album · November 1, 1981
Place without a Postcard
Sony BMG Music EntertainmentSee this day
rockalternative
This 1981 album, "Place Without a Postcard," captured Midnight Oil at a pivotal moment, showcasing their transition towards a more strident, politically engaged sound that would define their future work.
- "Place Without a Postcard" reached number 3 on the Australian Kent Music Report albums chart.
- The album was produced by Graham "Gally" Ashley, known for his work with Australian rock acts.
- Tracks like "Brave Faces" and "Burnie" became live staples, highlighting the band's growing social commentary.
Midnight Oil are a rock band from Australia, formed in 1972. They are known for their politically charged lyrics and energetic live performances. In 1981, Midnight Oil were two albums into their career, having released 'Midnight Oil' and 'Place Without A Postcard'. This album marked a shift towards a more overtly political stance that would become a hallmark of their career.
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