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What's on the Flipside offers a fascinating glimpse into the music culture of the 60s, seen through the lens of Sydney's own Ward 'Pally' Austin. The film is a unique blend of interviews and lively footage, capturing the atmosphere of vinyl spinning and the vibrant energy of the era. There's a charming authenticity to Austin's personality as he interacts with various musical sensations, providing an intimate view of a time when radio was king. The pacing feels relaxed, almost like a leisurely afternoon spent browsing through a record store, immersing you in the sounds and sights of the period. It's a bit of a time capsule that resonates with any music lover or collector interested in the evolution of pop culture.
Originally released in the late 60s, What's on the Flipside has become a rather elusive title among collectors, with few copies surfacing on the market. Its scarcity is enhanced by the unknown status of the director, which adds a layer of intrigue for those who seek out less mainstream films. Interestingly, the film captures a pivotal moment in music broadcasting history, making it a desirable piece for collectors interested in the evolution of radio and pop culture. The unique portrayal of a beloved DJ and the raw energy of the era keep the interest alive among niche enthusiasts.
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