Great stuff and really interesting. I’m a 50 y/o US fan and grew up on True Colors and Time & Tide. I gradually purchased (or now stream) most of their collection. One of my Top 10 bands along with the likes of Boomtown Rats and Hoodoo Gurus who also were not as successful in my country as they should have been. My 18 year old daughter also likes them based on almost 2 decades of play in the minivan. Found this when searching for a streaming source for Rootin Tutin Luton streaming source to complete my listening collection (both linked on Neilfnn.com. Wish some of this live and other content were available to purchase or live somewhere (only half of what I own on LP, cassette, and CD is available for streaming here).

I Hooked up the old VCR and watched my Enz video collection tonight and felt like I was watching it in a different light after listening to this.

This radio-documentary is a must-listen to all Frenz and rock music lovers of any sort. There are interviews from band members, managers, industry executives; there are nervous breakdowns, triumphs, and tantrums. Above all, there are previously unbroadcasted demos and live recordings which will blow you away. If I could give this podcast 100 stars, I would. Great job by Radio NZ!

This is the podcast that music fans will love. I was so excited to hear this was coming to the U.S. and I didn't realize just how thorough and fascinating the show would be. Absolutely a must for anyone who enjoys a story about the music business and how it works. Obviously, Split Enz and Crowded House and Finn fans all over the world will be well pleased to hear it too.

It's true that Split Enz are not well known in the US but here's hoping that this stunning documentary changes that. Enz released some of the most inventive records of the late 70s and early 80s. This podcast covers the band's interesting history and is one of the most complete and well produced documentaries of it's kind. A must listen for fans of the band, Tim Finn, Neil Finn, Crowded House and all of their incarnations - but music fans should listen and hear how well a documentary can be produced.