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Split Enz - Time and Tide
Here's where the two "halves" of Split Enz met in the middle, integrating Neil's pop and Tim's art instincts into a more cohesive whole.
It's a much darker album than True Colors, and not as fun, but a richer overall experience.
Kudos to Hugh Padgham who had spun out from being Steve Lillywhite's engineer and was on a roll, producing a ton of big records during this period.
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Split Enz - Time and Tide
Here's where the two "halves" of Split Enz met in the middle, integrating Neil's pop and Tim's art instincts into a more cohesive whole.
It's a much darker album than True Colors, and not as fun, but a richer overall experience.
Kudos to Hugh Padgham who had spun out from being Steve Lillywhite's engineer and was on a roll, producing a ton of big records during this period.
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Split Enz - Time and Tide
Here's where the two "halves" of Split Enz met in the middle, integrating Neil's pop and Tim's art instincts into a more cohesive whole.
It's a much darker album than True Colors, and not as fun, but a richer overall experience.
Kudos to Hugh Padgham who had spun out from being Steve Lillywhite's engineer and was on a roll, producing a ton of big records during this period.
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Split Enz - Time and Tide
Here's where the two "halves" of Split Enz met in the middle, integrating Neil's pop and Tim's art instincts into a more cohesive whole.
It's a much darker album than True Colors, and not as fun, but a richer overall experience.
Kudos to Hugh Padgham who had spun out from being Steve Lillywhite's engineer and was on a roll, producing a ton of big records during this period.
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Split Enz - Time and Tide
Here's where the two "halves" of Split Enz met in the middle, integrating Neil's pop and Tim's art instincts into a more cohesive whole.
It's a much darker album than True Colors, and not as fun, but a richer overall experience.
Kudos to Hugh Padgham who had spun out from being Steve Lillywhite's engineer and was on a roll, producing a ton of big records during this period.