ARIA Music Awards of 1999



























1999 ARIA Music Awards
Date 12 October 1999 (1999-10-12)
Venue
Sydney Entertainment Centre,
Sydney, New South Wales
Website www.ariaawards.com.au
Television/radio coverage
Network Network Ten


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The 13th Australian Recording Industry Association Music Awards (generally known as the ARIA Music Awards or simply The ARIAS) was held on 12 October 1999 at the Sydney Entertainment Centre.[1][2] Hosted by Paul McDermott and Bob Downe, and presenters, including Mel C of the Spice Girls, Tina Cousins, Fiona Horne and former Countdown host Ian "Molly" Meldrum, distributed 28 awards with the big winner for the year being Powderfinger with four awards.[1]


Three new categories, "Best Rock Album", "Best Original Cast / Show Recording" and "Best Blues & Roots Album" were created; while "Song of the Year", "Best Indigenous Release" and "Best New Talent" categories were retired.[1] In addition to the annually presented awards, a "Special Achievement Award" was received by recording studio owner Bill Armstrong and Fable Record's creator Ron Tudor; and an "Outstanding Achievement Award" was received by Natalie Imbruglia.[1] The ARIA Hall of Fame inducted: Jimmy Little and Richard Clapton.[1]




Contents






  • 1 Ceremony details


  • 2 Awards


    • 2.1 ARIA Awards


    • 2.2 Fine Arts Awards


    • 2.3 Artisan Awards




  • 3 Achievement awards


    • 3.1 Outstanding Achievement Award


    • 3.2 Special Achievement Award




  • 4 ARIA Hall of Fame inductees


  • 5 References


  • 6 External links





Ceremony details


The ceremony was hosted by TV comedians, Paul McDermott and Bob Downe, and awards were presented by Mel C of the Spice Girls, Tina Cousins, Fiona Horne and former Countdown host Ian "Molly" Meldrum.[1]



Awards


Final nominees for awards are shown in plain, with winners in bold.



ARIA Awards



  • Album of the Year

    • Powderfinger – Internationalist


      • Ben Lee – Breathing Tornados


      • The Living End – The Living End


      • Silverchair – Neon Ballroom


      • Spiderbait – Grand Slam




  • Single of the Year

    • Powderfinger – "The Day You Come"


      • Josh Abrahams – "Addicted to Bass"


      • Ben Lee – "Cigarettes Will Kill You"


      • Regurgitator – "! (The Song Formerly Known As)"


      • Silverchair – "Ana's Song (Open Fire)"




  • Highest Selling Album

    • John Farnham, Olivia Newton-John, Anthony Warlow – Highlights from The Main Event


      • Cold Chisel – The Last Wave of Summer


      • Natalie Imbruglia – Left of the Middle


      • Regurgitator – Unit


      • The Living End – The Living End





  • Highest Selling Single

    • Joanne / BZ – "Jackie"


      • Bachelor Girl – "Buses and Trains"


      • Human Nature – "Last to Know"


      • Savage Garden – "The Animal Song"


      • Silverchair – "Anthem for the Year 2000"





  • Best Group

    • The Living End – The Living End


      • Powderfinger – Internationalist


      • Regurgitator – "! (The Song Formerly Known As)"


      • Silverchair – Neon Ballroom


      • You Am I – "Heavy Heart"




  • Best Female Artist

    • Natalie Imbruglia – "Wishing I Was There"


      • Kasey Chambers – The Captain


      • Suze DeMarchi – Telelove


      • Lisa Miller – As Far as a Life Goes


      • Kylie Minogue – "Cowboy Style"




  • Best Male Artist

    • Tim Rogers – What Rhymes with Cars and Girls


      • Josh Abrahams – Sweet Distorted Holiday


      • Ben Lee – Breathing Tornados


      • Alex Lloyd – "Lucky Star"


      • Paul Kelly – "I'll Be Your Lover"




  • Breakthrough Artist – Album

    • The Living End – The Living End


      • Bachelor Girl – Waiting for the Day


      • Gerling – Children of Telepathic Experiences


      • Not from There – Sand on Seven


      • Marie Wilson – Real Life




  • Breakthrough Artist – Single

    • Alex Lloyd – "Lucky Star"


    • Taxiride – "Get Set"


      • Frenzal Rhomb – "You Are Not My Friend"


      • Gerling – "Enter, Space Capsule"


      • Not from There – "Sich Offnen"





  • Best Dance Release

    • Josh Abrahams – Sweet Distorted Holiday


      • B(if)tek – "Bedrock"

      • Fatt Dex – Jus' Funkin


      • Honeysmack – Walk on Acid


      • Sonic Animation – "Love Lies Bleeding"




  • Best Pop Release

    • Savage Garden – "The Animal Song"


      • Bachelor Girl – Waiting for the Day


      • Deadstar – "Run Baby Run"


      • Human Nature – Counting Down


      • Taxiride – "Get Set"




  • Best Rock Album

    • Powderfinger – Internationalist


      • Cold Chisel – The Last Wave


      • Frenzal Rhomb – A Man's Not a Camel


      • Henry's Anger – Personality Test


      • Silverchair – Neon Ballroom




  • Best Country Album

    • Kasey Chambers – The Captain


      • Adam Brand – Adam Brand


      • Tania Kernaghan – Dancing on Water


      • Kedron Taylor – Every Place I Go

      • Various – Not So Dusty




  • Best Blues & Roots Album

    • David Hole – Under the Spell


      • The Backsliders – Poverty Deluxe


      • Jeff Lang – Cedar Grove


      • Kerri Simpson – Confessin' the Blues


      • Weddings Parties Anything – They Were Better Live




  • Best Independent Release

    • Josh Abrahams – Sweet Distorted Holiday


      • Crawlspace – "Away"


      • Diana Ah Naid – "Oh No (Curbside Lullaby)"


      • Pauline Pantsdown – "I Don't Like It"


      • Pre-Shrunk – "Triple A Side"




  • Best Alternative Release

    • Not from There – Sand on Seven


      • Gerling – Children of Telepathic Experiences


      • Tim Rogers – What Rhymes with Cars and Girls


      • Something for Kate – Beautiful Sharks


      • Spiderbait – Grand Slam


      • Tendrils – Soaking Red




  • Best Adult Contemporary Album

    • Jimmy Little – Messenger


      • Frank Bennett – Cash Landing


      • The Black Sorrows – Beat Club


      • John Farnham, Olivia Newton-John, Anthony Warlow – Highlights from The Main Event


      • Renée Geyer – Sweet Life




  • Best Comedy Release

    • Martin/Molloy – Eat Your Peas


      • Judith Lucy – King of the Road


      • Merrick and Rosso – Teenage Mullet Fury


      • Pauline Pantsdown – "I Don't Like It"


      • Rodney Rude – More Grunt






Fine Arts Awards



  • Best Jazz Album

    • Andrew Speight Quartet – Andrew Speight Quartet


      • Browne Haywood Stevens – Sudden in a Shaft of Sunlight


      • Jamie Oehlers – Strut


      • Janet Seidel – The Way You Wear Your Hat


      • Scott Tinkler Trio – Sofa King




  • Best Classical Album

    • Sara Macliver (soprano), Australian Brandenburg Orchestra, Paul Dyer – If Love's a Sweet Passion


      • Tamara Anna Cislowska – Piano: The Russian Album


      • Paul Dean (clarinet) Queensland Symphony Orchestra, Richard Mills – Ariel's Music


      • Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, Vernon Handley – The Eternal Rhythm


      • Gerard Willems – Piano: Beethoven Sonatas Volume 1




  • Best Children's Album

    • The Hooley Dooleys - Pop

      • Australian Girls Choir & National Boys Choir – Australian Christmas Spirit


      • Cubbyhouse - Rock Cake


      • Franciscus Henri - Hooray for Mr Whiskers


      • Monica Trapaga – Monica's Trip to the Moon




  • Best Original Cast / Show Recording

    • Judi Connelli & Suzanne Johnston – Perfect Strangers


      • Bananas in Pyjamas – It's Show Time!


      • Opera Australia, Christine Douglas & Suzanne Johnston – Hansel & Gretel


      • State Orchestra of Victoria – Rudolf Nureyev's Don Quixote




  • Best Original Soundtrack Recording

    • David Hirschfelder – Elizabeth


      • Felicity Fox – Afrika - Cape Town to Cairo

      • David Hirschfelder – The Interview

      • Various – Praise

      • Various – Two Hands




  • Best World Music Album

    • The Habibis – Intoxication


      • Lajamanu Teenage Band – Vision


      • Sirocco – Falling Leaf


      • Voices from the Vacant Lot – Dance on Your Bones


      • Xylouris Ensemble – Drakos






Artisan Awards



  • Producer of the Year

    • Bachelor Girl – Bachelor Girl – Waiting for the Day

      • Paul Begaud – Felicity – We'll Never Get Along; – Human Nature – "Now that I've Found You", "Depend on Me", "Last to Know", "Be There with You"


      • Nick Launay – Primary – "Supposed to Be Here", "24000", "This Is the Sound", "Come to Take You Home"; – Silverchair – Neon Ballroom


      • Magoo – Automatic – "Pump it Up"; – Custard – "Loverama"; – Not from There – Sand on Seven


      • Phil McKellar – Spiderbait – Grand Slam




  • Engineer of the Year

    • Nick Launay – Primary – "Supposed to Be Here", "24000", "This Is the Sound", "Come to Take You Home"; – Silverchair – Neon Ballroom


      • Josh Abrahams – Josh Abrahams – Sweet, Distorted Holiday


      • Magoo – Automatic – "Pump it Up"; – Midnight Oil – Redneck Wonderland


      • Phil McKellar – Spiderbait – Grand Slam


      • Kalju Tonuma – 28 Days – Kid Indestructible; – Felicity Hunter – "Hardcore Adore"; – The Mavis's – "Puberty Song"




  • Best Video

    • Andrew Lancaster, David McCormick – Custard – "Girls Like That..."

      • Cate Anderson – Silverchair – "Ana's Song (Open Fire)"


      • Andrew Dominik – The Cruel Sea – "You'll Do"


      • Craig Melville, David Curry – Josh Abrahams – "Addicted to Bass"

      • Tony McGrath – Regurgitator – "! (The Song Formerly Known As)"




  • Best Cover Art

    • Kevin Wilkins – Powderfinger – Internationalist

      • Janet English, George Stajsic – Spiderbait – Grand Slam


      • Reg Mombassa – Mental As Anything – Garage

      • John Watson, Kevin Wilkins, Melissa Chenery – Silverchair – Neon Ballroom


      • Quan Yeomans, Janet English – Happyland – Welcome to Happyland






Achievement awards



Outstanding Achievement Award


  • Natalie Imbruglia


Special Achievement Award



  • Bill Armstrong & Ron Tudor


ARIA Hall of Fame inductees


The Hall Of Fame inductees were:



  • Richard Clapton

  • Jimmy Little



References





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  2. ^ "Australia 1999 ARIA Awards". ALLdownunder.com. Archived from the original on 17 September 2010. Retrieved 5 December 2009.




External links



  • ARIA Awards official website

  • List of 1999 winners









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