Top 10 Best Songs by Crowded House

The song that conquered the world. That guitar solo, that organ, those lyrics... everything fits. It is about protecting your love against the harsh outside world. It is hopeful, defiant, and comforting. Neil Finn's voice sounds at its absolute best here. One of the greatest pop songs of all time.

The ultimate summer song, but with a deeper layer. The guitar line sounds like sunshine. It is about the fact that you carry your own atmosphere with you wherever you go. It is philosophical, yet wrapped in an irresistibly cheerful melody. An evergreen that everyone recognizes.

An ode to the fickle weather of Melbourne, but primarily a metaphor for mood swings and depression. The melody is dreamy and melancholic. It perfectly captures the feeling of unpredictability in life. An atmospheric little masterpiece.

A country-esque ballad that starts simply and ends grandly. It is about the necessity of saving a relationship before it is too late. The chorus is a pleading call. The buildup toward the end, where the full band joins in, is compelling. A classic that often leads to massive sing-alongs during live performances.

A dark, sultry song about infidelity and the tension of the forbidden. The strings are subtle and sad. Neil Finn sings almost in a whisper, as if sharing a secret. You feel the guilt and the desire. Beautiful and painful.

A melancholic yet powerful pop song. The guitar intro is instantly recognizable. It is about love that endures despite distance and doubts. The lyrics are grand and cosmic. The melody flows like water. One of their most beloved radio hits.

A hypnotic, rhythmic track. The percussion and acoustic guitar create an enchanting, almost tribal atmosphere. It is about shutting out the outside world and living in your own bubble. It is mysterious and atmospheric, showing a more experimental side of the band.

An intimate ballad about surrender and support within a relationship. The atmosphere is darker and more serious. The harmonies in the chorus are gorgeous. Neil Finn sings it with deep emotion. It is about catching someone who is going through a hard time. A song that offers comfort.

The vocal harmonies between Neil and Tim Finn are at their most beautiful here. The guitar lines are bright and sparkling. It is about the self-evidence of a new love. It sounds relaxed and organic. A gem from the album Woodface.

One of their most energetic and rocking songs. It is about an attraction so powerful that you could knock down walls with it. The chorus is strong and invites a sing-along. The production is typical for the eighties, but the songwriting holds its own. A track full of passion and power.