Cool ... & to think I only saw that a couple of years ago & didn't notice it! Although I could still swear that Powderfinger's these days was played during the closing credits.

Paul - Could you please check to see if Powderfinger is on the closing credits?

This monday morning before leaving for work I searched to see if I had taped over Two Hands, luckily I hadn't and was able to help with your request. I fast forwarded it to the end credits and can confirm that Kare Kare is definitely played all over the end credits.

The credits do mention These Days by Powderfinger.

Hope this is useful.

Paul

I can't fu**** believe it! Two Hands was on commercial TV last night (or 2 nights ago)... & I missed the ending credits bit! (I wouldn't watch it on TV anyway because of my hatred towards ads ).

Paul - Thanks for that. I believe you .

i think there was a movie called "there goes the neighborhood" that has a crowded house song playing during the closing credits....

not sure...

There is a commercial for New Zealand Tourism that has Don't Dream It's Over as its music.

It played on the Discovery channels, and the theme was 100% Excitement, 100% Adventure, 100% Romance, 100% New Zealand.

It has been several months since i have seen this commercial.

Don't forget about 'Rikki and Pete' which includes a lot of Eddie material which I think is pre-'The Makers'.

Anya... I know the advert you mean (it aired in Australia, too, and always made me smile... however, as with QANTAS adverts, whenever I see it here in the US, it just makes me choke up... homesickness perhaps?)

Zuf/Rodney, yes indeed. "Rikki and Pete" - a brilliant soundtrack - also featuring the work of Phil Judd/Schnell Fenster (known under another name which escapes me right now)... the band worked with Wendy Matthews on vocals, to produce some of the most heatbreakingly beautiful country songs I shall ever have the priviledge to own. My only regret is that the soundtrack was never (to my knowledge) released on CD.

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Zuf/Rodney, yes indeed. "Rikki and Pete" - a brilliant soundtrack - also featuring the work of Phil Judd/Schnell Fenster (known under another name which escapes me right now)... the band worked with Wendy Matthews on vocals, to produce some of the most heatbreakingly beautiful country songs I shall ever have the priviledge to own. My only regret is that the soundtrack was never (to my knowledge) released on CD.[/qb]

Noels Cowards.

It is out on CD. I found a copy a few years back on some obscure online store and bought it. Very good it is too.

Ah, Sara, you are a veritable fount of information...

(*bows "Wayne's World"-style, chanting "we're not worthy, we're not worthy!!!"*...)

I've only got it on vinyl, but noticed that it's available (through the US) from Real Groovy (http://www.realgroovy.co.nz). Although it may be cheaper to get a turntable (I haven't got one at the moment) with a preamp and hook it up to the computer to record it on CD. That way I'll be able to listen to it!!

I saw a trailer for a romantic comedy over the Christmas holidays featuring a cover of 'Don't Dream It's Over' by a female artist... Anyone else catch that?

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I saw a trailer for a romantic comedy over the Christmas holidays featuring a cover of 'Don't Dream It's Over' by a female artist... Anyone else catch that?

Did you see the title of the movie? The only movie I've come across with a female artist singing 'Don't Dream It's Over' is 'Cosi', where Toni Collette sings the song. I'm not sure that film is a romantic comedy though...

Not sure if anyone has mentioned this, but in the Aussie film 'crossroads' there is a crowded house cover of that old song "she's not there"

Cheers

Wasn't that "The Crossing" starring young Russell Crowe? Although the movie sucked, CH's "She's Not There" cover stood out. I remember watching it on telly (Tokyo TV), having no idea about the song, thinking "Wait, that sounds a lot like Neil... no, that's him!"

Yeah probably was, i suck arse at movie titles.

Cheers

That WAS the movie... never saw it but I recall that the CH song (cover of "She's Not There") was played incessantly on whatever radio station I was listening to at the time...

(I've moved way too much) possibly Australia's Triple J? Can't be certain though.