These days Phil Judd is working on film soundtracks and so forth here in
Australia and New Zealand. He was also involved in ENZSO, a project
involving the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra and members of Split Enz. Being
a New Zealander myself, Split Enz are very near and dear to my heart and to
many NZers of all ages.
Just as an addendum, the song that Golden Smog have been covering is
correctly titled I Got You, rather than I Get Frightened or Sometimes I
don't know why I get frightened. :)
Junior
NP: Go to the pedant, thou sluggard - consider his ways and be thoroughly
ticked off
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Erik Gerding [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, 19 January 1999 10:13
> To: passenger side
> Subject: Re: Split Enz - True Colours
>
>
>
> b.s. wrote;
>
> >WAIATA .........................my favorite Split Enz, though I suppose
> TIME
> >AND TIDE would have to be considered *best*. Chris mentions some great
> >tunes, (mostly all from T+T) but leaves out my favorite Split Enz and
> Neil
> >Finn song, "One Step Ahead", from WAIATA. Not to mention "History Never
> >Repeats".
>
>
>
> What do you think of the "Frenzy" album? I found it after getting True
> Colours and Waiata. "Frenzy" pre dates both of those records it gave me
> some
> insight into what they were doing before their "I Got You" smash. I really
> like "Semi Detached" and "Holy Smoke". I sniffed around Portland and found
> the 1975 Mental Notes, before Neil Finn joined the band. I noticed the
> strong presence of Philip Judd on the sound of the band at that time.(or
> maybe it was the mushrooms) What other Enz/Judd records are there,
> (besides
> 1979's Beginning of the Enz) and what became of Judd after he left the
> band?
> Assuming there was no tragedy that I never heard about.
>
> Erik
