Crowded House - Woodface
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Free Music Review: The Perfect Album
Hit: 5 Stars
Being a huge CH fan for over 10 years, I believe this album was their best. It is a collection of some of the most beautifully written songs I have ever heard. Whispers And Moans, Four Seasons In One Day, and Italian Plastic are songs I could listen to endlessly. This album smarts of CH quirkiness, serenity, and sincerity. An absolute joy to listen to.Free Music Review: Woodface review by Jason
Hit: 5 Stars
Being a HUGE fan of Crowded House for over 10 years now, I firmly believe this album was their best. Every song on this album smarts of CH quirkiness, serenity and sincerity. Whispers And Moans, Four Seasons In One Day and Italian Plastic are beautifully written songs by one of the best lyricists ever. An absolute joy to listen to.Free Music Review: Worth The Wait
Hit: 5 Stars
Having bought and loved their first 2 albums, I was anxiously awaiting this one. Remember a time before the internet? The only news you got was through Rolling Stone or Empty-vee. Out of nowhere came "Woodface" and I rejoiced. "Fall At Your Feet" is one of my all time favorite CH songs. And although they maybe could have trimmed a couple of songs here and there it's still a 5 star album for me.Free Music Review: An excellent album in any year!
Hit: 5 Stars
It's hard for me to believe that this album is nearly ten years old - I, like (not) so many, bought it when it came out in '91, and fell in love with "Fall at Your Feet" and especially "She Goes On". Still two of my favorite songs! 5 big stars for this albumFree Music Review: Who else, but Neil!
Hit: 5 Stars
I once read a review of this album which stated, "This is not only one of the best albums of the nineties, but it is also one of the best white/male/anglo-saxon albums ever recorded. Period." After owning WOODFACE for a little over a year now, I can not agree more. Every song on this album fits perfectly together to create nothing less than what could be described as a journey. Even the weakest tracks on the album (I will not state my opinions here, from fear of offending many a Crowded House fan!) are near perfect pop tunes. And the strongest tracks transcend. "There Goes God" is one of the wittiest songs I have ever heard - the lyrics here are truly stunning! "Fall At Your Feet" is simply gorgeous. Its power to move your heart is undeniable. And lastly, (I could go on and on with this, but I will try to cut it short!) "Four Seasons In One Day" is the best Beatles-influenced song I have ever heard; tie-ing only with Tears For Fears' "Sowing the Seeds of Love." Its simple melody is so disarming - the way it works its way underneath your skin is true magic that is rarely ever seen in music of this decade. But again, it is the album as a whole - the cohesiveness of the writing and performances - that make WOODFACE Crowded House's best album. The fact that I picked up this album eight years after its release, and it is not weighted down by the typically dated songwriting so characteristic of the early 1990's is a testament to the quality of Neil's overwhelming talent as a songwriter. As I said, these tracks transcend! They are not of a time, or of a period in your life - they are true classics. I have never once regretted the purchase of this album. I urge you to pick this one up. If you have doubts about its quality, it is not too difficult to find it used for about 7 or 8 bucks. Go ahead! Do yourself a favor and buy WOODFACE ASAP!