Hold Me Australian Single
Posted Monday, November 20, 2000 by lssilver
Hold Me will be released in Australia on January 15 2001 according to www.savagegarden.com.au. No B-Sides or artwork are currently available. More info will be posted as it comes to hand.
Darren Hayes Solo Album
Posted Monday, November 20, 2000 by lssilver
Savage Garden's Darren Hayes is to record a solo album. "As a band, we're going to take a break for a few years. I've pretty much got a record, writing-wise, in the can." Hayes said. "I'm going to put out a solo record next year. I can't wait to get into the studio... around February." Hayes, who will record the album in Britain, is "interested in electronic and ambient music; acoustic with an electronic atmostphere".
From the Australian newspaper "The Age"
Thanks To Elkie McCormick
Australian Affirmation Re-Issue
Posted Tuesday, November 7, 2000 by lssilver
Savage Garden will be releasing a bonus live album on 27th November 2000. It will have the first album, PLUS a bonus album featuring the following live tracks recorded during their Affirmation World Tour:
The Best Thing
Lover After Me
I Don't Know You Anymore
Two Beds And A Coffee Machine
You Can Still Be Free
Hold Me
Gunning Down Romance
Crash and Burn
Chained To You
I Knew I Loved You
Affirmation
Source: www.savagegarden.com.au
Note: Release date appears to have changed from November 20 to November 27.
Savage Garden Make Another List
Posted Saturday, November 4, 2000 by lssilver
Savage Garden have made the Top 50 "power list" of the movers and shakers of the Australian entertainment industry, compiled by "Who Weekly" magazine. The band made it into the Top 10 - the only musical act or identity to do so.
Topping the list were Kerry Packer & James Packer of PBL (TV, magazines, well, everything really), #2 was Lachlan Murdoch of News Ltd (magazins, TV etc) and #3 was Kerry Stokes, head of the Seven network.
Others on the list were
#4 John McAlpine (CEO, Network 10)
#5 John Kirby and Graham Burke (Village Roadshow)
#6 Film maker Baz Luhrmann
#7 Sue Masters, Network 10's head of drama
#8 Russell Crowe
#9 Bob Campbell and Des Monaghan (TV production company Screentime)
#10 Savage Garden
Other placings saw silverchair at #25, Madison Avenue at #27, John Farnham at #38 and new star Nikki Webster at #47.
Source: In Music and Meida
Christie Eliezer, www.immedia.com.au