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Crowded House
1987-03-11
Oscar Mayer Theatre
1987-03-11
Oscar Mayer Theatre
Madison, WI
FM Broadcast
320 kbps
Artwork Included
01. This Is Massive
02. Something So Strong
03. World Where You Live
04. Mean To Me
05. One Step Ahead
06. 'Till The Day I Die
07. Hole In The River
08. Don't Dream It's Over
09. Now We're Getting Somewhere
10. Better Be Home Soon
320 kbps
Artwork Included
01. This Is Massive
02. Something So Strong
03. World Where You Live
04. Mean To Me
05. One Step Ahead
06. 'Till The Day I Die
07. Hole In The River
08. Don't Dream It's Over
09. Now We're Getting Somewhere
10. Better Be Home Soon
In August 1986, Crowded House released their self titled debut album, which garnered only limited attention initially. In December 1986, however, the 4th single from the album, Don't Dream It's Over, became a huge hit, climbing to #2 on the Billboard charts and carrying the album up to #12. The follow up single, Something So Strong, also became a top 10 hit in the US, reaching #7 on the Billboard charts. This FM broadcast captures the band on tour in the US in support of their debut disc on March 11, 1987, 33 years ago today.
11 comments:
Can't beat a bit of Crowded House. Thanks.
Glad you enjoyed - Crowded House is a rather new edition to our list of bands here at So Many Roads!
Awesome early stuff love it! Thank you very much. By the way 43 years ago? Are you sure? Haha Greetz from Amsterdam.
Glad yo enjoyed! And thanks for catching my math error - now fixed!
Wow, I'm a huge Neil Finn/Crowded House fan, and I've never heard this one. Downloading now and can't wait to listen. Thanks!
What he said.
hi there, just saw this and wanted to share that the city may be incorrect. Crowded House opened for Bruce Hornsby on this date in MADISON, Wisconsin. Unless, of course, the band acknowledges Milwaukee at some point in the show to confirm this? Seems there was confusion on setlist fm website but an attendee confirmed this and the venue :)
Thanks - wouldn't be surprised if the originakl source had the city incorrect as they also didn't have a venue!
Setlist.fm indicates its the Oscar Mayer Theatre in Madison, WI
I can't seem to access this.
New link is up - enjoy!
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