The Saints could have only come from Brisbane. Formed in 1974 and releasing "I'm Stranded" in 1976, on their own label, The Saints had a real Punk attitude.Banned in Brisbane, they became "overnight" sensations of the English press and EMI quickly signed them. In 1978, after 3 classic albums, it was all over.On July 14th 2007, 6,000 people celebrated the band and their legacy in a concert called "Pig City - Brisbane's Historic Soundtrack". The show came about after author Andrew Stafford was approached to transform his book on the history of Brisbane music, Pig City, into a festival. Stafford says the set lived up to lofty expectations. "They ripped into Swing for the Crime, and like most of the people in the place, I just couldn't believe it was happening," he said. "When they hit the horn solo, I died. And went to heaven". Chris Bailey, Ed Kuepper and Ivor Hay walked on stage to thunderous applause as a thank you and the band repaid the fait...