Are you sure? I know its the same recording that was used on the Armistice Day B-Side (hence my reference that we've all heard it before) and that is correctly credited to the last JJ concert 18/01/81. Keith Walker who recorded it and posted that version on YouTube also credits it from Parramatta Park. Furthermore, the two bootlegs I have of the gig, one a taping of the radio broadcast, the other a bootleg from an audience member, both have the same unique version of stand in line (the microphonic squeals of feedback from one of the guitars and Moginie's flanger feedback solo are both dead giveaways among other elements). The only rainy day recording from Cronulla I'm aware of (that has vision) is the '82 Wanda Beach gig were they did indeed play SIL but it features Charlie McMahon on didj. Of course I'm sure that wasn't the only rainy day in Cronulla the Oils played! ; ) Perhaps my YouTube link sent you somewhere else?

--- In powderworks@yahoogroups.com.au, John McCrory <johnmccrory36@...> wrote:
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> Sorry to rain upon you but this is not from Parramatta Park.......This version of Stand In Line appeared on the B Side of the EP of Armistice Day (if you were luck you also got a free t-shirt) I have seen the film clip of this song and it was taken on a rainy day at Cronulla. You have to love the Bass and the guitar work and the fact that Mr Garrett drops a F bomb.....
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> To: powderworks@yahoogroups.com.au
> From: hooperadrianr@...
> Date: Tue, 14 Jun 2011 10:26:19 +0000
> Subject: [powderworks] Keith had some old tape lying around...
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> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G3kXyF-K8GU
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> I know we've all heard this before in the official form, but this is still quite interesting. I wonder what else Keith Walker or the ABC have in their archives that may soon see the light of day?
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