Tagged With "Love This Life"

Does anyone have a copy gathering dust that they'd like to sell? Thanks - Lori Salganicoff, lpsalganicoff@gmail.com

First edition hardbacks for sale / uncommon find! Good condition, gently loved, with dustjackets, minor wear noticable Split Enz / Crowded House / solo lyrics Please make an offer Thank you

Hi JavaMaven. I would really like to buy a copy of the "Love This Life" book by Neil Finn. I offer US$ 60,- for the book and will of course also pay postage to Europe. I've sent You a PM. Cheers Howdiecrowdie

Hi - I've got a couple of copies available in storage(and possibly a third one) a little dusty/scruffy and a few minor bumps, with faint water stains on the dust jacket. The pages are clear and legible. Torn endpaper in one copy. All in very good condition otherwise. Asking $80 each w/ US postage. Toss an email to me at Stangz66@aol.com . Thanks k

Thank you! I did find a copy in a NZ bookstore that I ordered.

I have a copy laying around my parents’ house. I’ll be there in a few weeks and if I can find it (and it’s still intact) I’ll try to remember to contact you.

Thanks very much! I found a copy - in a NZ bookstore, but would be grateful to hear from you just in case. Best, Lori

You could try the address of Roundhead Studios? It's on here: roundheadstudios.com

Hi all! :) Does anyone have any idea how to send good ol fashioned fan mail to Neil? I've tried the contact page on his web but that's all I'm able to find. don't wanna be a creep but would love to reach out, as I fear one day I'll never get the chance. Much love to you friends

Hello, What is a fair price please with shipping to the U.K.? Thanks, Charles

I'd love one - are you here in Australia? I'd pay $50 including postage if you are.

Hi, I can send on to Aust for A$50 incl postage if need one. I am in NZ. Condition EX, only very light shelf wear on dust jacket.

My copy still available if needed, A$50 plus postage

Hi Sinner62. I've sent You a PM.

As it is EXTREMELY unlikely that we'll get another album in the 2010s let's look bck on this decade of Finn-ness. Here's a list of albums and major live events beyond tours of albums. Apologies if I've left anything out. What's everyone's highlights/lowlights. 2010 Intriguer 2011 The View is Worth the Climb, Pajama Club 2013 Goin' Your Way 2014 Dizzy Heights 2015 Finns at the Zoo, Auckland Town Hall Performance 2016 Farewell to the World 2016 2017 Out of Silence 2018 Lightsleeper 2019...

At this time, I would reach for these records in order 1) Pajama Club - it feels alive and inspired; groove enters Neil’s writing with perfect collaboration 2) Out of Silence - deep, dark and topical. You can tell that the events of our time have hung heavily in Neil’s eyes and he expressed them with fragility and nuance. 3) The View .... - songs and production are tied beautifully; there’s a little bit of sameness that makes me forgetful of its beauty. I would not say worst, but these...

Out of Silence is my favorite Finn-related project of the decade, by far.

Yes, yes, another decade of Finn music. Aren't we all so spoiled? 1. Favorite thing was absolutely Out of Silence. Every song is incredible and watching the recording process unfold was such a treat. I was excited when Neil collaborated with Victoria Kelly on "Song of the Lonely Mountain" and thought that song was terrific. Then I thought Dizzy Heights would be the album that fulfilled their promise as collaborators. But instead the strings got sort of lost in the albums production while it...

Hard to find a decisive winner from Intriguer, Dizzy Heights and Out of Silence. I think the quality of songwriting was comparable on all three. Of course, each album is distinguished by a very different sound. Intriguer with a more conventional 'band' sound you can expect from CH. Dizzy Heights with slick, if occasionally over-polished production. Out of Silence with the choir, Infinity Orchestra and Victoria Kelly. I'd put Lightsleeper behind the above three albums. To be honest, I've...

1. Intriguer. 2. Our of Silence. 3. Light sleeper. I haven’t listened to View Is Worth the Climb much yet.