Rose Tattoo - Live In 1993 From Boggo Road Jail

This concert film captures Rose Tattoo's explosive energy as they perform in front of a large crowd at Boggo Road Jail. The film features the original lineup, including Angry Anderson, Peter Wells, Geordie Leech, and Mick Cocks, reuniting to mark the closure of the jail.

The band delivers a powerful setlist filled with their best-known tracks. Viewers can expect to hear hits like "Bad Boy For Love," "Rock'n'Roll Outlaw," and a rousing version of the Rolling Stones' "Street Fighting Man." This release is a significant piece of rock history, showcasing the band's impact on Australian music since the late 70s.

For collectors, this film represents a moment in time where classic rock meets a historic venue, making it a unique addition to any music collection. The performance encapsulates the spirit of Australian rock and the cultural significance of Rose Tattoo's contribution to the genre.