[Review] Split Enz: Mental Notes (1975)
The band’s debut gives new meaning to the words “I know what I like in your wardrobe.”
Category: Split Enz
[Review] Split Enz: Second Thoughts (Mental Notes) (1976)
A second merry-go-round featuring a handful of re-recordings from the first album plus new tracks.
[Review] Split Enz: Dizrythmia (1977)
Despite the lineup shakeup, the band doubles down on the clown imagery with mixed results.
[Review] Phil Manzanera/801: Listen Now (1977)
A highly listenable collection of left-of-center songs from Manzanera and the MacCormick Brothers.
[Review] Phil Manzanera: K-Scope (1978)
An 801 album in all but name, featuring the same spectrum of players from his last few albums.
[Review] Split Enz: Frenzy (1979)
Done clowning around, the band releases their first seriously great album.
[Review] Split Enz: The Beginning of the Enz (1979)
A collection of early singles and unreleased studio tracks, available down under for those who would relive history all over.
[Review] Tim Finn: Escapade (1983)
The voice you know and love but with the rough edges you also loved smoothed out.
[Review] Crowded House (1987)
A new album that fits perfectly between Split Enz and Squeeze in your CD collection.
[Review] Crowded House: Temple of Low Men (1988)
On their second album, the pressure of fame takes the wind out of their sales.
[Review] Split Enz: Anniversary (1994)
A wonderful concert disc that proves you can go back home again.