True inspirational brothers always had fun and made their fans happy and still do now in 2023, both amazing

Finn Bros are loved in UK. Such a unique and remarkable songwriting duo!

@YARROWS9

Жыл бұрын

Yep. Never miss them when they play Glasgow.

@lefkytheshin

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, and elsewhere.

Great interview. It's interesting reading Neil and Tim's body language as they speak. Thanks for posting this!

1984 ... I’m thinking that by then Neil already had his sights on the main prize - and rightfully so. He would have had a justifiable confidence in himself as a songwriter and I’m guessing he pretty much knew the way forward (at that time) to what would become Crowded House. I mean, nobody can see the future, but Neil was one of a rare breed who knew the best way forward.

@SuperEdge67

Жыл бұрын

Split Enz were twice the band Crowded House ever were.

@unclecrips

Жыл бұрын

@@SuperEdge67 yeah right…

@SuperEdge67

Жыл бұрын

@@unclecrips Crowded House were a pop band, who had a couple of ok songs. They may have sold more records than Split Enz but I’d rather listen to old Enz songs anyday over Crowded House.

Intriguing to have 29 years of perspective considering the incredible music Neil and Tim have created since this interview. The Finn Brothers , Crowded House and solo careers have produced some of the best tunes the world has known. Thanks for the upload!!!

These guys - all the Enz members - are legends 🙏🙏

Let's face it. Neil brought the band to the success they finally achieved.

@lefkytheshin

Жыл бұрын

​@@blancobasnett Please don't compare the great Finn Brothers to those two drunken clowns.

I remember them (well, long before then)...I watched this clip years ago..you could cut the tension between them with a dull knife!! This would have been around the time when ole Timmeh would have been cavorting around with Grets!! Oh to be young & full of yourself!!!! LOL LOL

Love the talented Finn brothers xo

How ironic to call them commercial when they were one of the most creative bands ever. They took huge risks into non commercial territory.

OMG - Rod!

@JMC122867

2 жыл бұрын

Rod was a great interviewer. Always knowledgeable about the band’s music and history and asking intelligent questions. Hope he’s doing well. I have a few of his Enz interviews uploaded.

Dang Neil got fired up, yo

I agree with the candor. It's rather refreshing, they aren't afraid to admit they want to be successful. But watching them here, I sense Tim is excited by his solo success and Neil is ready to do something apart from his big brother.

Baby faces!!!❤❤

Gld you liked it. Interesting that you note the body language. Somebody else mentioned that to me once (thinking they were out of sorts with each other that day). I hadn't noticed anything at all, but I'm your stereotypical dumb male. I was too busy being impressed with their candor towards success and not apologizing for chasing it.

This is such a weird interview. Where were they? There's traffic going by, and this weird ambient Charlie's Angels/mall music. At one point, Tim is about to make a major comment, counting off on his hand, and he's interrupted. Would love to know what he was about to say. And what happened to that musical he was writing?!

@lefkytheshin

Жыл бұрын

I believe it's called Muzak.

@leavingitblank9363

Жыл бұрын

@@lefkytheshin 😄

@lbodale

11 ай бұрын

Yes! I have so many questions! 😂 Things are really awkward, from the very start the interviewer put Neil offside, saying they were the notorious Finn brothers…what? Why?🙄 Where the hell are they standing?? Outside someone’s block of flats? I vaguely remember this guy’s voice from radio back then, what was his name?

Kewl

Truth 3:47

Tim doesn't laugh very much, does he?

@evmikewilliams9021

Жыл бұрын

He did struggle with depression. That is what "i hope i never" is all about, not a relationship with a girl

awkward... like interviewing you and your girlfriend after a breakup..