EPISODE · Aug 16, 2019 · 40 MIN
Andrew Stafford's songs to believe in
from Take 5 · host Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Back in 2004, Andrew Stafford published a book called Pig City. It captured the Brisbane music scene, the politics that fuelled this artistic reaction and so much more. From the Saints to Savage Garden, it became a bible in music history. Fifteen years passed, and Staffo finally returned with his follow up. This time a personal memoir, taking us through the life of a quiet fan who always felt on the outside, until he found music. Something to Believe In is it’s title, and when I heard it was being published, I knew I wanted Staffo to Take 5. His theme was simple. Songs to believe in; the music that had been a saviour in his life. From Ramones to Do Ré Mi, Jen Cloher to Television, this is a heartfelt walk through a true fan’s life. Ramones - 'Something To Believe In'Do Ré Mi - 'Man Overboard'Jen Cloher - 'Hold My Hand'Motörhead - '(We Are) The Road Crew'Television - 'Marquee Moon'
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Back in 2004, Andrew Stafford published a book called Pig City. It captured the Brisbane music scene, the politics that fuelled this artistic reaction and so much more. From the Saints to Savage Garden, it became a bible in music history. Fifteen years passed, and Staffo finally returned with his follow up. This time a personal memoir, taking us through the life of a quiet fan who always felt on the outside, until he found music. Something to Believe In is it’s title, and when I heard it was being published, I knew I wanted Staffo to Take 5. His theme was simple. Songs to believe in; the music that had been a saviour in his life. From Ramones to Do Ré Mi, Jen Cloher to Television, this is a heartfelt walk through a true fan’s life. Ramones - 'Something To Believe In' Do Ré Mi - 'Man Overboard' Jen Cloher - 'Hold My Hand' Motörhead - '(We Are) The Road Crew' Television - 'Marquee Moon'
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