Feeding the Gods
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| Studio album by Tim Finn | ||||
| Released | October 2, 2001 | |||
| Genre | Pop | |||
| Length | 40.06 41:46 [US Version] |
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| Label | Sonny's Pop Records | |||
| Producer | Jay Joyce | |||
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| New Zealand Musician | Favourable |
Feeding the Gods is the sixth solo album by New Zealand singer/songwriter Tim Finn.
After the release of Say It Is So Finn felt that he wanted to try something a bit "friskier" and more energetic. In the Frenz of the Enz released book Letters to My Frenz Finn stated that he was not completely happy with the songs he had written for the album, so he borrowed former Split Enz bandmate Phil Judd's song Incognito in California.
After Judd left Split Enz in 1977, Mushroom Records boss Michael Gudinski paid him to live in the English countryside and demo songs. Tim Finn caught wind of this and paid Judd a visit inviting him to rejoin Split Enz. Incognito in California was one of the songs Finn was reportedly smitten by when he went to visit Judd.
All tracks written by Tim Finn, except where noted..
United States of America track listing:
The CD includes four multimedia videos from his previous album Say It Is So:
Say It Is So is also the title of Finn's fifth solo album. A radio edit was also done for "Incognito In California" but was not used on the Australia/New Zealand release.
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