7 Worlds Collide: Live At The St. James - Neil Finn Reviews
Description:Genre: Rock / Artist: Neil Finn / Live / Audio CD released 2001-11-26 at Parlophone / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 An ... more
7 Worlds Collide: Live At The St. James - Neil Finn ... Anytime2 Take A Walk
3 Climber
4 Loose Tongue
5 Down On The Corner
6 There Is A Light
7 Paper Doll
8 Turn And Run
9 Angels Heap
10 Edible Flowers
11 Stuff And Nonsense
12 I See Red
13 She Will Have Her Way
14 Parting Way
15 Weather With You
16 Paradise (Wherever You Are)
17 Don't Dream It's Ove
Newest Review: ... Where else would you hear Jonny Marr (The Smiths), Bic Runga (American Pie Soundtrack and a brilliant songsmith), The ... more
... Brothers Finn, and Ed O'Brien (Radiohead) play the Smith's classic 'There is a light'? Certainly this rendition is far superior to the one I heard Morrisey perform at The Albert Hall in 2002. The rendition of 'Don't Dream It's Over' is stock Neil Finn material and more sincere than the contrived studio recordings Crowded House previously made. The final track 'Weather With You' is again, beautifully played by the ensemble. The song stands as a popular national anthem for many New...more
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Customer 7 Worlds Collide: Live At The St. James - Neil Finn Reviews (1)
by - written on 10/02/03, updated on 10/02/03 (Useful, 77 readings)
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I have a natural suspicion of live recordings. They always give me the impression that the cool kids had a party and I was not invited. I hate the audience participation that you can't quite hear. I hate the fact that stuff happens on stage that is cut or rendered incomprehensible on the CD. However, Neil Finn and friends: 'Seven Worlds Collide' is a diamond in the rough. Where else would you hear Jonny Marr (The Smiths), Bic Runga (American Pie Soundtrack and a brilliant songsmith), The Brothers Finn, and Ed O'Brien (Radiohead) play the Smith's classic 'There is a light'? Certainly this rendition is far superior to the one I heard Morrisey ... Read the complete review
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