist
- 10 Green Light 5:30 Add To Playlist
- 11 Monologue 2 0:45 Add To Playlist
- 12 Horse 3:09 Add To Playlist
- 13 Gold Radiation 3:40 Add To Playlist
- 14 Monologue 3 0:48 Add To Playlist
- 15 Sunstone 5:26 Add To Playlist
- 16 Pullatickin 4:55 Add To Playlist
- 17 Stadium 3:50 Add To Playlist
- 18 Breathing Through My Eyes 5:00 Add To Playlist
- 19 The Sheep Of Sam Clans Disco 4:27 Add To Playlist
- 20 Do You Like It 7:36 Add To Playlist
- 21 Echidna - One 3:15 Add To Playlist
- 22 Home 4:00 Add To Playlist
- 23 Up To Our Neck's In It 5:27 Add To Playlist
- 24 McSkunk 3:04 Add To Playlist
Sydney band Skunkhour started out as an urban funk band fronted by a rapper. From there, the band incorporated all manner of styles and fusion elements into its frantic, rhythmic, groove-based attack. The Larkin brothers Del and Aya had a background in ska bands. Guitarist Warwick Scott was influenced by funk and rock. The Sutherland brothers rhythm team played rock and jazz. Common influences for all musicians were reggae, 1970s funk (James Brown, Funkadelic) and hip hop. They joined together to become Skunk, and later, Skunkhour, named after the poem by Robert Lowell.
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loved this band growing up and still do
Around the world the stones are hurled at the ivory white tower of power, the devil's milk gone sour, it's a SKUNKHOUR !!!
SKUNKHOUR RULES! Respect!!!
too good where was I ...??!?!?!?! i remember seeing these guys on Manly Beach front...with like 100 peeps. Brilliant!
ol skool classic!