
Show Notes
This week on Vinyl Tap, the time machine takes us all the from Canada to way down under⊠Australia. Over the years there has been a huge amount of music that has come out of Oz and rocked the world. Canadians have also had success in the land down under and Randy has a mix of both this week. So if youâve had enough of winter, journey to the other side of word where summer sun is shining and be sure to tune in to the Tap
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