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{{quote|''"[[Title Drop|Stranger than Fiction]]"''<br /> |
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''"Larger than Life"''<br /> |
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* [[Cool Teacher]] |
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* [[Country Mouse]] - Tim Finn (technically Neil as well, though it's brought up more often with Tim). Notably lampshaded in the song ''Maybe'', from early in their career: |
* [[Country Mouse]] - Tim Finn (technically Neil as well, though it's brought up more often with Tim). Notably lampshaded in the song ''Maybe'', from early in their career: |
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{{quote|"I'm just a country boy/Can you see that I'm still green?"}} |
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* [[Creator Breakdown]] - Tim Finn is no stranger to this: ''Time and Tide'' owed a lot to his depression. |
* [[Creator Breakdown]] - Tim Finn is no stranger to this: ''Time and Tide'' owed a lot to his depression. |
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* [[Cultural Cringe]] - Played straight, then later inverted. Split Enz had to travel overseas in the 1970s and 1980s to make it big. Today, they're fondly remembered as one of NZ's first bands to take on the world. |
* [[Cultural Cringe]] - Played straight, then later inverted. Split Enz had to travel overseas in the 1970s and 1980s to make it big. Today, they're fondly remembered as one of NZ's first bands to take on the world. |
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