7 Worlds Collide (Live At The St. James)

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Personnel: Neil Finn, Johnny Marr, Ed O'Brien (guitar); Phil selway (drums); Eddie Vedder,Tim Finn, Lisa Germano, Sebastian Steinber. Recorded live in Aukland, New Zealand. Personnel: Neil Finn (vocals, acoustic guitar, acoustic 12-string guitar, electric guitar); Ed O'Brien (vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, E-bow); Johnny Marr (vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, ukulele); Tim Finn (vocals, acoustic guitar, piano); Lisa Germano (vocals, electric guitar, ukulele, violin, piano, keyboards); Eddie Vedder (vocals, electric guitar, ukulele); Liam Finn, Chris Garland (electric guitar); Sebastian Steinberg (double bass, electric bass); Matt Eccles, Phil Selway (drums). Audio Mixers: Sam Gibson; Bob Clearmountain. Recording information: St. James Theatre, Auckland, New Zealand (04/02/2001-04/06/2001). Photographer: William West. A live album released concurrently with a DVD video of the same concert, SEVEN WORLDS COLLIDE documents a one-time-only set bringing Neil Finn together with friends and acolytes including brother Tim, son Liam, and fans Lisa Germano, Johnny Marr, and Eddie Vedder. The latter turns in a surprisingly credible version of the Split Enz classic "Stuff and Nonsense." All the participants get their turns in the spotlight, with Germano's "Paper Doll" and her haunted duet "Turn and Run" among the highest points. As always, Neil and Tim sound best when singing together, and the siblings take the majority of the vocals, both on their own songs and on unexpected choices like the Smiths' "There Is A Light That Never Goes Out," capturing the deadpan humor of the original. Other highlights include a lovely version of the Finn brothers' collaboration "Angels Heap" and a Vedder-led rip through the manic "I See Red" that's the only rocker of the night. At times, the star of the show blends a little too unobtrusively into the background, but overall, SEVEN WORLDS is that rarity, a live album that's often as interesting as the original studio recordings.