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Track Listings
| Disc: 1 | |||
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| 1. Mean To Me (Live At Sydney Opera House) | |||
| 2. World Where You Live (Live At Sydney Opera House) | |||
| 3. When You Come (Live At Sydney Opera House) | |||
| 4. Private Universe (Live At Sydney Opera House) | |||
| 5. Four Seasons In One Day (Live At Sydney Opera House) | |||
| 6. Fall At Your Feet (Live At Sydney Opera House) | |||
| 7. Whispers and Moans (Live At Sydney Opera House) | |||
| 8. Hole In The River (Live At Sydney Opera House) | |||
| 9. Better Be Home Soon (Live At Sydney Opera House) | |||
| 10. Pineapple Head (Live At Sydney Opera House) | |||
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| Disc: 2 | |||
| 1. Locked Out (Live At Sydney Opera House) | |||
| 2. Something So Strong (Live At Sydney Opera House) | |||
| 3. Sister Madly (Live At Sydney Opera House) | |||
| 4. Italian Plastic (Live At Sydney Opera House) | |||
| 5. Weather With You (Live At Sydney Opera House) | |||
| 6. It's Only Natural (Live At Sydney Opera House) | |||
| 7. There Goes God (Live At Sydney Opera House) | |||
| 8. Fingers Of Love (Live At Sydney Opera House) | |||
| 9. In My Command (Live At Sydney Opera House) | |||
| 10. Throw Your Arms Around Me (Live At Sydney Opera House) | |||
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Oh, the title wasn't quite as apocalyptic as all that: after Farewell To The World, their final concert together as Crowded House, New Zealand brothers Neil and Tim Finn continued to make music, sometimes even together as The Finn Brothers. For fans, though, this 24-song set -- recorded at the Sydney Opera House in front of 100,000 people -- should stand head and shoulders above the band's extensive back catalogue of bootleg live recordings. The hits, as you might expect, are present -- "Four Seasons In One Day", "Fall At Your Feet", and what's perhaps the group's finest moment, a kaleidoscopic "Pineapple Head". (Less expected is a bit of X-rated onstage banter, which finds drummer Paul Hester claiming to have "deposited a bit of sperm in Sydney town from time to time" -- nice!). Elsewhere, the band show off their admirable chops, "Hole In The River" branching off into the sort of jazzy, prog-tinged instrumental break that'd shame most jam bands. From start 'til finish, though, they've got the crowd in the palm of their hands, right through to a tearful, valedictory "Don't Dream It's Over". -- Louis Pattison
Amazon.co.uk Review
Oh, the title wasn't quite as apocalyptic as all that: after Farewell To The World, their final concert together as Crowded House, New Zealand brothers Neil and Tim Finn continued to make music, sometimes even together as The Finn Brothers. For fans, though, this 24-song set -- recorded at the Sydney Opera House in front of 100,000 people -- should stand head and shoulders above the band's extensive back catalogue of bootleg live recordings.
The hits, as you might expect, are present -- "Four Seasons In One Day", "Fall At Your Feet", and what's perhaps the group's finest moment, a kaleidoscopic "Pineapple Head". (Less expected is a bit of X-rated onstage banter, which finds drummer Paul Hester claiming to have "deposited a bit of sperm in Sydney town from time to time" -- nice!). Elsewhere, the band show off their admirable chops, "Hole In The River" branching off into the sort of jazzy, prog-tinged instrumental break that'd shame most jam bands. From start 'til finish, though, they've got the crowd in the palm of their hands, right through to a tearful, valedictory "Don't Dream It's Over". -- Louis Pattison