Category Archives: Australian Music

More sweet, sweet music

1. If you scroll down to a previous entry, you will note that it has been updated with the latest email sent to Donal Blaney. 2. I didn’t want to spark anything uncontrolled under that, but the subject of Donal … Continue reading

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Another song for Paul

Ths one’s a ripper, and a personal favourite. I reckon Charlotte Church could pull off a whopper of a cover if she had a mind to. Enjoy: Electric Pandas – Big Girls

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Polling day in Australia

Independent – Howard rocked by smear scandal as defeat looms: John Howard, Australia’s Prime Minister, was fighting for his political life yesterday as details emerged of an attempt by senior members of his Liberal Party to smear the opposition Labour … Continue reading

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You Gotta Know

Here’s a tune by a band called Supergroove. They’re from New Zealand, which makes this Australasian as opposed to Australian, but that’s near enough for good enough. The song is You Gotta Know. Ignore the video (which is a poor … Continue reading

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Throw Your Paws Around Me

Scotch has just chipped in with the Doug Anthony All Stars singing Throw Your Arms Around Me. (See also: the original video/single release by Hunters & Collectors, a live version by the song’s author Mark Seymour, plus a live version … Continue reading

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The Razor’s Edge

I. Am. On. The. Final. Leg. Unfortunately, the final leg of Blair’s farewell video is the leg with a teeny-tiny gap in the script… and there’s still a missing dance sequence to sort out after that. End of the week … Continue reading

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When the War is Over

Halfway through Part II, folks. Have some music while you wait:

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