Australian Music (that Americans & Europeans haven't heard)

[Travis]

I was sitting at my PC as I do, listening to some music and talking to Xaethon. I came to think, Americans & Europeans primarily know Australian artists such as ACDC (fun fact, my mother used to be neighbors with former ACDC Frontman Bon Scott; God rest his talented soul). I've decided to simply put up a few songs from various Australian artists that are immortalized in Australian history.

Hunters and Collectors: Holy Grail

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Red Gum: I Was Only Nineteen

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John Farnham: You're The Voice

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Paul Kelly: To Her Door

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And arguably the greatest of all:

Cold Chisel: Khe Sanh

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[Elbarto]

You forgot Airbourne. ^^

[Travis]

Going for the classics mainly. Airbourne won't go down in history.

[Mandalor]

Dude Spec!!! What about the Bee Gees! Could they be considered unheard of by the Western Hemisphere?
-Mandalor

[Xaethon]

Dude Spec!!! What about the Bee Gees! Could they be considered unheard of by the Western Hemisphere?
-Mandalor

They definitely cannot be considered unheard of over here! At least in the UK.

Also Travis, I'm disappointed in you misspelling 'neighbours'.

[Elbarto]

Wait what? The Bee Gees cannot be considered heard of in the UK?
They come from there and almost everyone knows them.
Everyone knows "Stayin’ Alive" from the Bee Gees.

[Xaethon]

Sorry, I meant unheard of. If my error was so, I doubt I would go and respond like that anyway xD They're are definitely known and heard of over here. Takes me back to an A level class at sixth form with a teacher.

Sorry for the tragedy, my friend, you win again.