What makes Locked Out by Crowded House notable?

'Locked Out' became a notable single, reaching the top 20 in Australia and showcasing the band's ability to craft poignant songs. Its live versions of fan favorites like 'Fall at Your Feet' and 'Better Be Home Soon' highlight the band's dedication to their audience, reinforcing their critical acclaim during this period. Released on February 7, 1994, 'Locked Out' came during Crowded House's peak era following their acclaimed third studio album, 'Woodface'. The band was transitioning into a phase with more experimental sounds, as they were also facing internal tensions that would later lead to their breakup in the late 1990s.

How many songs are on Locked Out?

Locked Out has 4 tracks, running approximately 16 minutes.

Locked Out

Crowded House · 1994

16 min · 4 tracks · alternative rock

A reflective blend of alternative rock melodies and introspective lyrics, underpinned by live performances that capture raw emotion.

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Locked Out — The title track serves as a powerful reflection on feelings of isolation and longing, showcasing Neil Finn's lyrical depth and melodic strength.
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Private Universe (live) — This live rendition captures the song's emotional intensity, with its intricate instrumentation enhancing the personal themes of the lyrics.
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Fall at Your Feet (live) — As one of Crowded House's signature songs, this live performance highlights the band's tight harmonies and Finn's heartfelt delivery, resonating deeply with fans.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 Locked Out 3:19
2 Private Universe (live) 5:02
3 Fall at Your Feet (live) 4:02
4 Better Be Home Soon (live) 3:39

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