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INXS - Greatest Hits
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0075678262227
Label: Atlantic / Wea
Manufacturer: Atlantic / Wea
MPN: 82622
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Atlantic / Wea
Release Date: November 01, 1994
Studio: Atlantic / Wea
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Editorial Review:
In the wake of Michael Hutchence's tragic death, INXS's Greatest Hits seems sadly ironic in that it is, in part, a fitting eulogy and biography. No doubt about it, Hutchence gave the band its charisma, its sensuality, and also its funk appeal. So what if he couldn't dance? His phrasing and sense of timing were more than half of the rhythm behind "Need You Tonight," "What You Need," and "New Sensation." He even gave Mick Jagger a run for his money with "Devil Inside" and "Suicide Blonde." As a band, INXS were a finely honed machine, even from the beginning new-wave horns of "The One Thing" to the more orchestral "Never Tear Us Apart." The collection also contains two unreleased tracks, but, interestingly enough, the transcending and powerful "Don't Change" is nowhere to be found. --Steve Gdula
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating: - Great music, but doesn't quite hit the spot
When you're a teenager you tend to want to classify or stereotype everything in a black & white sort of way. INXS was (for me at least) one of those bands that didn't always fit neatly into a particular style or stereotype. Yeah, they were pop, but they had such a hard-driving beat that the label didn't seem to fit very well when compared to other pop acts at the time. Yet it wasn't like it was rock either, at least not like the hair bands of the mid 80s. They sometimes had a synth-pop sound, ... Read More
Rating:  - Listen Like Thieves
INXS is a respectable band. Well, the WERE a respectable band...right up until the point they went on a reality show to replace their lead singer--the late, great Michael Hutchence.
But up until that point they were as respectable as a pop group could be. They weren't groundbreaking and probably weren't influential, but they made a lot of good songs that were enjoyed by a lot of people and they weren't forgotten three years later so many of their contemporaries.
As far as ... Read More
Rating: - Nothing Torn Apart
There are foten times where a group isn't now what they were ack then. Nevertheless, there have been some noticible acceptions. INXS recentsly has been one of them. Nearly a decade after the tragic death of Michael Hutchence, they struck back into the industry with J.D. Fortune on their comeback record Switch. While some are welcoming his arrival, others just sometimes look at the past and what INXS had back in the 80's and 90's, and what they had was a great mix of pop & rock that was just absolutely ... Read More
Rating: - Great album
All my favorite songs
Rating:  - Not all Hits included.
I own the CD with the photo showed on this Amazon page. The list of songs is wrong, and disordered.
Whatever, the real CD is this:
1- Mystify
2- Suicide blonde
3- Taste it
4- The strangest party (these are the times)
5- Need you tonight
6- Original sin
7- Haven sent
8- Disappear
9- Never tear us apart
10- The gift
11- Devil inside
12- Beautiful girl
13- Deliver me
14- New sensation
15- What you need ... Read More
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