Wednesday, 9 August 2017

Where Joy Kills Sorrow



A quick heads up for fellow fans of The Triffids, Go-Betweens, Moodists, Blackeyed Susans, Bad Seeds and alternative Australian music in general. In 2000, producer and steel guitarist extraordinaire 'Evil' Graham Lee put out a country infused compilation entitled 'Where Joy Kills Sorrow', which featured otherwise unavailable performances from a whole host of his showbiz chums. The album has been a little elusive in recent years, but word has reached me that some sort of limited reissue is in the offing. There's no confirmed information yet, but keep 'em peeled! 

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Robert Forster - The Speed Of The Sound Of Loneliness
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2 comments:

Brian said...

Ah, Robert. Swede, will he be coming to your neck of the woods on the book tour? I know our friends in Glasgow are covered because he's coming to Monorail. Couldn't be more jealous.

11 August 2017 at 03:36
The Swede said...

Sadly not Brian. I look forward to reading all about over at their places though.

11 August 2017 at 17:27

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