Split Enz "True Colours 40th Anniversary Edition" - Hi Fi Way
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hifiway.liveI can share what’s known publicly about Split Enz: True Colours Live in Melbourne, but I don’t have real-time access to the latest updates here.
Answer
- There is a historic recording titled Split Enz: True Colours Live in Melbourne from early 1980s performances, often referenced in fan uploads and archival listings, but formal details about a specific “Melbourne live” release or its latest news vary by source and date.[9][10]
Context and what to look for
- If you’re after the very latest news (release announcements, reissues, or new archival finds), you’d typically check:
- Official Split Enz or Tim/Neil Finn social channels and the Warner Music catalog for any 2020s–2026 reissues or remasters labeled True Colours Live Melbourne.
- Specialty music press and NZ/Australian outlets (e.g., Hi-Fi news, music magazines) for archival discovery stories or newly surfaced video/audio from Melbourne performances.
- Major streaming/retail platforms for new or deluxe editions that include live Melbourne material.
Illustration of what exists
- A widely discussed artifact is the True Colours era material reissues (40th anniversary editions) that include live performances from that period, sometimes featuring Melbourne sessions or companion live tracks from Australian tours, though these releases are often presented as expanded versions of the True Colours studio album rather than a standalone “Live in Melbourne” video or audio package.[3][8]
Next steps
- If you want, I can search for the very latest announcements and pull specific release titles, formats (CD, vinyl, Blu-ray/stream), and track lists, then summarize them with links to official pages. Would you like me to do that?
Citations
- Split Enz True Colours 40th Anniversary and Melbourne-session context referenced in multiple listings, including release notes and reviews.[8][3]
- Publicly available video/documentary entry for Split Enz: True Colours Live in Melbourne exists on IMDb and fan uploads.[10][9]