Split Enz - Things (1979)
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@MagnusVideos no, they weren't... ever
and they're not going to start being labelled that now.
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MTV used to play Split Enz during the early days. At least three of their videos were played on MTV on the day of its launched in August '81. Those clips were 'One Step Ahead', 'History Never Repeats' and 'I Hope I Never'.
Split Enz's biggest hit in the US was 'I Got You'. Singer Neil Finn later had international success with Crowded House ('Don't Dream It'sOver'). Molly Ringwald played a Split Enz-fan character in one of her pre-16 Candles movies (circa '82)
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They were a great band, weren't they? I love these guys, and I love Crowded House, too. Such terrific songs, melodies, and harmonies.
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does pop music get any more perfect than this? I think not!
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What a great video. I just luv their suits. They were one of the great bands of their era. Like,like,like.
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@nzoz1979 In New Zealand, Australia, and some parts of Europe they are one of the most successful bands of all time.
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Good fortune by PJ harvey, also found inspiration in this songstructure
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come as a friend by nirvana: inspired by this no duobt



I love Split Enz, they were pop but I think there was something genuinely punk about them too.
amcd981 2 weeks ago
@amcd981 they weren't very pop in '75/'76... quite innovative, actually.
nzoz1979 2 weeks ago
I'm 13 and Split Enz are one of my favourite bands, Skrillex can go have a seizure from looking at one of Neil's suits too long :P
TheEchelonFTW 1 month ago
@TheEchelonFTW lol
nzoz1979 1 month ago
Why didn't this video end up with the rest on the History Never Repeats vhs?
nancie72 5 months ago
@nancie72 Split Enz have never produced a video compilation that's included every single video. You won't see clips like 'She's Got Body', 'Crosswords' or 'Spellbound' on any of their commercially released compilations. I believe there is even a laser-disc (and VSH home video) of 'True Colours'. This clip is found on a DVD which is simply titled 'Split Enz'. In truth, the group were very prolific in the field of videos. Just keep looking on YouTube.
nzoz1979 5 months ago