OH! YE DEAD by KEVIN McDERMOTT and RALPH RICHEY. Story by Annette Signorini
The great writer would have been impressed. He was the subject of all discussion, around which everything circled.
OH! YOU PRETTY THINGS BY DAVID BOWIE Story by Maria Majsa
The Scottish lads had all lost their front teeth [fighting, falling over drunk] and at some point they loved to flip out their plates so we could appreciate what proper hard men they were. This may or may not have been some form of Celtic foreplay.
OLD MAN by NEIL YOUNG Poem by Aidan Kenner
I heard a savage angel outside my apartment window
OLD WHITE MEN by VANCE GILBERT Story by Luke R Davies
Can’t think of a song all festival that blew me away like Old White Men did. When I caught it at the tail end of Vance Gilbert's set I welled up like everyone else.
ON + OFF by MAGGIE ROGERS Story by Sean Mortell
You are captured – taken to shore and tumbled out onto the sand, seaweed in your hair, under the spell of Maggie Rogers.
On The Radio by Regina Spektor. Story by Vin Maskell
Vin Maskell Pedestrian traffic lights, Williamstown, Melbourne. 8.30 each morningI see Regina Spektor every morning. On the bus.