Split Enz – Mental Notes (Vinyl)
Interfusion Records (1975 / This Pressing Late 70s)
$65.00
Rare Early New Zealand Pressing! Vinyl & Gatefold Cover Still In Great Condition! Runout Groove Features Phil Judd’s “Make A Mental Note” Loop. Marvellous Album Artwork By Phil Judd. An All-Time Classic Debut LP From New Zealand’s Much-Loved, Popular Band, Split Enz!
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Rare Early New Zealand Pressing! Vinyl & Gatefold Cover Still In Great Condition! Runout Groove Features Phil Judd’s “Make A Mental Note” Loop At End Of Side 2, Repeating Ad Infinitum Until The Stylus Is Lifted (Not On Later Pressings). Marvellous Album Artwork Was Painted By Phil Judd. Labels Are Clean.
‘Mental Notes’ Is An All-Time Classic Debut LP From New Zealand’s Much-Loved, Popular Band, Split Enz!
Condition – Vinyl: EXCELLENT!
Condition – Cover: EXCELLENT! Minor wear.
Side 1:
Walking Down A Road
Under The Wheel
Amy (Darling)
So Long For Now
Side 2:
Stranger Than Fiction
Time For A Change
Maybe
Titus
Spellbound
Mental Notes
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Legendary New Zealand band at its eccentric best! 4 ½ Stars The first proper Split Enz album features the band at its eccentric best. Mental Notes is completely noncommercial art rock filled with ambitious arrangements and slightly disturbing themes courtesy of the Phil Judd and Tim Finn songwriting partnership. Finn’s bittersweet crooning perfectly complements Judd’s madman persona on tracks like “Stranger Than Fiction.” Although the album would be repackaged, renamed, and re-recorded in years to come, the band would never again produce anything like it. 4 ½ Stars