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Transfusion (EP)

''Transfusion'' is the second EP by the Australian rock group Powderfinger. It was released on 27 September 1993 by Polydor. The album was the group's first recording with Polydor, as the group had signed with the label due to the success of the previous EP by the band, ''Powderfinger''.
The song "Reap What You Sow" is the first song by Powderfinger to have a music video. The EP received minor chart success, though not achieving a mainstream ARIA Singles Chart position. It reached the #1 position on the ARIA Alternative Chart, taking the place of Nirvana's single "Heart Shaped Box".
==History==
''Transfusion'' was recorded and produced by Powderfinger in 1993 under the Polydor label, at Red Zeds studios in Brisbane.〔Wooldridge, Simon (March 1997). ("Out of the Blue" ). ''Juice''. (Archived by )(Powderfinger Central ).〕 Despite working with Polydor, the group did not sign any contract prior to work on the EP. Says lead singer Bernard Fanning, "We haven’t signed anything... we certainly haven’t signed with them (Polydor)". This statement also refuted rumours that the band had signed with various labels including "Red Eye, Emily, Polydor, and Imago", according to Fanning.〔McKenzie, Simon (22 September 1993). "The Evolution and Distribution of Transfusion". ''Time Off''. (Archived ) by Powderfinger Central.〕
In producing ''Transfusion'', the band aimed to move away from the "sixties" tag that had been placed on them by the musical community. According to Fanning, it is human nature that "you really can’t help but categorise", and this instinct was something the EP attempted to move away from. He went on to say that "it’d be nice, in a perfect world, just to be judged on your own merits", whilst hitting back at those who gave Powderfinger the "sixties" tag by saying that "people that say that aren’t really listening, I think".〔

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