In November 1981, during the period leading up to the release of their album "Place Without a Postcard," Midnight Oil showcased their energetic live performance at the Capitol Theatre in Sydney, highlighted in the recording of "Lucky Country." This album, released later that year, marked a significant phase in the band's evolution, as they began to gain national recognition in Australia with their compelling blend of rock and socially conscious lyrics. Notably, "Lucky Country" reflects the band's commentary on Australian identity, encapsulating their growing political awareness that pervaded their music. This live performance at the triple j's Live at the Wireless demonstrated the band's raw energy and connection with the audience, establishing Midnight Oil as a major force in the Australian music scene. Their commitment to tackling socio-political issues began to resonate widely, paving the way for their later success and influence in rock music.