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Internationalist

Internationalist

Studio album by PowderfingerWikipedia

Search complete. 17 mentions across 4 episodes found for "Internationalist".

Oct 12, 2026

Josh BarnettGUEST
8:46
I, my dad had Odyssey Number Five in the car a bit, but it was, yeah, it was, I don't know, for some reason that night when they played On My Mind on the Foot- and On My Mind's not even, like, my top 20 favorite Powderfinger songs.
Josh BarnettGUEST
8:58
But, um, yeah, that's when my fandom started, and got started getting all the CDs, going back and listening to obviously Double Electric, Internationalist, Odyssey.
Josh BarnettGUEST
9:09
Uh, my first ever concert, so 2003 I was 15, so, uh, my girlfriend at the time, we went to the Sydney Entertainment Center for the Vulture Street, uh, tour concert, and then, yeah, went, I saw them on the steps to the Opera House.
Josh BarnettGUEST
9:27
You've probably seen that, I don't know if you've seen the, um, music max on the, it was like a breast cancer fundraiser that bought tickets off eBay to go to that.
RichardHOST
13:03
And, uh, obviously that was the radio station I listened to exclusively in that year.
RichardHOST
13:09
And, um, so it was around finals time, around September '96 they released that album.
RichardHOST
13:14
And, um, they just, they s- just really just stood out, like an exceptionally good band, which you just instantly went, "Christ, this band's good." And then obviously when, um, Internationalist came out, I went, I went and bought it 'cause it was in that ...
RichardHOST
13:32
To- today, to this day, it's one of my favorite, probably is my favorite all-time Australian album.
Adam PeacockHOST
24:33
Welcome back to the Powderfinger show, basically, over the next three hours.
Adam PeacockHOST
24:36
That's "Five," that's Belter off the Internationalist album out in 1998.
Adam PeacockHOST
24:42
Gibbo, were you...
Adam PeacockHOST
24:44
Was there such thing as a Gibbo in, uh, 1998? Just.

11 MINS LATER

Adam PeacockHOST
36:10
Yeah
GibboHOST
36:10
Old stuff not as good as their new stuff?
Adam PeacockHOST
36:12
Oh, Internationalist is one of the great albums in Australian history.
Adam PeacockHOST
36:16
I think that was their middle one
speaker_0HOST
17:01
The album debuted at number one in the ARIA charts and would go on to sell five times platinum.
speaker_0HOST
17:06
Only two other albums in the alternative world would sell more in the 90s, now Silverchair's Frog Stomp and Powderfinger's Internationalist.
speaker_0HOST
17:14
The Living End won several ARIA awards including Best Group.
speaker_0HOST
17:19
The Living End album was then released internationally in early 1999.

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