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Crowded House - CROWDED HOUSE - Vinyl Record

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After Split Enz came to an end, Neil Finn formed Crowded House in Melbourne with drummer Paul Hester and bassist Nick Seymour, then headed to Los Angeles to make a debut album with producer Mitchell Froom. Released by Capitol in 1986, Crowded House was a slow burn that turned into a phenomenon, eventually going platinum and making Finn one of the most admired songwriters of his generation.

"Don't Dream It's Over" is the song that broke them worldwide, a gently aching ballad that climbed to number two in the US and has been covered countless times since. "Something So Strong" followed it into the American top ten, while "World Where You Live", "Mean To Me" and "Now We're Getting Somewhere" show the bright melodies, warm jangling guitars and sharp, heartfelt lyrics that became the band's trademark.

Reissued on vinyl by Capitol and UMe, this is a timeless piece of 1980s pop-rock and an easy recommendation for fans of smart, melodic songwriting.

Side A
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

Side B
1. Something So Strong
2. Hole In The River
3. Can't Carry On
4. Tombstone
5. That's What I Call Love

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