Head Injuries

Head Injuries

Infobox Album |
Name = Head Injuries
Type = Album
Artist = Midnight Oil


Released = 1979
Recorded = July 1979 - August 1979
Genre = Pub Rock
Length = 34:04
Label = Sprint Music / CBS
Producer = Leszek J. Karski
Reviews =
*Allmusic rating|4.5|5 [http://allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:d9fwxqw5ld6e link]
Last album = "Midnight Oil"
(1978)
This album = "Head Injuries"
(1979)
Next album = "Bird Noises"
(1980)

"Head Injuries" is an album by Midnight Oil that was released in 1979 under the Columbia Records label. It was the last Midnight Oil album to feature Andrew James on bass who quit the band due to illness.

The Midnight Oil logo with the open hand, as seen on the cover of "Scream in Blue" and in all other albums, comes from a photo in the liner notes of this album .

Track listing

# "Cold Cold Change" (Robert Hirst, James Moginie)
# "Section 5 (Bus to Bondi)" (Martin Rotsey, Hirst, Peter Garrett, Moginie)
# "Naked Flame" (Rotsey, Hirst, Moginie)
# "Back on the Borderline" (Andrew James, Garrett, Hirst)
# "Koala Sprint" (Garrett, Moginie, Rotsey)
# "No Reaction" (Hirst, Moginie, Rotsey)
# "Stand in Line" (Moginie, Hirst, Rotsey, Garrett)
# "Profiteers" (Hirst, Moginie, Rotsey)
# "Is It Now?" (Moginie, Garrett)

Personnel

* Peter Garrett: Vocals
* Rob Hirst: Drums, Backing Vocals
* Jim Moginie: Guitar, Keyboards
* Andrew James: Bass, Backing Vocals
* Martin Rotsey: Guitar
* Peter J. Walker: Engineer

External links

* [http://www.midnightoil.com Midnight Oil]


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