Month: November 2021
AUDIO UPLOADED TO ARCHIVE
The recording of this week’s 1 hour show on SWR FM has been uploaded to the archive.
November is Ausmusic month, and Powerzone has been showcasing some of the more interesting and harder to find Aussie tracks, and today’s program is no different, but is also the last instalment of the Aussie specials for this year.
Really tried to dig out some interesting stuff this week to cap off Ausmusic month. I hope you like what you hear.
SWR FM SHIFT ADDED TO ARCHIVE
The recording of this week’s 1 hour show on SWR FM has been uploaded to the archive.
November is Ausmusic Month and Powerzone is paying tribute to the musicians that make Australian music so unique. Hope you like the tracks this week, I tried to dig nice and deep!
SWR FM AUDIO UPLOADED TO ARCHIVE
The recording of this week’s 1 hour show on SWR FM has been uploaded to the archive.
It’s Ausmusic month and Powerzone is keeping it Aussie style throughout November.
This week a slightly different direction compared to last week, with several PZ favourites.
Tracklisting:
| A1 | Love Is Such A Lonely Song | |
| A2 | Haunting Me | |
| A3 | Razor’s Edge | |
| A4 | In My World | |
| A5 | Nights And Days | |
| B1 | It’s Only A Movie | |
| B2 | This Dance | |
| B3 | Memories | |
| B4 | A Year From Now | |
| B5 | Book Of Life |
PERTH’S UNDERRATED NEW WAVE BAND
Yesterday my V-Capri LP turned up in the post. For those outside of Western Australia, V-Capri was a popular Perth band who were around during the mid to late 80s. They ended up having one of their songs used in an episode of Neighbours in 89, and appeared on various Perth-based TV shows. The band did well for themselves on the WA music charts, but never really cracked the national market, always ending up outside the Top 50.
This morning I have been listening to their LP “In My World” which is a nice mix of 80s New Wave, which sounds like a cross between the Machinations, Venetians, Jump Incorporated and at times Pseudo Echo. Whilst there’s a couple of cheesy soaring guitar ballads, which every 80s LP needs, the rest of it is a really solid album and deserves more recognition than it initially received.
I will be giving a few of these tracks on Powerzone in coming weeks. /Paul