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Midnight Oil bring it home with sold-out gig – Sydney Morning Herald
After a slow start, the band put any doubts about their relevance, age and interest to rest.
All of these might be responsible for what was a measured start. A start that confirmed their quality the mix clarity meant we could revel in the guitar interplay of the always superb Martin Rotsey and Jim Moginie, for example but felt contained, controlled. Polite, even.
However, I suspect it was a deliberate decision to ease into the show, program the first section thematically rather than dynamically, and meld with the Makarrata material. But for me it didnt work: Lucky Country and If Ned Kelly…
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