Product Details
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| 1. Mean To Me |
| 2. World Where You Live |
| 3. Now We're Getting Somewhere |
| 4. Don't Dream It's Over |
| 5. Love You 'Til The Day I Die |
| 6. Something So Strong |
| 7. Hole In The River |
| 8. Can't Carry On |
| 9. I Walk Away |
| 10. Tombstone |
| 11. That's What I Call Love |
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Pop Perfection or White Soul?,
By WILLIE A YOUNG II "willow" (Houston, TX.) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Crowded House (Audio CD)
The first time I heard Neil Finn's incredible voice was in the early 80's during his tenure with Split Enz, and while race has never mattered to me when it comes to music, something genuine and earthy about his voice just touched me instantly. When Crowded House released their sterling debut in the Summer of '86, I was thrilled to hear his voice in a new setting and more than pleased with the direction of his writing and sound. My favorite track here is the classic "The World Where You Live", one of the most flawless pop songs ever recorded and a perfect showcase for Finn's gorgeous high tenor. The group's early hits are all here and overall this stands as their most cohesive album (next to '91's "Woodface")and is a must have for any comprehensive collection. Give it a spin, this boy's got soul!
5.0 out of 5 stars
The DVD-A is fantastic,
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This review is from: Crowded House: Crowded House (DVD Audio) (DVD Audio)
I won't comment on the music except to say that it is a great disc. Of the 100 or so DVD-A titles I own I would say that this is the best sounding one. Very analog and pleasing to the ears.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Sublime truth disguised as Aussie-pop music,
By Neil (Nyack, NY) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Crowded House (Audio CD)
Enough of a pop sound on the singles to sneak into "Adult Contemporary" radio formats, there is much more to the songs on this album than what is on the surface. If you haven't listened to these guys in a while, listen again.
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