Title: Wired World of Sport 1 & 2
Artist: 12th Man
Label: EMI Australia
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 724352470624
Genre: Comedy, Australian
Release Date: 1999-12-02
Number of Discs: 3
Additional Details: AUSTRALIA - IMPORT

This title has been Re-released for Christmas and for this cricket season. Available again for a short time only. Details soon. - This collection is made up of some of the very first recordings by The 12th Man. Wired World of Sports was the first full length album, released directly after it's chart topping debut single It's Just Not Cricket. Released in 1987, the album shot up to the Number One position in the album charts and has sold more than a quarter-of-a-million copies. Wide World of Sports 2 did even better than that. Within the first three weeks of it's release, the album went triple platinum and has since surpassed quadruple platinum sales. It went on to win the ARIA for Highest Selling Album as well as Best Comedy Album. This double-pack includes a special bonus disc with excerpts from the 1999 Australian Rugby League Season as heard on the Triple M commentaries.

Tracks:
1.1 Scene 1: The Wake Up Call?
1.2 Scene 2: The Good News!
1.3 Scene 3: Brekky
1.4 Scene 4: The Cab Ride
1.5 Scene 5: The Bad News
1.6 Scene 6: Has Anyone Seen Ken?
1.7 Scene 7: The Show - Part One
2.1 Scene 1: The Wake Up Call?
2.2 Scene 2: The Good News!
2.3 Scene 3: Brekky
2.4 Scene 4: The Cab Ride
2.5 Scene 5: The Bad News
2.6 Scene 6: Has Anyone Seen Ken?
2.7 Scene 7: The Show - Part One
3.1 Scene 8: The Show - Part Two
3.2 Scene 9: The Show - Part Three
3.3 Scene 10: The Show - Part Four
3.4 Scene 11: The Triumph
3.5 Scene 12: The Tragedy
3.6 Richie, Bill ; Tony Interview N.Z. Cricket Captain Martin Crowe
3.7 Triple M's Gary 'Badge' Belcher Interviews Reg Warren (Ray Warren's Brother)
3.8 Reg Warren (Ray Warren's Brother) Interviews NSW Origin Player Terry Hill
3.9 Reg Warren (Ray Warren's Brother) Interviews QLD Origin Player Gary Larson
3.10 Reg Warren (Ray Warren's Brother) Interviews NSW Origin Coach, Tommy Raudonikis