Red Mosquito

I've said it before and I'll say it again, Species Deceases is the single greatest EP of all time.

Higgs wrote:I've said it before and I'll say it again, Species Deceases is the single greatest EP of all time.

It’s definitely the best.

Well, that's conclusive then. We've done our survey and 100% of respondents agreed.

Sorted. To the bar.

LetMeSleep wrote:Sorted. To the bar.

Done. I'll have one of these:



Call me King of the Mountain.

This is a pretty strong album. At The Time Of Writing has been stuck in my head for days.

Less than a week till the gig.

I need to check this out. I have been slacking on my internet time wasting lately.

But pretty sure the Oils gig will be a casualty of our hard border sadly. Having said that I know we are spiking cases again today after breaking 100 for the first time yesterday, so it is possible that the border goes sooner than later as its kinda redundant at this point.

Just checked out the support for tomorrow night. William Crighton. And a friend of mine plays bass for him.

Higgs, you get Goanna you lucky bastard.

Looking forward, not gonna lie. I haven't been able to give the album a dedicated listen yet, but the few casual listens have given good vibes.

Well that was fun.

Wicked! Do tell!

5 new songs, 2 from makaratta and the usual suspects. It’s a new album show with classics.

We Resist (Live debut)
Nobody's Child (Live debut)
The Barka-Darling River (Live debut)
Back on the Borderline
Dreamworld
Don't Wanna Be the One
The Dead Heart
First Nation (with Tasman Keith)
Gadigal Land
In the Valley
US Forces
Kosciusko
Only the Strong
Rising Seas
At the Time of Writing (Live debut)
King of the Mountain
Power and the Passion
Beds Are Burning (with Tasman Keith)
Blue Sky Mine
Forgotten Years

Encore:
Put Down That Weapon
Redneck Wonderland
Hercules

Looks like a damn fine show on paper indeed.

I actually rate the new album too. Solid release with some good tunes. I love that intro to Rising Seas.

Higgs wrote:I actually rate the new album too. Solid release with some good tunes. I love that intro to Rising Seas.

Very pleasantly surprised - wasn't overly impressed with The Makarrata Project so was fearing the worst.

Some great photos here.

https://newcastlelive.com.au/midnight-o ... QKILb4Slw0

Attention US Forces:

Midnight Oil’s RESIST has become the band's fifth ARIA #1 Album as they kick off their Final Tour in support of the acclaimed release. More shows will follow around Australia over coming months and limited tickets are available for some gigs.

It was also announced today that the tour will head overseas in June/July for newly announced dates in North America and Europe including some of the world’s most iconic venues like The Hollywood Palladium, Toronto’s Massey Hall, Hammerstein Ballroom in New York and The Roundhouse in London. That leg will culminate at Paris’ greatest concert hall, L’Olympia. Tickets for those shows will go onsale over the coming week. Dates are listed below and fans are advised to only buy tickets by following the links at http://www.midnightoil.com/tour.

Higgs wrote:

LetMeSleep wrote:Sorted. To the bar.

Done. I'll have one of these:



Call me King of the Mountain.

That looks delicious.

It absolutely is Anders. Not a bad drop at all.