Aside from the official clip, the band performed a memorable version of the song live at Sydney Harbour for the TV show Countdown in late 1986. Lineup During "Don't Tear It Down" Craig Bloxom: Lead vocals and bass guitar.

"Don't Tear It Down" is a powerful social commentary on urban development and the loss of heritage:

Features the original trio— Craig Bloxom (bass/vocals), Michael Weiley (guitar), and Cliff Grigg (drums).

The single was released in November 1986 as the lead track for their second studio album, A.O. Mod. TV. Vers. .

It was written in response to the Department of Main Roads' plans to demolish their home to build an expressway.

The official video captures the gritty, high-energy essence of the Sydney pub rock scene:

The video often incorporates footage of the band performing and imagery of the urban landscapes they were fighting to protect.

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Aside from the official clip, the band performed a memorable version of the song live at Sydney Harbour for the TV show Countdown in late 1986. Lineup During "Don't Tear It Down" Craig Bloxom: Lead vocals and bass guitar.

"Don't Tear It Down" is a powerful social commentary on urban development and the loss of heritage: v.Spy v.Spy - Don't Tear it Down - Official Video

Features the original trio— Craig Bloxom (bass/vocals), Michael Weiley (guitar), and Cliff Grigg (drums). Aside from the official clip, the band performed

The single was released in November 1986 as the lead track for their second studio album, A.O. Mod. TV. Vers. . The single was released in November 1986 as

It was written in response to the Department of Main Roads' plans to demolish their home to build an expressway.

The official video captures the gritty, high-energy essence of the Sydney pub rock scene:

The video often incorporates footage of the band performing and imagery of the urban landscapes they were fighting to protect.