Crowded in the Ear (Hebrew: צפוף באוזן, Tzafuf BaOzen) is the third and final studio album by Israeli rock band, Kaveret, released in 1975.

Only two songs were written entirely by Sanderson – "HaIsh Hakhi Mahir" (The Fastest Man) and "Inspector Piqeakh" (Clever Inspector) that reprised the band's original sound, characterized by melodic rock and nonsense.

The song "HaOlam Sameakh" (The World is Happy) was composed in the samba, a musical style that was popular in Israel at the time.

The song "Shi'ur Moledet" (Country Lesson) was originally composed by Shamir in Polish, and the lyricist Eli Mohar wrote Hebrew lyrics for the album.

The album's back cover was painted by Yossi Abulafia using images inspired by the album's songs in the style of Terry Gilliam's artworks for Monty Python.