Crowded House is Crowded House's debut studio album, released in 1986. It was produced by Mitchell Froom. The album is known for launching the group and the first album the group's frontman Neil Finn and drummer Paul Hester had recorded since Finn ended their prior group, New Zealand oriented Split Enz. The album was noted for its stronger rock influences than those apparent in much of Split Enz's music, despite Finn being a main songwriter for each group. The album spawned hit singles "Don't Dream It's Over", "Something So Strong", "Mean to Me", "World Where You Live", and "Now We're Getting Somewhere", four of which were included on the group's greatest hits album Recurring Dream. (via Wikipedia)

About Crowded House

Recording Dates: 1985, Sunset Sound

Release Date: Jun 1, 1986

Succeeded By: Temple of Low Men

EAN: 0724359939926

Genre: Rock

Editorial Review: Dualdisc content: CD side: Original version of Crowded House CD. DVD side: Audio featured in advanced res stereo & surround, dts 5.1 surround and Dolby Digital 5.1. Videos: 1. Don't Dream It's Over 2. Something So Strong Extras: Complete on-screen album lyrics, on-screen discography.

ASIN: B000AQACNO

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Manufacturer: Capitol

UPC: 724359939926

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Type: studio

No. of Discs: 1

Name: Crowded House

Record Label: EMI
Capitol

Length: 38:40

Recorded By: Crowded House

Produced by: Mitchell Froom