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Category Archives: Tracks
moving on
Bruce played Darkness on the Edge of Town in its entirety back in February, at the concert I’ve already written about. I haven’t really stopped thinking about it. Helen Razer and the Melbourne crowd got Born to Run and if … Continue reading
Tucson to Tucumcari
There’s a great wave of international acts heading to Australia this year, and there were a fair few last year. The understanding of this is that the strong Aussie dollar is now able to encourage performers to make their way … Continue reading
Port of Morrow
There’s a kind of music criticism that involves reviewing an album (or a something) on the basis of everything that’s come before it in the career of those who made the album. I try not to go down this path, … Continue reading
Posted in Tracks
Tagged Broken Bells, Chutes Too Narrow, Inverted World, music criticism, Oh, Port of Morrow, Sparklehorse, The Shins
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journeymen
I had been worried that I’d lost the programme for Eric Clapton’s 1990 Journeyman Tour. I couldn’t remember the last time I saw it, well actually I could remember seeing it when I moved to our house up the hill … Continue reading
in defence of dexy’s
There’s a scene in Be Sharps episode of The Simpsons where Homer and the guys receive a Grammy. While being congratulated by the rest of the Simpsons on the phone a toddling Lisa notes that the Be Sharps beat out … Continue reading
mariachi static on my radio
The coolest song I’ve heard recently is a fantastic version of Warren Zevon’s ‘Carmelita’. It’s by an L.A punk band called Fidlar. I’ve played it rather a lot while waiting for things to happen at work, in the interstices between … Continue reading
what am I expected to do? shout man overboard?
In 1985, as part of the Live Aid extravaganza, there were a series of concerts in Australia that took place about twelve hours before everything got underway at Wembley and Philadelphia. I didn’t see Live Aid at the time, or … Continue reading
Posted in things belonging to the emperor, Tracks
Tagged Australian Crawl, Countdown, Deb Conway, Do Re Mi, Donny Sutherland’s Sounds, Dragon, East Africa Tragedy (EAT) Appeal Concert, Electric Pandas, I’m Talking, INXS, James Freud, Kate Ceberano, Lin Buckfield, Little River Band, Live Aid, Louise Hughes, Machinations, Man Overboard, Men at Work, Mental as Anything, Midge Ure, Models, Molly Meldrum, Mondo Rock, Oz for Africa, Renee Geyer, Shane Howard, The Party Girls, Uncanny X-Men
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