Imaginary Kingdom

Imaginary Kingdom
Studio album by Tim Finn
Released October 2006
Genre Pop Music
Length 39:41
Label Capitol
Producer Bobby Huff
Tim Finn chronology
Feeding the Gods
(2001)
Imaginary Kingdom
(2006)
The Conversation
(2008)
Singles from Imaginary Kingdom
  1. "Couldn't Be Done"
    Released: 23 September 2006
  2. "Horizon"
    Released: 2007
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Imaginary Kingdom is the seventh solo album by New Zealand singer/songwriter Tim Finn. It was released in New Zealand on 6 October 2006 and in the United Kingdom on 16 October. The first single, "Couldn't Be Done", was released on 23 September. Initial copies of the album in some territories came with a bonus DVD featuring a live performance filmed at BJB (Big Jesus Burger) Studios in Sydney, including Split Enz songs "Time for a Change", "Poor Boy" and "I Hope I Never" as well as "How Will You Go", "Need to Be Right", "Angels Heap" and "Not Even Close".

The album is produced by Nashville TN resident Bobby Huff, who is known for his work on the albums of LeAnn Rimes, and is a former drummer and producer of the band Blackhawk.

Track listing

All tracks written by Tim Finn. 

No. Title Length
1. "Couldn't Be Done"   2:50
2. "Still the Song"   2:48
3. "Astounding Moon"   3:35
4. "Midnight Coma"   2:52
5. "Salt to the Sea"   3:45
6. "Horizon"   3:23
7. "Dead Flowers"   3:37
8. "Resting (Your Hand Lightly)"   3:20
9. "Show Yourself"   3:01
10. "Winter Light"   4:10
11. "So Precious"   3:19
12. "Unsinkable"   2:55


All tracks written by Tim Finn, except where noted.. 

The BJB Sessions Bonus DVD
No. Title Length
1. "Poor Boy"    
2. "How Will You Go" (Tim Finn, Neil Finn)  
3. "I Hope I Never"    
4. "Not Even Close"    
5. "Need to Be Right"    
6. "Angels Heap" (Tim Finn, Neil Finn)  
7. "Time for a Change" (Phil Judd, featuring Mike Chunn)  

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