Some of Tim's finest songs were a memorial to the awful depression he suffered over the years, something most of us have endured at some stage to some degree, but few faced with such courage.
One of the greatest joy's in music is Tim Finn accompanying his baby brother. If you listen enough Tim actually sings a micro second behind Neil...like a wee echo. He always does it and it is always awesome.
These two are a one of a kind. Some of the most natural harmonic voices in music history, along with Simon and Garfunkel. Honoured to be listening to them for over 25 yrs.
This song takes on an even greater meaning knowing that their Dad Richard (Dick) Finn, passed away a couple of days ago, joining their Mum, Mary. Thank you both, for leaving the world such treasure, in the form of your children. Godspeed, and may you Rest in Peace. "Once in a while I return to the fold, to the people I call my own. Even if time is just a flicker of light And we all have to die alone. What does it mean when You belong to someone, When you're born with a name, And you carry it on. It means that I won't give in, Won't give in, Won't give in..." Condolences to Neil, Tim, and all of the Finn family. We stand with you.
Absolutely stunning it hurts ! Brings tears to my eyes. It touches so many emotions a feat that few artists achieve. I will love these guys and Crowded House as long as I have ears to listen and a heart that beats.
Let it be let it be AFTER THE CLARK'S ARE SUMMONS FOR COURT HEARING THAT REQUIRES PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS TO PROVE WHAT AND WHO'S MONEY FUNDS PURCHASED PROPERTY THAT XMISSION OF "OUR" "R"COMMUNITY MAINLY MY KIDS AND ME, MYSELF AND I AND YOUTH SAINTS IAM SUPPOSED TO BE TRAINING
Wowww, I was always curious as to how Neil and Liam resembled each other. I couldn't see until now @ 1:29. Liam's facial expression is identical to Neil's.
yup and when they also brought in Paul Hester & Nick Seymour to harmonise, it was something to behold indeed, even with out Tim for that matter, as good as The Beatles....nearly...
this lifted the roof off the olympia theatre in dublin when they toured it,there was a standing ovation for about 3mins i never seen anything like it,s still a very special memory
They’re the most consummate musicians, the second greatest band after the Beatles. Their work is so profoundly beautiful and melodic and uplifting. Saw them live a year ago and my husband and I agreed it was probably the best live performance we’d ever experienced. I’ve loved them since days after the death of my mother when their music lifted me up 34 years ago.
Me too!! There’s NO ruling in existence that states that IF one choose to move and maybe “dance” and move that the now famous ‘Happy Dance’ is the only dance anyone should learn how to do and display. As long as you can clap your hands, take a small footstep forward or backward or in ANY direction your are capable of dancing. If blinking your eyes is the maximum movement you are capable of performing you are STILL capable of dancing!! Listen up to the music that comes your way and try to catch its rhythm and worry NOT about about doing what is now famously recognized as a Happy Dance A Sad dance or Frightened dance of a ‘I Don’t Understand WTF is Going On’ dance still qualifies as Dancing IMHO. Even ‘thinking’ with no demonstrable physical movement is dancing!! I am very late to suddenly just discover this song but I do love it. What did I do when I heard it? Dance!!
This song grooved and rocked MY BRAINS IN!! Having said that, I've viewed this clip several times, scanning the audience for THEIR response - for crissake people this ain't a Perry Como concert! Sitting there like they're back in a college lecture hall. I mean, I couldn't find one person getting off on this number, yet you couldn't tell by the applause afterward. C'mon now!
These guys grew up down the road from me I remember seeing Niel at at jam sessions in barns throughout winter as a teenager, then having to spend all my pocket money to go see them play at the Mount in summer when we where 18
Saw split enz with naked suits on at elder park, adelaide. I was 13, I laughed & loved Then, pooraka hotel & I knew crowded were on their way. Then, the office with Tim Then, then, Thebarton theater, crowded. I regretted not being there for a busk & Tim's signings but... I was pretty young You 2 brothers & co, are beautiful singers / songwriters. Thankyou sincerely Loved forever from Adelaide SA xxoo
The drummer is Jeremy Stacey and the lead guitarist/keyboardist is Paul Stacey. These brothers are the best musicians!!! They are Brits and their bios are available on-line. It is appropriate that they linked up with the Finn Brothers for the Max Session. Have you noticed that they sound better live than on the CD? That is amazing. See "Finn Brothers Max Sessions"
Jack Smith This you'll not believe but I was literally wondering who the two rocked-out David Mitchells actually were (I kid you not!) ... Thank you!!!!!
The Stacey brothers toured with Neil and Tim for the entire Everyone Is Here Tour in 2004-2005, but did not play on the studio album. Had a chance to meet them in Auckland after the last show of the tour. Very nice gentlemen.
Ty, I put this on my Twitter site. I hope this is okay. It's just beautiful. I didn't think about problems. I'll remove it, if it is not a good thing to do.
Thanks for this song . I used it as remembrance for a grand old lady Myra Walsh. A great matriarch of the walsh , kirner, and Longdin family . It fitted in well with her passing and last days. Luv u Nana Walshy always
My dad underwent LSD tests with the promise he wouldn't have to go to Vietnam. He wound up being drafted and he spent a year in Cu Chi, hammered by rockets from the day he landed in-country until the day he flew out. Your songs are pretty.
Tim, Neil and Split Enz Deserve to be inducted into the RR Hall Of Fame, Full Stop!
Absolutfucking yes!!! Voices of angels!! Such amazing talent.
Without a doubt... two innovative musicians, who just happen to have unending talents..
Why the fuck are they not already? They are a gift to music.
You are forgetting Crowded House....
@@michaellear6904 the US liked them, but didn't appreciate them like they were in Aus/NZ/UK/Europe.
I listened to this song a lot when my dad got cancer for the first time.
Some of Tim's finest songs were a memorial to the awful depression he suffered over the years, something most of us have endured at some stage to some degree, but few faced with such courage.
It’s especially poignant when you consider that they also lost Split Enz and Crowded House drummer Paul Hester to depression.
I wouldn't say MOST people have suffered real depression.
Tim composed Split Enz’ “Six Months in a Leaky Boat” following a particularly bad period of depression.
@@lindadoteI didn’t know that but now I do the song & title makes sense!
Is this the best session that Tim & Neil have ever done, i think so. Great line up.
This beautiful song stopped me dead in my tracks.... Incredible!
Agree. One of Australia's best
One of the greatest joy's in music is Tim Finn accompanying his baby brother. If you listen enough Tim actually sings a micro second behind Neil...like a wee echo. He always does it and it is always awesome.
These two are a one of a kind. Some of the most natural harmonic voices in music history, along with Simon and Garfunkel. Honoured to be listening to them for over 25 yrs.
Yep.
This song takes on an even greater meaning knowing that their Dad Richard (Dick) Finn, passed away a couple of days ago, joining their Mum, Mary.
Thank you both, for leaving the world such treasure, in the form of your children.
Godspeed, and may you Rest in Peace.
"Once in a while I return to the fold,
to the people I call my own.
Even if time is just a flicker of light
And we all have to die alone.
What does it mean when
You belong to someone,
When you're born with a name,
And you carry it on.
It means that I won't give in,
Won't give in,
Won't give in..."
Condolences to Neil, Tim, and all of the Finn family. We stand with you.
Didn't know that, how sad. And I agree with you!
This is a lovely comment.
:)
Aw man.this music...what a talent..I remember buying the cd one nil...and going home to just transcend !seeing him live was beautiful
Absolutely stunning it hurts ! Brings tears to my eyes. It touches so many emotions a feat that few artists achieve. I will love these guys and Crowded House as long as I have ears to listen and a heart that beats.
Your heart felt response is genuinely moving. Thank you.
I feel exactly the same. The artistry here is like an arrow through my soul.
Lagedor
With you ❤
Let it be let it be AFTER THE CLARK'S ARE SUMMONS FOR COURT HEARING THAT REQUIRES PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS TO PROVE WHAT AND WHO'S MONEY FUNDS PURCHASED PROPERTY THAT XMISSION OF "OUR" "R"COMMUNITY MAINLY MY KIDS AND ME, MYSELF AND I AND YOUTH SAINTS IAM SUPPOSED TO BE TRAINING
Brilliant men!!! Love them heart and and soul...
Wowww, I was always curious as to how Neil and Liam resembled each other. I couldn't see until now @ 1:29. Liam's facial expression is identical to Neil's.
"when you're born with a name and you carry it on"
Neil and Tim, thank you
Tim and Neil are over the top fantastic.., and what a band they put together for this tour!
We saw them in the Netherlands 2005. So very good!!! ❤❤
I’ve said it once and I’ll say it again..PURE AWESOMENESS! 🙏 many thanks
That harmony is like nothing I've ever heard. Stunningly beautiful. I hope they collaborate again.
Listen to the Everly Brothers.
Tim and Neil harmonizing. Hands down, the best.
yup and when they also brought in Paul Hester & Nick Seymour to harmonise, it was something to behold indeed, even with out Tim for that matter, as good as The Beatles....nearly...
Michael Arnould nah I'd say waaay better.
@@michaelarnould6958 Interesting Paul McCartney quoted Niel Finn the best not sure in writting in music
Argyle sweater
I witnessed crowded house in a heat wave at ADELAIDE GRAND PRIX
memories
this lifted the roof off the olympia theatre in dublin when they toured it,there was a standing ovation for about 3mins i never seen anything like it,s still a very special memory
They’re the most consummate musicians, the second greatest band after the Beatles. Their work is so profoundly beautiful and melodic and uplifting. Saw them live a year ago and my husband and I agreed it was probably the best live performance we’d ever experienced. I’ve loved them since days after the death of my mother when their music lifted me up 34 years ago.
To the many people out there.....dont give in.........THANKS FOR SHARING
I know I am 13 years late here but I love this more than I can say ❤
Welcome.
Me too!! There’s NO ruling in existence that states that IF one choose to move and maybe “dance” and move that the now famous ‘Happy Dance’ is the only dance anyone should learn how to do and display. As long as you can clap your hands, take a small footstep forward or backward or in ANY direction your are capable of dancing. If blinking your eyes is the maximum movement you are capable of performing you are STILL capable of dancing!! Listen up to the music that comes your way and try to catch its rhythm and worry NOT about about doing what is now famously recognized as a Happy Dance
A Sad dance or Frightened dance of a ‘I Don’t Understand WTF is Going On’ dance still qualifies as Dancing IMHO. Even ‘thinking’ with no demonstrable physical movement is dancing!!
I am very late to suddenly just discover this song but I do love it. What did I do when I heard it? Dance!!
Simply brilliant !
Top tier performance
Amazing song! Deserves much greater recognition! 👌🏼
Mum and Dad Finn must be so proud of their immensely talented boys. Love their music.
Touched by these guys music when woodface came out, sooo good together, supreme harmonies, not to mention the song writing. Just fabulous!
A very very very important song in my life. Thank you.
Best ever, these two together. ❤❤❤
that opening verse is staggeringly beautiful in its delivery
This song grooved and rocked MY BRAINS IN!! Having said that, I've viewed this clip several times, scanning the audience for THEIR response - for crissake people this ain't a Perry Como concert! Sitting there like they're back in a college lecture hall. I mean, I couldn't find one person getting off on this number, yet you couldn't tell by the applause afterward. C'mon now!
Mike Lord I think they were mesmerized. I know I would have been.
These guys grew up down the road from me I remember seeing Niel at at jam sessions in barns throughout winter as a teenager, then having to spend all my pocket money to go see them play at the Mount in summer when we where 18
you a te awamutu boy?
GOD Bless both of you ..
Please stand back ..Life is short ..Love and hug from the BROS+
That drum fill at 0:25 while Neil sings intro is perfect.
100%
The most beautiful song ever written.
I love this finn brothers album it's one of those you can listen too from start to finish every track is great Neil and Tim are fab
I'd forgotten how much I love this.
Takes me back to a happier time
Saw them play in Glasgow about 19 years ago. Minnie Driver was the support act, I believe. It was a special evening. Great musicians.
What a brilliant song
This song is absolutely stunning. The harmonies between the Finn Brothers are gorgeous!
Thank you😊😊
Might be my most favorite song, in a huge list of favorite songs... Saved me more than once, helps me keep going...
This song and that album are very special for sure.
Was blessed to see Neil and Tim in Lawrence, KS when this album came out❤️. Took my youngest son, who is now a huge Split Enz/Crowded House fan too🥰
What a soul-stirring number this is, beautiful lyrics, superb harmonies (as usual) and love the drums, brilliant. Thanks for sharing.
Great video, great band, great music !!!
The best the Finn Brothers
Sonic Goodness and Beauty!
Thank You, Brothers Finn!
What a tune
These guys are legends
Beautiful dynamics - the true craft of making music.
What I would give to be a Finn brother. Loveliness.
Love this song 😊
Saw split enz with naked suits on at elder park, adelaide. I was 13, I laughed & loved
Then, pooraka hotel & I knew crowded were on their way.
Then, the office with Tim
Then, then, Thebarton theater, crowded.
I regretted not being there for a busk & Tim's signings but...
I was pretty young
You 2 brothers & co, are beautiful singers / songwriters.
Thankyou sincerely
Loved forever from
Adelaide SA xxoo
Nothing, but nothing, can beat the harmonies of the Finn brothers on this most stupendous song, which I think is about the death of their Mum.
I’ve loved the you amazingly talented men since the early (?) 80’s!!! ❤️
Fucking hell, this is great. The electric guitar and drums at the end add so much. Love it
Brilliant
Fantastic song!!! Love it so much!!!
End of an era.
Two of NZ's finest
love this song SO very much :)
GREAT SONG - they should play it live more often ❤
just too beautiful... thank you for this gift.
great song from a phenomenal album; so deeply heartfelt and musical
I saw them in Manchester on this very tour it was the most moving and intimate thing i had ever seen.
What a great Talented Band 🙂👍
Thankyou Ty for that. The Finn brothers live, is brillant and they make it look so easy because they are pros
I’m not a massive fan. But there’s something about this song. Reminds me of happy times, living in Wellington, saw them live and they were amazing.
Cuba street. Molly malones. Radio hauraki. Office cricket and beers at 5pm on a Friday. Great times.
Just WONDERFUL...💓
Love this song! ❤
One of my favorite bands and song writers.
infinite. Thank you Finn bros
SENSATIONAL.
paul fucking hester. i started listening to CH thousand 16 love you Paul and the rest of the Crowdies no matter what
This song just has that feeling to it. Inspirational x
Thanks so much for sharing this joyous music with the world!
Superb harmonies. Finn Bros the best
I miss these Max Music Sessions - they were really good. And this was one of the great ones. I think Paul Hester hosted it.
The drummer is Jeremy Stacey and the lead guitarist/keyboardist is Paul Stacey. These brothers are the best musicians!!! They are Brits and their bios are available on-line. It is appropriate that they linked up with the Finn Brothers for the Max Session. Have you noticed that they sound better live than on the CD? That is amazing. See "Finn Brothers Max Sessions"
Jack Smith This you'll not believe but I was literally wondering who the two rocked-out David Mitchells actually were (I kid you not!) ... Thank you!!!!!
The Stacey brothers toured with Neil and Tim for the entire Everyone Is Here Tour in 2004-2005, but did not play on the studio album. Had a chance to meet them in Auckland after the last show of the tour. Very nice gentlemen.
Brothers playing and touring with brothers. How cool is that?
Too beautiful x I only just discovered this song and it makes me cry! So beautiful!
This is one brilliant song!
Such brilliant performers.
Liam goin off on guitar!
That's not Liam, it's Paul Stacey.
I woke with this playing in my head. Beautiful melancholy.
Just stunningly beautiful!!
Ty, I put this on my Twitter site. I hope this is okay. It's just beautiful. I didn't think about problems. I'll remove it, if it is not a good thing to do.
Love it
bloody brilliant
Thanks for this song . I used it as remembrance for a grand old lady Myra Walsh.
A great matriarch of the walsh , kirner, and Longdin family . It fitted in well with her passing and last days.
Luv u Nana Walshy always
Great tune
Fantastic!
finntastic?
Unbelievable performance thxx guys
Amazing... my favourite Now! Love the off piano and course harmony.
Needs to be rerecorded and rereleased.
Wow, like Crowded house!
i,d pay the internet forever...just to here this song .......yes i am a crowdie ...but it is beautiful
Stunning..
Tim is such an accomplished backing singer... (teasing)
My dad underwent LSD tests with the promise he wouldn't have to go to Vietnam. He wound up being drafted and he spent a year in Cu Chi, hammered by rockets from the day he landed in-country until the day he flew out. Your songs are pretty.
Diosssss. Esto es una maravilla.
Love this so much. Hypnotic.
I love this album.
Qué maravilla