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Beds are Burning – Midnight Oil Keywords Presentation Title This song is called Beds are burning, it was released in the Name album Diesel and Dust in 1987 and became an international Meaning success. It means that there is an emergency. Release The rock group Midnight Oil sings this song. The last CD they released in 2008 was a special edition of Instruments Diesel and Dust. We can hear the drums, the keyboard, the guitars and the bass. In this band Rob Hirst plays the drums, Jim Moginie and Martin Rotsey play the guitar, Bones Hillman plays the bass. On the video the lead singer ( Peter Garrett) is standing in the foreground, Martin is playing the guitar in the foreground on the right hand side. In the background Rob is playing the drums. Style It is an alternative rock band and they come from Australia. They look cool and outgoing. The singer, Peter Garrett looks crazy and angry. They usually wear casual clothes. They look Goal like cowboys with their tight slacks and boots. They are protesters, they fight against political injustice and climate change. They sang this song in protest against the white Last concert Australian who refused to give the Aboriginals their land back. Their last two concerts took place in 2009.They were situated in Sydney and Melbourne.I have never been to their concert but I wish I had. I absolutely love this music and I share their point of view. Last action In support to the campaign for climate justice they made a new version of Beds are burning, it was called TickTckTck. Peter Garrett, the lead singer became environment minister and then eduction minister. .

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