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1. www.theguardian.com › music › 2018Our songs of Brisbane: Guardian readers tell the stories ...

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   Sep 9, 2018 · This song epitomised the Brisbane music scene of the late 90s, when Brisbane had arguably the strongest local music scene in the country. A band that became popular through their alternative and ...

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     2 Hours of WW1 Music with Ambient rain and Artillery, for relaxation and study

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   Nov 15, 2021 · Provided to YouTube by Parlophone UK Brisbane (Security City) (2004 Remaster) · The Saints Prehistoric Sounds ℗ 2004 Parlophone Records Ltd, a Warner Music Group Company Composer: Ed Kuepper ...

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4. www.brisbane.qld.gov.au › whats-on-and-eventsWalking in Wartime | Brisbane City Council

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   Mar 21, 2024 · Step back in time to explore Brisbane in the Second World War. Be transported to the age of jazz music, Yankee soldiers and the infamous Battle of Brisbane in Walking in Wartime, an engaging tour that will lead you around the city and into the past.

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   Is not from there a songs of Brisbane song?

   • It’s a touch incongruous that a song sung almost entirely in German should find itself on a Songs of Brisbane list. But Not From There emerged at a golden era of guitar music for Brisbane and were as much a part of the fabric of Brizvegas as the likes of Screamfeeder. They also appeared on the legendary Homebake 98 CD (it’s a classic, google it).

   Our songs of Brisbane: Guardian readers tell the stories behind their

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   Who are Brisbane's first punk bands?

   • One of the world’s first punk bands, the Saints captured the desperation, depression and desolation of Brisbane’s outer-suburb teens in three and a half minutes of fury. – Shane Holborn I first heard this song as a 13-year-old living in the country and it struck such a chord with me.

   Our songs of Brisbane: Guardian readers tell the stories behind their

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   Why is Regurgitator a popular song in Brisbane?

   • (The Song Formerly Known As) Regurgitator This song epitomised the Brisbane music scene of the late 90s, when Brisbane had arguably the strongest local music scene in the country. A band that became popular through their alternative and punk tunes changing it up to do a pop-funk number that is probably their best.

   Our songs of Brisbane: Guardian readers tell the stories behind their

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   What happened in Brisbane during WW2?

   • Private homes, schools and other buildings were taken over for military use. To meet the perceived threat from Japanese carrier aircraft, the Brisbane City Council began the construction of over 200 surface shelters*. These concrete and sandbagged boxes were designed to be used after the war was over and changed the face of the city.

   Brisbane at War - MacArthur Museum Brisbane

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6. www.museumofbrisbane.com.au › remembering-theRemembering the First World War - Museum of Brisbane | MoB

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   The First World War erupted in Europe on 4 August 1914. Across Australia the call to arms was sounded. By the end of the year more than 50,000 young men and nearly 300 women had leapt to support the British Empire. Families waved farewell to their sons and daughters, husbands, brothers, sweethearts and friends.

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7. www.artshub.com.au › news › reviewsMusic review: Britten's War Requiem, QPAC, Brisbane Festival

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   Sep 18, 2023 · Presented by QPAC, Brisbane Chorale, Brisbane Philharmonic Orchestra and Canticum Chamber Choir in association with Brisbane Festival and Brisbane City Council. Benjamin Britten’s War Requiem was performed on 16 September 2023.

8. mmb.org.au › exhibits › brisbane-at-warBrisbane at War - MacArthur Museum Brisbane

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   A look the impacts of the war on Brisbane. Brisbane was home to fewer than 350,000 people in 1941. Over the next three years the city itself had reached over 700,000 with up to one million U.S. military personnel passing through the city en route to the Pacific War. By mid-1943, nearly 100,000 US troops were stationed around the city.

9. www.museumofbrisbane.com.au › whats-on › americansAmericans in WWII Brisbane Tour - Museum of Brisbane | MoB

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   This walking tour will immerse you in a fascinating period of our city’s social history when more than 80,000 American soldiers were stationed in Brisbane during the Second World War. Explore significant historic sites including the headquarters of the Allied Forces in the south-west Pacific, and understand the lasting impact of these events ...