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song written by

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and performed by Australian band Crowded House for their album ''

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Track listing

All live performances feature

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(the union was named "ByrdHouse"). Recorded at the Pantages Theatre,

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7 April 1989. All other tracks from the album "The Temple of Low Men".

Standard 7" vinyl

''Released in Germany and Australia.'' #"I Feel Possessed" - 3:47 #" Mr. Tambourine Man" - 2:35 (live)

Canada 7" vinyl

#"I Feel Possessed" - 3:47 #" Into Temptation" - 4:33

Standard EP

''Released as 12" in Germany. Released as CD in US and Germany''. #"I Feel Possessed" - 3:47 #"Mr. Tambourine Man" - 2:35 (live) #"

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" - 4:50 (live) #"

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" 2:49 (live)

Personnel

- Vocals and guitar * Nick Seymour - Bass guitar *

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- Drums and backing vocals *

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- Keyboards

Charts

Notes

{{authority control 1988 songs Crowded House songs Songs written by Neil Finn Song recordings produced by Mitchell Froom 1990 singles Capitol Records singles