Tuesday, May 17, 2005
finn brothers


This last week, David and I have been enjoying the Finn Brothers' latest album Everyone is Here. Tim and Neil are cranking out great music here, not to mention some fine melodies and harmonies. These guys love to harmonize and it's fantastic.

Besides the music, I like that the theme is about family. Not that new love, lost love, and lust aren't conducive to great music (we all know they are), but they are just as conducive to crap music. When you hear an album like this you start to think that's all a little overdone, overplayed.

My favorite lyric is:

Talking with my brother when
the lights went out
down the hallway 40 years ago
what became much harder was so easy then
opening up and letting go

These are intimate, personal songs with quiet power. If you've enjoyed Crowded House or either of the Finn's solo stuff, you'll like this.
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