Editing Radio Birdman (section)

=== 1978–1996 ===
All six members went on to other bands. Younger joined the Other Side, and later [[New Christs]], bands more oriented towards hard rock.<ref>{{Cite web |date=1970-01-01 |title=NEW CHRISTS, THE |url=https://www.bang-records.net/bands/new-christs-the/ |access-date=2024-12-10 |website=Bang Records |language=en-US}}</ref> Tek, Keeley, and keyboardist Pip Hoyle formed [[the Doors]]-influenced inner-city band [[The Visitors (Australian band)|the Visitors]].<ref>{{Cite web |title=THE VISITORS |url=https://www.deniztek.com/the-visitors-csjw |access-date=2024-12-10 |website=deniz-tek |language=en}}</ref> Guitarist [[Chris Masuak]] and bass guitarist Warwick Gilbert's [[the Hitmen]] went on to participate in the [[Pub rock (Australia)|Australian pub rock]] scene.<ref>{{Cite web |title=The Hitmen |url=https://www.lanewaymusic.com.au/the-hitmen |access-date=2024-12-10 |website=laneway-music |language=en}}</ref> Tek, Younger, and Gilbert played in a one-shot touring band called [[New Race]], with [[Dennis Thompson (drummer)|Dennis Thompson]] of the [[MC5]] and [[Ron Asheton]] of [[the Stooges]]. They made no studio recordings but released one official "live" album, ''[[The First and the Last (album)|The First and Last]]'', and there are two more "[[Bootleg recording|bootleg]]" live albums, ''The First to Pay'' and ''The Second Wave'', on the French label Revenge. 

A non-musical LP, ''Soldiers of Rock 'n' Roll'', was released in 1982. This album, described by the record company as "an audio documentary of Radio Birdman," was released after Deniz Tek had left music to pursue a career as a jet pilot and was assembled by the people at Trafalgar Records, akin to a soundtrack for a documentary that was never produced.