Linked Artists
There are a many artists linked to Hunters and
Collectors. This page takes a brief look at a few of these artists.
 Anonymous Bosch - Doug Falconer
played drums and percussion in
this post-Hunna's outfit (also included Stephanie Falconer and Nigel
MacLean).
The Birthday Party - Mark Seymour was a roadie for them
before Hunters and Collectors. A creative, strongly alternative and
notorious punk group that included Nick Cave. Known early on as The Boys Next
Door. 1975-1983.
David Bridie - Member of Not
Drowning, Waving and My Friend The Chocolate Cake who has written songs with
Mark Seymour.
Crowded House -
Nick Seymour, Mark's
brother, played in this band. Had a large international following. Radio
loves them.
Crown Of Thorns - Jack Howard and Barry Palmer played
in at one stage.
Rod Davies - Melbourne musician who
used to join Mark Seymour for acoustic performances. Has
released two solo albums.
Dance Theatre - 1984 side project with Mark Seymour, Colin Grimer, John Mason and Curt Wilkinson.
The Deadly Hume - Formed by (former Hunter) Greg Perano in 1985 and split around 1990. Also included Marc Scully (Ratcat)
and Ron Hadley (Salamander Jim, Lubricated Goat).
Deadstar - Formed by Barry
Palmer. Made three studio albums in the late 1990's.
Died Pretty -
Sydney band, from 1984 to 2002, that were in a similar era to and toured
with Hunters and Collectors.
The Elwood
Dad's Band - A collection of musician Dad's from Elwood Primary School who
play every so often. Jack Howard was one of them (around 2002).
Four Corners - A 1985 project that produced one EP. Included
Mark Seymour, Des Heffner (The Birthday Party), Robert Oertel and Jeremy
Smith.
The Goody Frenzy - A part time band formed by Steve Lucas
(X) that included Doug Falconer. Doug can be heard on drums in the 1990
album "All Too Human".
Harem Scarem - Australian band that Barry Palmer played in
before Hunters and Collectors (1985-1988). Jack Howard also played in from
time to time. Existed from 1982 to 1990.
The Human Tide - The name given to
a number of different Mark Seymour bands (post Hunna's).
The Jetsonnes - Pre Hunters and Collectors (1979-1980) group
containing John Archer, Doug Falconer, Margot O'Neill, Mark Seymour and Ray
Tosti-Guerra. Played a lighter and bouncier sound than early Hunters and
Collectors.
Mandy
Kane - Australian artist with whom Jack Howard has worked with post Hunna's.
Paul Kelly - has worked with
the Hunna's and Mark
Seymour over the years. Greg Perano was once in the 'Dots', a Paul Kelly
band.
Lash - Barry Palmer has done writing and producing with this
band, post Hunna's.
The Living End
- Australian band that the horns of contempt have performed with post
Hunters.
The Long Lost Brothers - The name given to Jack Howard's
band (post Hunna's). The line-up in mid 2002 was Nicky Del Rey (guitar,
backing vocals), Barry Stockley (bass), Greg Hynes (drums), Aidan McArtney
(trombone, acoustic guitar).
Lucas - 1990 band formed by Steve Lucas (X) that included
Barry Palmer.
Cameron McKenzie - Plays in Mark
Seymour's 'Human Tide' band. Was a member of the heavy rock band Horsehead, who
had three albums out in the nineties (Horsehead, Onism and Goodbye Mothership).
McKenzie has also played in the band 21 Guns and toured with Things Of Stone and
Wood.
Midnight Oil -
political Australian rock
group formed in the mid 70's, very popular in the 1980's and ended in 2002.
Mark Seymour & The Daydreamers - 1988 to 1989 with Nick
Barker, Doug Falconer, Mark Seymour and Jeremy Smith.
Kylie Minogue - Greg Perano did the percussion for a Kylie
tour around 1990.
Pete
Murray - Australian artist with whom Jack Howard has recorded and performed
with post Hunna's.
My Friend The Chocolate Cake - David Bridie has
written songs with Mark and Andrew Carswell has performed live with Mark.
Not Drowning, Waving - Jack Howard contributed trumpet to
their 1994 soundtrack album "Hammers".
Pearl Jam - American rock band known to cover "Throw Your Arms Around
Me". Mark has played said song with Eddie Vedder, the lead singer of Pearl Jam.
The Pubdogs - A band that Barry Palmer played in around
1991.
Sacred Cowboys - A band Greg Perano played in
around 1983. A self titled LP exists.
The Schnortts -
The wholly unsuccessful first band to contain John Archer, Doug Falconer, Mark Seymour and Rob Miles
(1978-1979). Inspired by an air guitar tennis racquet that was converted into a
dodgy real guitar by John.
Soldiers Of Fortune - A band Ray Tosti-Guerra played in at
some stage.
Sole Twisters - A band that Barry Palmer played in before
Hunters and Collectors (1983-1985).
Stephen Cummings Band - A band that Barry Palmer played in
before Hunters and Collectors.
The
Undertow - The name for Mark Seymour's band circa 2011.
True Wheels - a band Greg Perano played in before Hunters
and Collectors.
The Whitlams
- Supported Hunters and Collectors in the early days of their career.
The Winklepickers
- Another band that Barry Palmer played in before Hunters and Collectors.
X
- Sydney/Melbourne Band featuring Ian Rilen and Steve Lucas, which featured
the horns of contempt on their 1985 album "At Home with You".
Other bands that Greg Perano has played in:
Alan Bamford
Experience
Babeez
Big Choir
Funkicide
Love Rodeo
Pierre's World
Swell Maps (UK)
Other bands Martin Lubran has played in:
Connection
George Huxley's International Velvet
Great
Temptation
Index
Mercy Mercy
Spiny Norman
The Possom Hunters
The Slaughtermen
The Trail
Blazers
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