Odyssey Number Five

dealUh, yeah, I'm ...

Yeah, well, it was weird 'cause they did, their, one of their albums, Odyssey, was released on an independent label, but distribute, distributed through Polydor, so quite whether they just sort of negotiate, but they went back to Polydor for the next one, so who knows? They must've been, they must've been okay or happy about something.

Now, I, I, I asked you about the Powderfinger bio- bio book, 'cause I have, I do own one, and have read it, but it was many years ago now, and I only remember vague details of it.

But, uh, it just, I think that I, I don't read ...

I mean, I've seen Barnesy literally 20 times, but, uh, Powderfinger I've seen, I saw Powderfinger nine times, Bernard Fanning soli- solo once, and I saw them ...

So my Powderfinger fandom, I still remember the moment I became a Powderfinger fan, and it actually wasn't until 2003, uh, when they were on the Footy Show, and they, it was when they dropped On My Mind, Vulture Street had just dropped, and yeah, watching them on the Footy Show.

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.

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.

Okay, but what kind of money? What would a solid, well-regarded, kinda top-tier Australian band have been making back then in late '90s, early 2000s Australian dollars?

So I'd say the Powderfinger song My Happiness, right? That was a single off their album Odyssey Number Five.

Let's just say Powderfinger's My Happiness, uh, the album sold around 550, 60,000, so it was a lot.

It's 10 times, 11 times platinum.