Howdy all,

Look I was just wondering if anyone had ever heard of this CD. I've got volume one and I think it's great. Apparently It's mostly rarites but i wouldn't know. anyway if you've heard of the album or you've heard what's on it tell me what you think!

I love She's not there and the live version of One step ahead!

anyhow tell us what you think.

cheers kate!


Please don't bother tryin' to find her/she's not there. N. Finn

I have this double disc and it's pretty good, certainly something any Enz fan would want to own.

Yeah, Other Enz is a neat collection. Maybe we'll get to see a second volume one day.

Here's a review for those interested: http://www.nzherald.co.nz/storyprint.cfm?storyID=117149

PS. I hate to be picky, but Neil didn't write "She's Not There" - it's a Zombies cover.

Hey this is great!
I don't mind if Neil didn't write she's not there I like the crowdies version better though!

cheers Kate

I read the review! Here it is for those who are interested:
Various - Other Enz: Split Enz & Beyond

12.02.2000 -
***
(Raven)
Review: Russell Baillie
Recently arrived on the new-release shelves alongside the Crowded House odds'n'ends collection Afterglow, this double-CD attempts a family album of what happened after the Enz clan split.

Which means it's all over the place, though it has much for the truly devoted to pore over with a healthy smattering of rarities, covers, obscurities and world-wandering live tracks.

It starts with some live-in-London Enz tracks, includes some one-off best forgotten singles from non-Finns (the Mal Green Sound's Follow Me, Noel Crombie's My Voice Keeps Changing on Me), includes various Tim collaborations (with Phil Manzanera, Herbs, Richard Thompson), traces Phil Judd's post-Enz career (Swingers, solo and the underrated Schnell Fenster, but no Suburban Reptiles), and if there's a soundtrack song with the T. Finn/ N. Finn credit it's probably here.

Oh, and with guest stars, too - Crowded House backing Byrd Roger McGuinn in Hollywood on Eight Miles High and Mr Tambourine Man, and the Finns-Pearl Jam (well, Eddie Vedder really) live-in-Auckland version of History Never Repeats.

Lots there, but all up, a better collector's item than an album.

c-ya Kate!