With Neeson’s departure, the Angels effectively ceased, although Rick and John Brewster considered recruiting another singer. In November 2000 Shock Records reissued Left Hand Drive . The Australian Broadcasting Corporation featured the group in its music series, Long Way to the Top , in “Episode 4: Berserk Warriors”, broadcast on 5 September 2001. It, and two subsequent episodes, was issued as a video recording, Long Way to the Top: Stories of Australian and New Zealand Rock and Roll: Episodes 4-6: Disc 2 , in that year. In the episode Neeson described pub venues, “The stench would just hit you and the atmosphere was overwhelming, like a real energy built out of the claustrophobia… We looked forward to playing at the Lifesaver ’cause it was the sort of thing where you could go in and try anything. Once, during the solo, I started throwing fish at the audience.”
With Neeson’s departure, the Angels effectively ceased, although Rick
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