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Jul 5, 2025

Pete

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Pete has published a news story:

On This Day: July 5, 1988 – Crowded House Releases Temple of Low Men.

On this day July 5, 1988, Crowded House released their second studio album Temple of Low Men. Following their successful debut, the band returned with a deeper and more introspective collection of songs that showcased Neil Finn’s growth as a songwriter.

The album reached number 40 on the US Billboard charts and topped the charts in Australia, where the band had a devoted following. Featuring tracks like Better Be Home Soon, Into Temptation, and When You Come, the album moved away from...

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