Beathoven - Live At Pasco Vale High School 1977

Beathoven At Pascoe Vale High School 1977 is a previously unreleased live album from the legendary Tasmanian '70s pop revivalists/power pop precursors who later turned into the Innocents.

Loved by the current generation of indie power poppers, including the Lemon Twigs, Beathoven appeared some years ahead of the punk/new wave-inspired power pop explosion of '78 with a sound that was equal parts Cavern Club and later day Beatlerock like Badfinger and Rockin' Horse, and briefly rose to prominence alongside the emerging punk scene.

They only released 3 singles in their day but they recorded numerous demos, some of which were released on an '80s Raven Records Beathoven/Innocents collection. 
 
An essential addendum to that release, Beathoven At Pascoe Vale High School 1977 sounds not unlike The Beatles at the Hollywood Bowl transposed to a '70s suburban Melbourne high school! 

Beathoven At Pascoe Vale High School 1977 is at once a time capsule of more innocent times and a breathless blast of rampant rock'n'roll pop hooks. It is an essential listen for students of power pop history and the Australian rock scene alike.