Neil Finn has done so much work in recent years that it seemed strange to revive the band, especially with only one original member remaining and then without his brother. "Say that again" is quite good, as are several other tracks, but there's nothing brilliant here. Indeed, compared to his solo work, there is not very much of a point to this album. Nevertheless, it is pleasant enough and there is nothing to grate the senses. One for true fans only.
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