[Cheryl H]

Disc 1

1.   Powderworks
2.   Dust
3.   Surfing With A Spoon
4.   Cold Cold Change
5.   Koala Sprint
6.   Stand In Line
7.   No Time For Games
8.   Brave Faces
9.   Quinella Holiday/Love's On Sale
10.  Lucky Country
11.  Only The Strong
12.  Read About It
13.  Power & The Passion
14.  Best Of Both Worlds
15.  Minutes To Midnight
16.  Jimmy Sharman's Boxers
17.  Kosciusko
18.  Progress (Exxon Protest)

Disc 2

1.   Beds Are Burning
2.   Warakurna
3.   The Dead Heart
4.   Bullroarer
5.   Blue Sky Mine
6.   Stars Of Warburton
7.   River Runs Red
8.   One Country
9.   Truganini
10.  Now Or Never Land
11.  Surf's Up Tonight
12.  Redneck Wonderland
13.  Blot
14.  The Real Thing
15.  Spirit Of The Age
16.  Golden Age
17.  Luritja Way
18.  Mosquito March
19.  Poets And Slaves

Cheryl

>From: "Bjorn Blomquist" <bjorn.blomquist at mbox301.swipnet.se>
>To: "Oilheads" <powderworks at cs.colorado.edu>
>Subject: [Powderworks] The Essential Midnight Oil - you choose
>Date: Mon, 8 Dec 2003 13:26:29 +0100
>
>Oilheads of the world,
>
>During the recent past, we have seen a number of "Essential"
>compilations coming out with acts like Leonard Cohen, The Clash, Simon &
>Garfunkel and now Bruce Springsteen. Since these are releases from the
>Sony/Columbia label I've got the idea: let's make an "Essential Midnight
>Oil" album!
>
>I want to give you some rules for doing this. EACH Midnight Oil album
>should be represented with at least one song and AT MOST four songs (I
>hate compilations where there are six songs from one album and only one
>from another). It seems like at least the Clash and Springsteen
>collections are made this way. Concerning the two EP:s, let's say one
>song from each. It's up to you how you want to handle the live albums,
>so for example you can leave out an album track and include a live
>version of it instead, as long as there are only one version of each
>song (one possibility to actually include 5 songs from one album!).
>Personally I'd prefer no live tracks at all, but that's me... The
>"Essential" collection should consist of two discs, about 75 minutes of
>music on each. Let's list the songs in chronological order, because a)
>it is the easiest way, and b) the released "Essential" compilations do
>have the songs in chronological order - and also they are 2-cd sets.
>
>Oilheads as we are, we won't bother with which songs are "hits" or not -
>just choose the songs YOU think best represent the 25-year career of
>Midnight Oil. Although personally I can't think of excluding "Beds are
>burning", "Blue sky mine" and other obvious choices, but if you want to
>leave the "big ones" out, then leave them out! (Of course thoses songs
>would be included if there actually WERE an Essential release.)
>
>Of course I had in mind to give my own "Essential" compilation first.
>Here is one try...
>
>CD1
>1. Used and abused
>2. Cold cold change
>3. Koala sprint
>4. Wedding Cake Island
>5. Don't wanna be the one
>6. Lucky country
>7. Short memory
>8. Scream in blue
>9. US Forces
>10. Power & the passion
>11. Bakerman
>12. Kosciusko
>13. Harrisburg
>14. When the generals talk
>15. Hercules
>16. Beds are burning
>17. Sometimes
>18. Put down that weapon
>19. Dreamworld
>
>CD2
>1. Blue sky mine
>2. King of the mountain
>3. River runs red
>4. Progress (live)
>5. Earth & sun & moon
>6. Truganini
>7. My country
>8. In the valley (MTV Unplugged)
>9. Underwater
>10. Surf's up tonight
>11. Barest degree
>12. Redneck Wonderland
>13. Cemetery in my mind
>14. White skin, black heart
>15. Say your prayers
>16. Golden age
>17. Tone poem
>18. Poets and slaves
>
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