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Pitt Street, Sydney – Phantoms and The Civic Pitt Street, Sydney, is home to the ghosts of Sydney’s once-thriving music scene – and a genuine
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It’s hard to overemphasize just how big The Seekers were, how they eclipsed by some distance the achievements of any other Australian band in Australia and the UK with the exception of INXS. Eight top ten singles in Australia, Seven in the UK including two number ones, this at a time when pop was at its most fertile and competitive.
Midnight Oil 1984 The Nuclear Disarmament Party was formed in Australia in June 1984 by medical researcher Michael Denborough and Midnight Oil provided the soundtrack. That big
Synth Australia Exhibition So where did it all begin? Synth Australia has an interesting past. Your interest might be in the Roland sound of Australian
FLOWERS I Can’t Help Myself Flowers’ classic single I Can’t Help Myself is almost thirty years old. The band became Icehouse and Iva Davies is now famous around
1983 – I Hear Motion by Models The Summer of 1983 Soundtrack Programmed on Rage by Toby Cresswell, Craig Mathieson and John O’Donnell as an
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