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Wide Open Road - Part 4 - Coast
Saturday November 22, 2:00pm
A look at Australian music and it's connection with our epic coastline. Hear from Daniel Johns, The Drones, John Butler, The Waifs and more.
2008 with Richard Kingsmill
Sunday November 23, 6:00pm
Hear new music from Kanye West, The Killers, Koolism, Franz Ferdinand, Ben Lee and more.
Live At The Wireless - Josh Pyke
Monday November 24, 8:00pm
A wonderful show from Josh Pyke and his band. Recorded by triple j at our special Sydney show just a week ago.
triple j tv with The Doctor
Saturday November 22, 9.00am ABC1
We interview Rob Schneider, Sam Simmons takes us behind the music with Patience from The Grates, Paula's guide to love, Flicked asks 'are puppets evil?', Science of Music, Jackson Jackson and more.
triple j tv presents The Herd
Sunday November 23, 11.30am ABC2
For the third Ausmusic month live performance triple j tv presents The Herd, who returned to their hometown Sydney and gave a superb performance for the enthusiastic crowd of fans.
triple j tv Monday
Monday November 24, 8.00pm ABC2
Zan Rowe takes us on a nostalgic look at the best of 2008. Featuring The Kooks, The Presets, Interpol, Bluejuice, The Living End and more.
October-08 Issue #22
The November issue of jmag catches up with the Kaiser Chiefs, Bloc Party, Killers, Cut Off Your Hands and TV On The Radio.
Sneak Peek.
BOOZE - Are we really a generation of binge drinkers? Do we need to get off the booze?
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Amongst massive job cuts and chaos on the financial markets, there is one finance sector that's having a field day.
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film:
Quantum of Solace; Australia;
Newcastle
games:
Beautiful Katamari; Endless Ocean
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Legendary Perth crew Downsyde have returned with their fourth LP 'All City'. Crammed with the stellar production skills and the lyrical wordplay of Optamus, Dazastah and Shabazz - this album is one of the best yet from Downsyde.
Some of the new tracks you'll hear this week...
Franz Ferdinand spent three years and scrapped nearly a whole CD worth of songs before completing their new album, "Tonight: Franz Ferdinand"
What do you want to see this Saturday?
