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Pearls&StonesPearls&Stones Posts: 585
edited March 2007 in Other Music
Does anyone on here like them? Today I decided to listen to my INXS hits cd and I really enjoyed it. Being Pearl Jam fans, we all tend to like music with more intellectual / political lyrics, but I think INXS proved a competant band could make some damn fine pop/rock stuff. Plus, I think Michael Hutchense was one of the greatest front men ever. It's a shame he died in his 30's.

"Never Tear Us Apart" is one of my favorite songs by anyone.
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we sit around and wonder exactly why our marriage should feel threatened by gay marriage
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  • zircona1zircona1 Posts: 293
    I have their Greatest Hits CD as well and 3/4 of it is really strong - not a bad song in there, but after "Disappear" it starts to go downhill.

    "Original Sin" is a fantastic tune.
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  • NickyNoochNickyNooch Posts: 629
    INXS is amazing. Hutchence was an absolutely amazing frontman too.

    I actually like the new INXS CD a lot too. JD Fortune ended up being an excellent pick as a new frontman. "Pretty Vegas" is a great song (the reason I bought the album).

    I went into the Rockstar:INXS show bashing it, saying "how the hell are they gonna replace michael hutchence". Then JD Fortune impressed the hell out of me. Still a great band!

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  • The Waiting Trophy ManThe Waiting Trophy Man Posts: 12,158
    INXS 'Kick' is still a cool album. I used to rock out to 'guns in the sky'!!
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  • smarcheesmarchee Posts: 14,539
    By My Side and Beautiful Girl are my 2 favourite INXS songs that I uploaded to my Ipod
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  • Sonja_SSonja_S Posts: 444
    I think I own everything that was ever legally released up to Michael Hutchence's death :o. I loved their music with the exception of the Full Moon Dirty Hearts album. Great live band too. I don't think I'd watch a show with the new singer, even though the album wasn't bad.
    You can tell a man from what he has to say - Neil & Tim Finn
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  • even flow?even flow? Posts: 8,066
    The DVD from Wembley kicks. ;)
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  • Sonja_SSonja_S Posts: 444
    even flow? wrote:
    The DVD from Wembley kicks. ;)

    :D *lol*

    no one should ever be allowed to wear pants like those though.
    You can tell a man from what he has to say - Neil & Tim Finn
    They love you so badly for sharing their sorrow, so pick up that guitar and go break a heart - Kris Kristofferson
  • even flow?even flow? Posts: 8,066
    Sonja_S wrote:
    :D *lol*

    no one should ever be allowed to wear pants like those though.

    I get willies when they start up New Sensation and you see the crowd bounce as one.

    The pants are classic. "play the fuckin' riff Tim". :)
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  • releesemereleeseme Posts: 387
    NickyNooch wrote:
    INXS is amazing. Hutchence was an absolutely amazing frontman too.

    I actually like the new INXS CD a lot too. JD Fortune ended up being an excellent pick as a new frontman. "Pretty Vegas" is a great song (the reason I bought the album).

    I went into the Rockstar:INXS show bashing it, saying "how the hell are they gonna replace michael hutchence". Then JD Fortune impressed the hell out of me. Still a great band!

    When he shows the chick his tatoos on his fore arms and then reverses them, that was funny as hell.
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    10-1-14 \ 4-16-16
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  • Lovett-or-LeavettLovett-or-Leavett Posts: 174
    I had the chance to see the new INXS last May. I was not a fan, but I did watch Rock Star. I was away for training and there was a theatre next to my hotel. I saw INXS was going to play Tuesday night. My brother came a ong to drink for five days. We got up Tuesday and we were like what are we going to do tonight. I logged on to Ebay and bid on two tickets for $10.50. On my way to the seminar I thought I would never get them. I came back to the room at lunch and sure as shit I won them. $5.50 a ticket isn't bad in a 3000 seat theatre. Anyhow they really put on a good show and it was pretty good. I would not go again.

    On a side note, Chicago is the horniest town I have ever seen. There were so many men with call girls there it was unbelievable. Maybe INXS has that power over people.
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  • Pearls&StonesPearls&Stones Posts: 585
    It sounds cliche, but this story is true. INXS played their last American show (with Michael) in Pittsburgh. They were touring for Elegantly Wasted, which is a song that I totally love (haven't heard the whole album, I should get it- I see it used for $5 all the time). Of course, no one knew this would be the end.

    My sister asked me if I wanted to go see them. And of course, my response was "We'll catch them next time they come around." And, a few months later, Michael was dead.
    I love my female wife...
    we sit around and wonder exactly why our marriage should feel threatened by gay marriage
  • bladworth116bladworth116 Posts: 344
    1992's "Welcome to Wherever You Are" is totally underrated as an album
  • Sonja_SSonja_S Posts: 444
    bladworth116 wrote:
    1992's "Welcome to Wherever You Are" is totally underrated as an album

    I agree. I cursed them for using a different cover for the vinyl, CD and cassette version back then though, that was one expensive album *g*
    You can tell a man from what he has to say - Neil & Tim Finn
    They love you so badly for sharing their sorrow, so pick up that guitar and go break a heart - Kris Kristofferson
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