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Crowded House had one of the most enduring hits of the 80s with Don't Dream It's Over.

The commercial and critical success of that song launched to the Australian New Zealand

band in its esteemed Kiwi songwriter Neil Finn to pop stardom. The band made three more

critically acclaimed records before breaking up in 96 but over the years have come

back together at various times to put out new projects including their latest gravity stairs.

Crowded house is now made up of their original bassist Nick Seymour, the American producer of their

earliest albums, Mitchell Froome on keyboards, their frontman Neil Finn and his two sons, Liam on guitar and vocals and

Elroy who's taken over for the late Paul Hester on drums. On today's episode Crowded House talked to Bruce Hedlam about how they look to tread new ground

while still honoring the group's roots, what it's like for Neil Finn to tour with his sons.

Plus they tell some hilarious stories from the rehearsing of their

new album at an Airbnb. This is Broken Record liner notes for the digital age.

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