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Michael Hutchence. Largely forgotten?* - Steve Hoffman Music Forums INXS were FAR more alternative influential than many people seem to realize And lastly, to answer the thread title's question: was Michael Hutchence largely forgotten? As proven by the posters here who are incredibly well-versed and love the history of INXS and Michael, HELL NO!
Atlantic 75 Series - SACD Ed. - Steve Hoffman Music Forums INXS Kick was mastered by Ryan K Smith direct to DSD from an EQ'd tape copy (I am holding out on this one to hear reviews Frankly, the original US CD sounds great ) Ryan K Smith did straight shooter I personally think the Rhino deluxe editions from 2015 are the way to go for BadCo
At the height of their popularity, just how big were INXS? However INXS music had more fans across the board at the time in a popular, if not critical sense This lasted until Out Of Time and Achtung Baby when U2 took the lead Pretty much how I remember it, too
Greek vinyl pressing quality - Steve Hoffman Music Forums An example with the same group: INXS Kick sounds superb (finally free of the metallic varnish of the digital era) while the album "Welcome where you are" sounds horrible; even more compressed than its CD counterpart!?
At the height of their popularity, just how big were INXS (Part 2)? Unfortunately, INXS' 40th Anniversary tour plans were cancelled due to one of Tim Farriss' fingers being severed in a boating accident 5 years ago, which rendered him unable to play guitar And consequently, I doubt INXS will ever tour again
INXS - The Album thread - Steve Hoffman Music Forums Definitive INXS Compilation album by INXS Released 14 October 2002 Recorded 1980-1997 Genre Rock, new wave, alternative rock, post-punk, dance-rock Label Mercury Records Producer Various Definitive INXS is a compilation of Australian rock band INXS released in 2002 It has almost the same track listing as The Best of INXS