Midnight Oil - Scream in Blue - Interview Promo CD

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1        So Why Has Midnight Oil Decided To Put Out A Live LP - People Must Have Been Suggesting It For Years?    1:19
2        Do You Think People Who Have Heard Your Studio Recordings Will Get A Different Impression Of The Band When They Hear This Live Record?    1:27
3        How Did You Decide What Recordings To Select For The Album?    1:35
4        Scream In Blue: How Is It That These Live Performances Are So Energetic?    0:34
5        Read About It: Can You Tell Us About This Gig At The Brisbane Boondall Centre Where Quite A Few Of The Songs On 'Scream In Blue' Were Recorded? Why Was It Such A Good Night?    1:16
6        Dream World: What Sort Of Record Were You Trying To Make?    1:04
7        Brave Faces: How Is It That Some Of The Older Songs, Like 'Brave Faces' Have Stood The Test Of Time?    0:56
8        Only The Strong: What Stage Was Midnight Oil's Career At When 'Only The Strong' First Time Out?    2:04
9        Stars Of Warburton: 'Stars Of Warburton' Seems To Express You Love For The Australian Countryside. How Is The Current State Of The Australian Environment?    1:25
10        Progress: The Recording Of 'Progress' On The Album Comes From A Gig You Did On The Streets Of New York, How Did It Feel To Sing About Manhattanisation In Manhattan?    0:59
11        Beds Are Burning: When 'Beds Are Burning' Became A Hit It Brought A Lot Of People's Attention To The Predicament Of The Aboriginal People. Would You Say The Situation Has Improved At All Since Then?    1:34
12        Sell My Soul: 'Sell My Soul' Has Some Great Interplay Between Guitarists Rotsey And Moginie - That Interpaly Is One Of The Hallmarks Of The Band Isn't It?    1:15
13        Sometimes: Tell Us What You See Are The Main Qualities Of The Song 'Sometimes'?    1:15
14        Hercules: 'Hercules' Is A Song About The World Going To The Brink, Do You Think The World Is A Safer Place In '92?    1:47
15        Powderworks: The Song 'Powderworks' Goes A Long Way Back In Midnight Oil's Career. Can You Remember The First Time You Played It?    1:34
16        You Must Have Played Thousands Of Shows Over The Years - Are There Any That You Wish You Hadn't Done?    0:52
17        What Are The Immediate Plans For The Band?    0:43

This disc contains no music, only Rob Hirst and Peter Garrett from the band talking about the reasons behind making a Live Album.
This 'radio version' has the questions asked by the interviewer cut out so that various radio DJs could insert questions from inlay using their own voices for the interview.
As the question is not spoken, the notes on release have the in (Start) and out (Finish) words for the reply to the question.

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Because promos were produced in small quantities only and differ from releases later made available to the general public, they are considered valuable collectors' items. Also, since the advent of broad-bandwidth Internet access, online promotional distribution of music has been established. Record companies make their promotional product available as audio/video files and use the Internet as the distribution channel and phased out hard copies by early 2000s thus adding to the rarity of early hard copy promos.

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Media: VG+
Cover: VG+

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Format: [Digipak], [Interview], [Promo], [Distributed as a CD/CDR only no artwork], [CDR], [CD], [Distributed with back artwork only], [Distributed with full artwork both front and rear]
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