cobl04
45:33
In the interest of opening up B&C a bit more, instead of talking about albums in random and your thoughts get buried, I think there should be more threads. So here's one.
You all know Neil Finn and you should all know Tim Finn. Liam Finn is Neil's son, beg corrects me, and this is his third album. He's good. Eclectic. Folksy. Indie. Multiinstrumentalist. He opened for Pearl Jam.
Fomo (feat of missing out) I listened to just today. I will definitely be buying it. It's a great listen. There's some good harmonies reminiscent of The Beatles and the Beach Boys in places. Short album. 10 tracks.
This is the single:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LeozOgS8t7E
Catchy and happy and bubbly as hell with a touch of melancholy about the verses.
Nary a bad track.
You all know Neil Finn and you should all know Tim Finn. Liam Finn is Neil's son, beg corrects me, and this is his third album. He's good. Eclectic. Folksy. Indie. Multiinstrumentalist. He opened for Pearl Jam.
Fomo (feat of missing out) I listened to just today. I will definitely be buying it. It's a great listen. There's some good harmonies reminiscent of The Beatles and the Beach Boys in places. Short album. 10 tracks.
This is the single:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LeozOgS8t7E
Catchy and happy and bubbly as hell with a touch of melancholy about the verses.
Nary a bad track.