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_mental-as-anything-the-nips-are-getting-bigger-official-music-video-1979.webp "The Nips Are Getting Bigger was written by Martin Plaza and appeared on the 1979 album Get Wet by Mental As Anything. <br/><br/>Music video directed by Jeremy Fabinyi. <br/><br/>Mental As Anything were a legendary band from Sydney, Australia. The members met at art school, and each was a visual artist as well as a musician. Guitarist Reg Mombassa also became widely known in Australia for his iconic artwork for the surfwear brand Mambo. Even if the band is unfamiliar to you, their reach was remarkable: Elton John bought their artwork in the 1980s, and Elvis Costello produced one of their singles. <br/><br/>The band’s creative and commercial peak stretched across the entire 1980s, when they were a dominant presence on the Australian charts. If you’re from the Northern Hemisphere, you may know their song “Live It Up”, which featured in the film Crocodile Dundee. <br/><br/>The Mentals were a little New Wave, mostly Pop Rock, and always full of flair, humour, and charm. They had a rare gift for writing catchy songs, delivering them both live and on record with fine musicianship and a style that was entirely their own. <br/><br/>In 2026, a brilliant documentary about the band was released called Live It Up: The Mental As Anything Story. It is well worth your time and makes a terrific entry point into the colourful world of Mental As Anything. <br/><br/>The Mentals were: <br/><br/>Martin Plaza — lead vocals, guitar <br/>Wayne DeLisle — drums <br/>Reg Mombassa — guitar, vocals <br/>Greedy Smith — lead vocals, keyboards, harmonica <br/>Peter O’Doherty — bass guitar, vocals")
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_mental-as-anything-brain-brain-official-music-video-1983.webp "Brain Brain was written by Peter O’Doherty and appeared on the 1983 album Creatures Of Leisure by Mental As Anything. <br/><br/>Music video directed by B# who were John Wilkinson, Peter Scott, Tony Gailey and Martin Stauce.<br/><br/>Mental As Anything were a legendary band from Sydney, Australia. The members met at art school, and each was a visual artist as well as a musician. Guitarist Reg Mombassa also became widely known in Australia for his iconic artwork for the surfwear brand Mambo. Even if the band is unfamiliar to you, their reach was remarkable: Elton John bought their artwork in the 1980s, and Elvis Costello produced one of their singles. <br/><br/>The band’s creative and commercial peak stretched across the entire 1980s, when they were a dominant presence on the Australian charts. If you’re from the Northern Hemisphere, you may know their song “Live It Up”, which featured in the film Crocodile Dundee. <br/><br/>The Mentals were a little New Wave, mostly Pop Rock, and always full of flair, humour, and charm. They had a rare gift for writing catchy songs, delivering them both live and on record with fine musicianship and a style that was entirely their own. <br/><br/>In 2026, a brilliant documentary about the band was released called Live It Up: The Mental As Anything Story. It is well worth your time and makes a terrific entry point into the colourful world of Mental As Anything. <br/><br/>The Mentals were: <br/><br/>Martin Plaza — lead vocals, guitar <br/>Wayne DeLisle — drums <br/>Reg Mombassa — guitar, vocals <br/>Greedy Smith — lead vocals, keyboards, harmonica <br/>Peter O’Doherty — bass guitar, vocals")
_sahe-na-jatona-rabindra-sangeet-lopamudra-mitra-124-new-bengali-video-song-2024-124-t-series-bangla.webp "T-Series Bangla")
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_lopamudra-mitra-124-hoi-hoi-kore-bnachi-124-purulia-124-official-music-video.webp "Lopamudra Mitra")
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_mental-as-anything-close-again-official-music-video-1983.webp "Close Again was written by Peter O’Doherty and appeared on the 1983 album Creatures Of Leisure by Mental As Anything. <br/><br/>Music video directed by John Evan Hughes. <br/><br/>Mental As Anything were a legendary band from Sydney, Australia. The members met at art school, and each was a visual artist as well as a musician. Guitarist Reg Mombassa also became widely known in Australia for his iconic artwork for the surfwear brand Mambo. Even if the band is unfamiliar to you, their reach was remarkable: Elton John bought their artwork in the 1980s, and Elvis Costello produced one of their singles. <br/><br/>The band’s creative and commercial peak stretched across the entire 1980s, when they were a dominant presence on the Australian charts. If you’re from the Northern Hemisphere, you may know their song “Live It Up”, which featured in the film Crocodile Dundee. <br/><br/>The Mentals were a little New Wave, mostly Pop Rock, and always full of flair, humour, and charm. They had a rare gift for writing catchy songs, delivering them both live and on record with fine musicianship and a style that was entirely their own. <br/><br/>In 2026, a brilliant documentary about the band was released called Live It Up: The Mental As Anything Story. It is well worth your time and makes a terrific entry point into the colourful world of Mental As Anything. <br/><br/>The Mentals were: <br/><br/>Martin Plaza — lead vocals, guitar <br/>Wayne DeLisle — drums <br/>Reg Mombassa — guitar, vocals <br/>Greedy Smith — lead vocals, keyboards, harmonica <br/>Peter O’Doherty — bass guitar, vocals")
_mu-khudaku-magini-kichhi-124-humane-sager-and-lopamudra-human-sagar-124-saroj-samal-124-new-song.webp "PRAVATi MUSiC")
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_mitha-asubidha-124-nex-tv-music-124-new-odia-romantic-song-124-lopamudra-124-md-jugnu-124-sasmal-manas.webp "NexTV Music")
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