rom the industrial expanse of early ‘90s Newcastle, The Screaming Jets first arrived on the national music scene with their landmark 1991 album, . Loaded with radio-friendly hard rock hits, such as ‘Better’, ‘C’mon’, and ‘Shine On’, the LP would catapult the quartet into the annals of Aussie rock. The ‘Jets reputation as purveyors of quality hard rock was solidified between 1991 and 2001 through frequent touring and notable gigs, supporting the likes of KISS, Alice Cooper, Def Leppard, and Ugly Kid Joe. In live settings, The Screaming Jets are renowned for passionate performances which showcase the ballsy, soaring voice of their sole original remaining member, frontman Dave Gleeson, the twin guitar attack of Jimi ‘The Human’ Hocking and Scotty Kingman, and
