By Brisbane band Too Green For Summer. Recorded 12th June 1988 in the old Target Building in Fortitude Valley and released as part of an 11 song cassette, which was the band's only recorded output.

Trees Are Too Green

A 4 piece Brisbane band. Recorded to a 4 track machine, 12 June 1988. Part of an 11 song cassette only release which were the only songs the band released.  This track was re-released as the final tune on the double CD Rock Against Howard put out prior to the 2004 federal election. (see http://www.abc.net.au/worldtoday/content/2004/s1182946.htm for some context of the time)

I Don't Believe It

Recorded 12 June 1988 as part of an 11 track cassette only release, which was the only recorded material released by the band. Song written by Steven Grainger.

Flee You Up

The original tune and half the lyrics were written by Coben & Grean. Additional lyrics by Too Green For Summer. 

This song came in at number 50 in Brisbane radio station 4ZZZ's listener poll of the Hot 100 songs of 1990.

Sweet Violets

This song was recorded by Brisbane band Too Green For Summer, a 4-piece band from Brisbane. It was recorded on 12th June, 1988 and was part of an 11 song album released on cassette only.

Sign of the Times

This song was recorded by Brisbane band Too Green For Summer, a 4-piece band from Brisbane. It was recorded on 12th June, 1988 and was part of an 11 song album released on cassette only. 

Sea of Possibility

This song was recorded by Brisbane band Too Green For Summer, a 4-piece band from Brisbane. It was recorded on 12th June, 1988 and was part of an 11 song album released on cassette only.  

Sweet Innocence

By Brisbane band Too Green For Summer. Recorded June 1988 and released as part of an 11 song cassette

Everything That is Good

In this interview on Radio 4ZZZ, Andrew Bartlett talks with legal and technology expert Peter J Black from QUT about the recent revelations of widespread US government surveillance of citizens both in the USA and abroad.

USA whistleblower Edward Snowden has revealed that the USA National Security Agency and many contractors have been able to access data of users of widespread internet platforms such as Facebook, Google and more using the PRISM electronic surveillance program,

What exactly is PRISM, how is it being used, should we be worried about it and what should the Australian government be doing about it?

Andrew Bartlett

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