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