Album Of The Week

The Coast Album Of The Week

Every weekday on The More Music Morning Show, we'll be featuring tracks from our Album Of The Week - sometimes a classic album, sometimes a new release. And YOU get to choose the album we feature.

On Woodface, Neil Finn and the Australian-based trio Crowded House is joined by Finn's brother, Split Enz-meister Tim Finn, for an album that's filled with intelligence, grace, and humour, not to mention absolutely breathtaking vocal harmonies.
The CD opens with "Chocolate Cake", a track that categorised Americans as fat and greedy and didn't exactly earn the band a top spot on U.S. airplay lists.....and moves on to the stunning "Its Only Natural" and "Fall at Your Feet". And of course "Weather With You". "Four Seasons in One Day" further demonstrates Neil Finn's ability to transform his deepest, most disturbed emotions into great songs.

Which of these two albums to you want to be NEXT week's Album Of The Week?

Cast your vote below.


Released in 1987, Kick is the best-selling album by Australian band INXS, with sales to date of over 10 million in the US alone. It spawned no less than four Top Ten singles, including 'Need You Tonight', 'Mystify' and 'Never Tear Us Apart'.			U2's fifth album The Joshua Tree competed for sales with Kick, as it was also released in 1987. Derived from the band's "romance with America", The Joshua Tree elevated the band "from heroes to superstars", and includes the songs 'With Or Without You' and 'I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For'.