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Split Enz Six Months In A Leaky Boat live 06
• Split Enz Six Months ...
The Enz- Melbourne 2006- "Pioneer-Six Months.." live.
Lyrics
When I was a young boy
I wanted to sail around the world
That's the life for me
Living on the sea
Spirit of a sailor
Circumnavigates the globe
The lust of a pioneer
Will acknowledge no frontier
I remember you by, thunderclap in the sky
Lightning flash, tempers flare
'Round the horn if you dare
I just spent six months in a leaky boat
Lucky just to keep afloat
Aotearoa
Rugged individual
Glisten like a pearl
At the bottom of the world
The tyranny of distance
Didn't stop the cavalier
So why should it stop me
I'll conquer and stay free
Ah, c'mon all you lads
Let's forget and forgive
There's a world to explore
Tales to tell back on shore
I just spent six months in a leaky boat
Six months in a leaky boat
Ship-wrecked love can be cruel
Don't be fooled by her kind
There's a wind in my sails
Will protect and prevail
I just spent six months in a leaky boat
Nothing to it leaky boat
Wow, just discovered your reactions. Split Enz are truly personal for me because I grew up with their music and my Dad was in their band when they were teenagers. Every song hits home ❤
Wow... I was maybe 9 years old (1979?) when I fell in love with is band... I could only ever watch on from afar.... To be there, just wow.
That’s awesome. My favorite band o.f…a.l.l…t.i.m.e.
Who is your Dad?
Most of us New Zealanders know most of the words to almost every Enz song, part of our DNA 😁😁😁 The band used to rehearse at my uncle's house in Auckland 😊
Eddie Rayner on keyboards and piano is an absolute genius. The instrumental he plays before Leaky Boat is called “Pioneer.”
He wrote music and rearranged a large number of Split Enz songs for live performances and two albums under ENZSO (Split Enz with the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra) some amazing music with a huge mix of New Zealand artists singing lead on classic Enz tracks. I was lucky to see the concert series live in Melbourne in 1997 I think it was. Just amazing.
Genius
and the aching outro......watching him turn knobs flick switches and play orchestrally in the late 70s was something else. these cry babies now wen a laptop goes down. lol. im old. peace
The greatest not famous band of all time. Legendary song writing
One of my favourite Enz songs, I had never seen this live version before. Thank you. It demonstrates the musicality, lyrical ability and pure whimsy of the Finn brothers' writing. Brilliant band.
The great Eddie Raynor on keyboards. He also played on some of the early Crowded House tours.
Do you remember The Makers?
Eddie Rayner was also responsible for an orchestration of Split Enz songs that was a major hit.
one of those rare occasions where the live performance is amazeballs. these guys were so talented in every way.
This song was released around the time of the Falklands war, and it was banned on the BBC, as they thought it was a commentary on the war, but it wasn't! It was written by Tim Finn, and it is really about a six month bout of depression he went through.
it was pathetic how the british government constantly over stepped with banning pop songs - i remember they were good at doing that for innocuous reasons that i found ridiculous - this was about brainwashing the public in supporting that stupid falklands war - every other country thought it was stupid so the british govt had to make sure their citizens blindly supported that stupid war so banning innocous songs and opposite opinions was the way to go
I never knew that was about Tim's depression. I thought Tim simply wanted to write an adventure song.
I believe it’s also a reference to the time the Māori were at sea before colonizing Aotearoa (New Zealand)
Thought it was a coming out song
I thought it was about the early European settlers and the long trip to the antipodes but how awesome it can be read so many ways.
Can't thank you enough for recognizing the greatness that is Split Enz! (and for your Crowded House reactions, as well) Some of the most talented musicians on the planet, in my humble opinion.
I just discovered your reactions. I'm so glad you discovered Split Enz and "Six Months in a Leaky Boat" in particular. This is my all-time favorite song. I even have it in my will to have it played at my funeral someday in hopes it will make people smile. This song came out when I was in college and it reminded me that growing up would probably be a waste of time. So I decided then to stop trying to do that, and instead, made a career out of fantasy publishing. Between this song, and the book, Peter Pan, I'm covered. Glad you both liked this magical song. Andf this live version is my favorite.
Like all good art - it's about two things at once. Lots of colonists travelled to Aoteoroa (New Zealand) in leaky boats. The literal meaning Tim Finn's bout of depression the allegory. They're very clever song writers. The two brothers together are an unmistakable sound.
cool. he left for next album but did a final tour w them yeah. he dropped 1st solo from memory. i was young but well maybe their carnival sounds and loopiness appealed more than anything. my young mind knew one step ahead was the best dark pop ever. sidetracked but their scope was so wide they really shouldnt have had so many massive hits. glad they did. peace
Split Enz, we’re very unconventional and inventive. Beloved in nz and Oz.
Split Endz “I Hope I Never” makes me cry every time I hear it. Would be a great song for you to react to!
this was the first song i remember as a kid hearing the Maori word Aotearoa in lyrics of a pop song and as a young kiwi I was immensely proud of split enz and their contribution to the music world
I'm just thrilled that you've been reacting to my favorite band in the world Crowded House, and one of my top 10 in Split Enz. The Enz has that theatrical sound and vision within their shows that make them amazing. Brothers Neil and Tim are 2 of the greatest singers and composers ever. Eddie Rayner is a Keyboard genious also.
Greetings from Mexico City.
So glad you were introduced to the Split Enz. I've been a fan of the Finn brothers since they first came out and was saddened when they broke up. I of course became a fan of Neil Finn and Crowded House and followed Tim Finn's solo work. In 1992 I got to go to a Crowded House concert where they played about half a dozen Crowded House songs when Neil Finn announced that they had a special guest and brought his brother on stage, breaking out with "Six Months in a Leaky Boat". The crowd went nuts with many people holding up Split Enz album covers. The rest of the set was Split Enz.
This song is epic to me. Been listening since the 80's. ❤
Eddie Rayner.....underrated keyboardist extraordinaire......and Tim Finn is a wonderful singer.
the subtlety of the intro piece is that its a direct preview of the chord and melody of the song proper. first time listeners wouldnt pick on up on it, but after you've heard it once or twice, the intro becomes even more powerful.
I recorded the full album off the radio in the 80s. I still have the cassette tape and play it in my car,,,,,,,tape and cd player babys!
So glad you liked this.
Amazing on all counts
Their live performances were mesmerising.
Every member past and present were genuine masters , the pianist , drummer , bass all amazing
Oh yeah... this is where it's at... If this song doesn't cheer up your Sunday morning, you are DEAD to me.... lol.
They are geniuses ❤
That was bloody brilliant..so love split endz..I cried at the end there ,they are so sentimental to more youthful memories. Thankyou 🇦🇺
Just love these guys.❤❤
The nz version of the Beatles...so many amazing songs...unreal musical talent
The outtro is beyond perfect
Eddie Rayner was WAY ahead of his time. Brilliant band.
Plus for all of us New Zealanders this song has a special meaning. It's like an anthem of our history as well as a metaphore for Tim's own personal struggle. It expresses that pioneering spirit of people braving the wild pacific ocean to sail here from Europe and how they arrived in an untamed, and not so welcoming land at the bottom of the world to literally build a new way of life for themselves. That beautiful intro really puts you out in the ocean with them....we are Oceania.
I guess I never knew this! Really gives this amazing song new perspective for me! ❤
Eddie is a Genius
Great band who sounded perfect, even years after breaking up…
Split Enz are the best!!!!
I grew up with Zep , floyd , etc . Split Enz were up there with my favourites. Genius
Brilliant. I recommend a live performance by the Enz in Canada from years back performing a song called Charlie and featuring Tim Finn. His vocal performance is simply sublime.
Tim Finns Masterpiece
That song was banned on the BBC during the Falklands war.
Eddie Rayner. As integral to the Split Enz sound as Tim Finn and Phil Judd.
IMO best ever band to come out of New Zealand or Australia
Eddie Rayner is an effen GENIUS !!!
Six months in a leaky boat was written about Captain Cook's voyage sailing from England to the great unknown (Australia and New Zealand) back in the 1770's. Can you imagine spending six months in a tall ship sailing into the great unknown in a big wooden boat? That little piece at the start with the piano is called Pioneer which leads into Six months in a leaky boat on their 1982 album Time and Tide.
NO. It is about all the people that came to Aotearoa after to settle. Also Tim Finn's six months bout of depression.
@@shauntempley9757Its a play on words mate, maybe he said it was about his depression but everyone knows it took six months to get to the antipodes from Britain.
It maybe about both.
It is more about the journey to Aotearoa, hence it being in the song.
They could get here in six months using the old trade route currents of the sailing ship days, so long as Aotearoa is your only destination.
@@iankearns774
One of my fond 80's memories...
Thanks guys you Rock!
You guys are my fav mjusic reaction guys..and we need more of YOUR music.... from Kiwilandia
So glad you went back and did this one, thanks guys
Tim Finn is fucking brilliant.
Nice 😊❤ I love the piano and I am always so impressed by good whistlers 😙😚😗
I don't know what made me more happy the wolf hunters reaction or the band ..... both !
That outtro is perfect
The original video of this is a classic, they had a ball shooting it.
For the longest time I had just assumed Neil sang Six Months In A Leaky Boat. Well done Tim!
First heard this song in a surf movie, it goes hard. Every time im near the ocean ill play this song
Great New Zealand band
If you want to here more of Tim Finn's voice like that, you need to check out Split Enz - Charlie. The live version from 2006 (the same concert as this) is not a bad version.
So glad I was an 80's kid.
NZ's best!
split enz- yes!, so ahead of ver time n creative, try one step ahead, dirty creature, i hope i never, i got u, message to my grl, n also neil had a band later called crowded house
Yeah for the boys!
Wonderful! I love your channel!!! Please react to Cyndi Lauper, Money changes everything ( Vevo official video) it's amazing!!! Greetings from Brazil!
Yes! What Andre said! Make sure it's the official "live" version. So powerful!
@@kellyschneider2545 Yes!!!!!
Not everyday that someone writes a Pop song of a new Sea Shanty and makes it a hit, is it?
Thats true Mr Peacock. Thats true.
A really great bunch of intelligent talented guys.
I remember a mate buying Mental Notes in 74 I think, in Melbourne.
That NZ band had a great influence on Australian Music
and Australia embraced them like brothers
in an almost organically, ANZACian way.
and over time the aussies did want they always do and decided that they were aussies really - so call them another great aussie band like crowded house
@@bodybalanceU2 : ) That's also true.
If you listen very carefully you can hear native words in the lyrics.... very cool
I've only noticed "Aotearoa" (the Māori name for New Zealand) - nice to see they have corrected the pronunciation from the original "A-O-Tay-Ah-Ro-Wah" to something closer to the more accepted "Aow-Tay-Ah-Raw-Ah" in this and later performances. Not a Kiwi myself so please correct me if I'm wrong
Epic!
Awesome reaction!!!! Please check out Eddie Vedder and Tim Finn I see red with betchadupa, you'll love it !!!!!!
Rammstein "Du Hast"
One of my Split Enz favourites but I prefer the studio version.
Love it! Please react to I Got You 😃
Take a listen to "Lay it down" by Ratt. One bad ass guitar riff and solo.
It took 6 months in a leaky boat to get from Britain to NZ in the pioneer days...bottom of the world.
Is a very Tiki song.
Good song, a big hit here in Australia, however I also dont like it because........
It use to always be on the radio when I was younger 😅
The story about the lyrics is about the people sailing from England to Australia- Most of them were prisoners.
Let me mansplain just quick. Split Enz is a New Zealand band (it's there in the name). New Zealand colonists were free.. not prisoners.
It was about Tim's six months bout of depression, nothing about sailing from England
tum funn
Fush n' chupps
man they need to do SUFFER NEVER FROM 7 WORLDS COLLIDE. Wanna see how far they went from ENZ TO SOLO TO C HOUSE TO FINN BROS man. watch them w 3/5ths of radiohead, the smiths johnny marr lisa from the revolution and eddie vedder. yeah these bros are monsters. peace
2/5 of radio head. Phil & Ed