Split Enz
Selected Discography from 1977-1984
An appreciation post for another under appreciated band
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Split Enz
Selected Discography from 1977-1984
An appreciation post for another under appreciated band
Split Enz -Bold As Brass music video Gifset… Perhaps one of their most zany music videos for its simplicity
(Unsure if there may be a part 2 someday or not)
Split Enz in Amsterdam, Netherlands 1976 ↳ Source: 1 2
31 October 2018 | Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex is introduced to Robert Gillies, the last surviving member of 'B' Company, 28th Maori Battalion, and Bryce Morrison, Rotorua RSA President at Saint Faith's Church at Te Papaiouru Marae in Rotorua, New Zealand. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are on a three-week tour of Australia, New Zealand, Tonga, and Fiji. © David Rowland - Pool/Getty Images
A low-quality but hilarious picture of ~1977 Split Enz
Robert Gillies: Hollywood’s a Vampire
I was first introduced to Robert Gillies when he opened for A Great Big World and I was immediately hooked. He’s a pure singer songwriter with a quick wit and a fabulous Scottish accent. This song was a favorite right away so when I had Robert come to my living room I made sure he played this one. Please enjoy then go buy it. As well as the rest of Robert’s music. It’s all good!
Robert Gillies: Color Me In
Sometimes when you have house shows you get to hear music that doesn’t exist on an album or an EP, and that makes the moment that much more special. I’d known Robert for a while when I asked him to play a house show for me, and I know he gained a few new fans that night. That’s one of my favorite things about having my favorite musicians in my living room; I get to expose my friends to new music. If you’re not familiar with Robert I suggest you get involved. His star is on the rise and you definitely want to catch it on the way up.