Show notes for ep 44 on activism and protest music
The name of this episode was a tough one to figure out. It’s now a key line from You Am I’d Cream And the Crock.
Photo Notes
- 1 – Midnight Oil on tour with The Warumpi Band
- 2 – Gough Whitlam and Vincent Lingiari
- 3 – Yothu Yindi
- 4 – Pauline Panstdown with Jay from Frenzal
- 5 – Little Johnny, Simon Hunt’s follow up to Pauline Panstdown, which Triple J didn’t support
- 6 – Paul Kelly, Archie Roach, Steve Connolly
- 7 – Archie and Ruby Hunter
- 8 – some dickhead in the paper
- 9 – future PM Malcolm Turnbull, leading the Referendum vote for yes
- 10 – Midnight Oil gets the last word on the decade, and its Sorry.
Music heard
- Idiot Box I
- I should be so lucky – Kylie Minogue
- Beds Are Burning – Midnight Oil
- Blackfella Whitefella – Warumpi Band
- From Little Things Big Things Grow – Paul Kelly
- Treaty – Yothu Yindi
- Treaty remix – Yothu Yindi
- Social Disaster – Regurgitator
- DAF – Powederfinger
- Blackfella Whitefella – Powderfinger
- Hourly Daily – You Am I
- MMbop – Hanson
- The Day You Come – Powderfinger
- Forget Me Nots – Patrice Rushen
- I Don’t Like It – Pauline Pantsdown
- Passenger – Powderfinger
- Sorry – Easybeats
- Charcoal Lane – Archie Roach
- Took the Children Away – Archie Roach
- Like a Dog – Powderfinger
- Celebrate the Failure – The Fauves
- Uncommonwealth – Even
- Love This City – The Whitlams
- Waiting For the Great Leap Forward – Billy Bragg
- Crush the Losers – Regurgitator