WHO IS INXS?! First Reaction - New Sensation & What You Need!
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Hard to believe that INXS are not in the Rock and Roll hall of fame! Never been nominated! Would love to see that one day!
It's a TRAVESTY that they're not already in the Hall. So overdue.
The Rock and roll hall of fame is a joke ! Joan Jett is in there but Suzi Quatro isn’t . Too many great artist not in there
@@lisakemp7352 50+ year career and Scorpions isn't in there either
@@nancyferguson6011 Or The Go-Gos.
Absolutely, it's a shame !
I'm 50 years old and INXS is one of my favorite bands from my adolescence. Michael was charismatic, magnetic and a great showman. This concert is one of the best in Wembley history. It is very sad to remember that 6 years later he would die...
Same. I'm 51 and INXS were the first band I became obsessed with and the first concert I ever saw when I was 13 years old. They were definitely very special live.
72 here & remember driving the PCH down to Santa Cruz & listening to this music. Michael was beautiful!
Same. I embarrassed my brother at that time because someone from our neighbourhood once told him heard me singing aloud with all my lungs from a wide open window, in our apartment on the 5th floor, the entire concert from the VHS I bought when the Live album came out. The volume was boosted to the very max and I believe the building was vibrating because of it. It's been electric and electrifying. It was a Sunday morning, when I lived a few months alone. That video has become my life soundtrack back then, watched a zillion times.
it was impossible for me to not look at Michael Hutchence like an inspirational guy, besides I looked a lot like him back then, with my hair actually twice his length, and that look in the cover was so iconic and so similar to my own style _{fit pants, untucked fantasy shirt and my long hair to frame the whole thing}_ I felt like he could be me and I could be him right there and people would have seen no difference. I guess I was kinda crazy back then but I do not regret any of that for a moment, ever! Best time of my life, only my very first Live concert I attended a few years later, in a real stadium, for the Black Sabbath Reunion concert at the Gods Of Metal 1998 with Pantera right before Ozzy who literally "baptised" me with a bucket full of water {I was lucky enough to be in the very middle of the forefront down below the stage thanks to my friend who came with me there. If you find the YT video you can see when it happened!}_ could match that absolute joy in music. it's been once in a lifetime and it's been as precious afc!
Thanks for reacting to both songs... "What You Need" was what I really needed!
61 and remember them in the 70's had every album
@@davidedemurodominijanni9889 we had the best music ever in those Aussie band from 70's and 80's
When Australian rock was at its best.😢 Fuck I’m getting old, I’ll have to go and find some cold chisel to listen to.😊
Australian Crawl
Oils
And The Cruel Sea.
And the Angels😂
Models
Obsessed with INXS still to this day. No one else of that generation had the voice and charisma of Michael Hutchence, Gen X had not seen anyone like him since Jim Morrison. Michael is forever a rock god!
Will just put in Dave Gahan from Depeche Mode.. is at least at the same level.. in my humble opinion 🙃
@@monochrome72absolutely! And he’s still got it. I saw them last year on their latest tour and it was amazing! 💜
Ian Astbury? The Cult. Actually played with the Doors. No denying MH had it all though
God they were good! They were such a party band. Here in Australia I was surrounded by their music growing up. Good memories. Michael was definitely an incredible front man. One of the best I would say.
Tier 1, Freddie, Mick, MH Tier 2 but awesome.
How are there people alive who are only just hearing this stuff for the first time in 2024?
Good things come to those who wait ✌️🎶
I think that everytime i see INXS reviews, but i live where they started out so ive just grown up with them since early 80s
I was a 21 year old Aussie living in London at the time and went to this concert! Still have the T-Shirt, lol
i got a ticket, the night before and bunked onto a bus with my mates for the drive to london from liverpool. a couple of days that i will never forget... and yes i still hava t-shirt too.
How absolutely fabulous for you both!!! Incredible music, spectacular crowd, and yummy eye candy all over that stage!!! I'm beyond ecstatic that this was filmed and I can enjoy it on RUclips all these many years later!!! 🇺🇸 ✨💖✨ I LOVED INXS then, I LOVE INXS still!!!
❤#INXS❣️
He had that presence like Jim Morrison. Can’t replace Michael 🙏🏻❤️
I have always wondered whether Michael was Jim incarnate. Would not surprise me.
@@emilymcpaul4204way better
Enjoy the rabbit hole of INXS. Cannot go wrong, so many styles.
Exceptionally talented band and lead singer. We were so lucky to experience this band in our youth and to have them represent Australia out in the big wide world. We all miss Michael so much. Thank you for your sincere reaction and great appreciation of their enormous talent :)
same here Jimmy 🥰🥰
R.I.P.Michael
Ahhh shut up you’re sickening 🙄
🤣There are brothers in the band! The brothers are Tim on guitar with the white tee, Andrew on keyboard, and Jon the drummer. The other three are the other "brothers" and they were all teens when formed. They could not tour until Jon finished school. Micheal was about 17 and Tim was the oldest at 21 when they started, so they basically grew up together. My favorite band of all time and every song stands alone. This is the genre they developed, no one else has been able to duplicate their sound.
We Aussie's were so spoilt when it came to our music industry especially in the late 70's, all thru the 80's & in the early 90's. Our own Aussie genre of music was/is "Pub Rock" & to make it in Australia as a band u had to go thru the brutal & harsh Aussie pub scene, playing in pubs all across the country & if the bands could win over the suburban & bush blue-collar Aussie's then a record deal would be signed & sealed. Yes ACCA DACCA & INXS were our main exports overseas & yes both bands went thru the pub scene but we had a lot more bands that were just as brilliant but just couldn't crack the US market for a few reasons. They didn't understand our genre, they wanted our bands to become more Americanised & lose their Aussie identity & even wanted a few lead singers to change their singing accent from Aussie to American. ACCA DACCA changed enough to crack the US but not turning their backs on us Aussie's. INXS didn't change much at all becoming famous via the UK to the US, so they didn't need to change their identity. It's bands like Cold Chisel, Icehouse, Hunters & Collectors, Aussie Crawl to name a few that refused to change who they were for the US market & with that the world missed out & us Aussie's were so spoilt for choice
I was at Wembley Stadium that day - an amazing show I will never forget. They were a phenomenal live act. Michael is much missed
Me too. Unforgettable concert 🎶
Me also 😊
I saw INXS in 1985 in open air concert similar to this in Darwin, NT top of Australia was frigen awesome, had my 5 yr old daughter on my shoulders, she loved them When I lost my daughter a few yrs ago i played INXS at her funeral Wern't they amazing Best times in my life was back then, we were truly free
So sorry for your loss ❤
I'm 61 and when I was in college, I went to a Men AT Work concert. The opening band was a little known (in Canada) band also from Australia. It was INXS. I became a life long fan 👍👍
One of the greatest lead singers that ever lived. RIP Michael.
Not a smart phone in sight…that’s how concerts should be..enjoying the moments ❤
So true!!
There might be a reason there are no smart phones... 🤣🤣🤣
@@Wilco1972 thanks captain obvious
Unbelievable on album. Unprecedented live.
Unforgotten forever.
What a band.
Such a monster catalogue.
Check out some of their earlier stuff.
'Don't Change' , 'Kiss the dirt' , 'Dancing on the Jetty.
But there's another 50 that are just as good.
When you said the drummer and guitarists look like brothers, you were spot on. There are three brothers keyboardist Andrew Farriss, the drummer Jon Farriss and guitarist Tim Farriss. The band was originally called The Farriss Brothers in 1977 and they changed their name in 1979 to INXS which was inspired by English band XTC and the Australian Jam Company IXL. They were all the original band members up until Michaels death in 1997.
I didn't realise Michael Hutchence was 37 when he died, I always thought he was a member of the unfortunate 27 club. An amazing band, I still remember a lot of their early work quite fondly.
Mystify the official video and Never Tear Us Apart the official video ❤😊
Michael was just charisma turned up to 11 and his voice was perfection. INXS deserve to be remembered.
INXS broke big from Australia in the 80's... Their lead singer Michael Hutchence was the star of INXS; he had the voice, charisma and songwriting talent that made him a superstar in the 80's and 90's.
INXS also had a sax player that made them unique as a pop band... the rest were - Garry Gary Beers (bass)... and brothers Tim Farriss (lead guitar), Andrew Farriss (keyboards) and Jon Farriss (drums)
This concert captured INXS at the height of stardom touring on their 7th album 'X' in 1990.
Unfortunately, the alternative 90's trends somewhat marginalized INXS' appeal but they carried on releasing albums & touring... Their last album w/ Michael Hutchence was 'Elegantly wasted' in 1997... and the singer was hoping to release a solo album afterwards.
Despite his stardom, Michael Hutchence ended up in a scandalous relationship w/ the wife of British icon Bob Geldof (who organized the Live Aid '85 charity concert) which resulted in a bitter divorce and custody battle, while Hutchence and girlfriend Paula Yates welcomed a daughter together... In late 1997, he was hoping to spend the Christmas holidays w/ Yates and his daughter when he was informed that Yates court case was delayed and they could not leave for the holidays... Hutchence apparently made frantic calls to remedy the situation to no avail... The next day, he was found dead from suicide.
Paula Yates died a few years later; Yates' ex-husband Bob Geldof raised their daughter Tiger Lily.
INXS tried to carry on w/ new singers, but it was impossible to replace a singer of Michael Hutchence's star and caliber. They disbanded in 2012.
Mate, that was a really respectful (toward Michael and the band).. great synopsis and cool info for anyone wanting to discover INXS.. I’m 51.. my boy is 16 (both musos). He loves them. So do all his mates ✌️
Michael is and always will be one of the very few authentic Soul Rock God's. He had the voice, the looks, the moves, the charisma and not one girl or guy I ever came across would deny that! Gone way too soon. 💔
I loved his voice. RIP Mr. Hutchence
This concert DVD is one of the best ever. INXS at their peak, in Wembley Stadium, in front of 72,000 fans, which at the time was a big deal for a band from Australia to sell out a Wembley show in London, England. The whole show is a must watch if you like what you saw here
They were an extraordinary band and Michael Hutchence was an extraordinary front man. He also dated the innocent pop Queen back in the 80s Kylie Minogue for 3 years. Kylie is now one of the biggest superstars on the planet. She did a tribute to him singing, I Need You Tonight on one of her tours I think it was 2015 . This is a mashup of the video he did for the song and Kylie’s covering it in concert. It’s pretty spectacular.
Trivia he wrote the song Suicide Blonde for Kylie. Below is the link to the mashup.
ruclips.net/video/bBRgoJZd73M/видео.htmlsi=ijZqc-im5DfbOI_o
My very first rock concert was INXS. I loved their song "Listen Like Thieves" because it was a radio hit but then my friend turned me on to one of their older songs "Don't Change" then invited me to go with him to the concert when they came to town. I think they played the entire Kick album but the final encore was "Don't Change." They were such a great band.
i was at this actual concert... 13 july 1991. six rows from the front and stage right.... i will never forget it
That's awesome.
Very jealous.
These may have been my 2 favourites of theirs.
Did i request the best ones of the night?
@@troywatson5429 guns in the sky to start and then into new sensation. never tear us apart was an absolute belter. still remember it to this day.
Me too!!!!
My wife and I saw INXS in a hundred year old ornate theater at the begining of their KICK tour. Five rows back with fifteen hundred in attendance. In no time they were playing in front of a hundred thousand people in stadiums.
I've seen just about every big rock act in my seventy years. INXS was the finest executing musical ensemble I've seen. Michael Huchence was absolutely magical and second to no one as a frontman. Great band, great loss. So so lucky to have seen and heard them.
that would have been awesome! For some reason i like reading fans experiences/comments.
Im 61 first saw them for $1 on the university lawns in Adelaide South Australia in the 70's, we were lucky, $2 to see AC/DC at the local town Hall and Cold Chisel at the Largs Pier Hotel, the 70;s and 80's were just amazing in Australia for live music
I saw inxs on the get out of the house tour, where they were playing intimate venues. We were on the balcony. Michael climbed up the speakers and onto the balcony, it was a good 20 foot drop if he messed it up! What a gig. What a band.
@@Eskay1206 i first lived in new zealand (£10 pom 1973 ) lots of great bands in NZ and AUS if i remember rightly i saw them in the marrickville hotel sydney had to be in 1979 as they where not famous then just another aussie pub band, same time i was going to see the angels cold chisel AC/DC sydney cricket ground 1980, even seen rolf harris ( the creep ) getting pelted with beer cans at the sydney opera house new years eve event, but i had a real soft spot for the music of split enz saw them at the coogee bay hotel xmas eve 1980 and years later when i returned to the uk seen neil finn and his band in newcastle north east england, have great memories of the seventies and eighties re fantastic bands in aus and nz, even the buskers in kings cross had a bit class lol, i would give the guy $5 if i could play and sing a song so you can say i busked in the cross lol
My brother, cousin and I are in that ‘sea of people’ lol First saw Inxs at the Albert Hall when they were promoting their Listen like Thieves album, think it was 1985 and saw them many times after that. Michael Hutchence was a great frontman and is sorely missed.
I saw them 3 times... all as the back up band to... (get this) Adam Ant at a tiny ice arena in E. Lansing, MI. Then the Go Gos in Tampa. Then U2 near Detroit. The last 2 were big arena shows. They owned the stage at each one. Especially Hutchence. Def. gone too soon. RIP.
I don't think there was a female alive who wasn't a little in love with Michael. INXS with Jimmy Barnes singing Good Times is another banger
I must have been the exception. I was more in to the other band members than Michael. lol
I think even straight male fans were a little into Michael. 😂
Yes 🙌 that’s another banger and Jimmy Barnes of course is another living legend.
Completely agree Jimmy & Michael are amazing in that!
First time ever hearing them was in 86 when I was in the Navy. The Swing was the first album I heard and I was hooked.
RIP Michael Hutchence, one of rock’s greatest vocalists and performers. Please, anybody who is depressed, please seek help, or you may end your life like MH. Peace
inxs didn't have a bad song while michael was fronting them. miss him so much. I don't care what anyone says he was/is/always will be the best frontman in rock and roll.
Their music has not dated. They would take the world by storm today without changing a thing. Absolute super stars.
These reactions highlight just how much American Audiences missed out on.
I saw them play live in Phoenix in the early-mid '90s. They were phenomenal. By chance I waited on Andrew having lunch alone, the day of the concert. He was very nice & low-key, just treated him like any other person & didn't acknowledge that I knew who he was, to allow him some normal life. It wasn't as big as Wembley but I'd loved them from the mid-80s and their live show was incredible.
You’re not far off with your initial perception. From their debut self titled album INXS back in 1980, specifically the song Just Keep Walking very much had a punk ‘esque’ characteristic to it. From there, they just kept reinventing themselves to the stellar band they were renowned for. Had the privilege of seeing them live 8 times, which sadly should have been so many more. They were a true force within the Australian/worldwide music industry
It can't be understated how popular INXS was globally. They were really one of only a few of the biggest bands in the world in the late 80s and into the 90s, period. They'd been together for years in Australia and had success, but they hit huge, huge in '87 w/their album KICK. It had so many huge hit singles, one after the other, their videos were on MTV 24/7, they were just omnipresent. So yes, this is how popular they were, to have Wembley rocking like this. The lead singer, Micheal Hutchence, died in '97, very, very sad loss. People like Bono from U2, who was a close friend, wrote a couple songs about/for him, they performed w/Queen & Bon Jovi (I'm saying those examples to show you how big they were, lol) at various live shows...they were IT. The entire concert is fire and the 2 you picked are great, thanks!
Was there! Still have my ticket, and the t-shirt! :)
“The drummer and the bass player look like they could be brothers, and the guitarist and the singer look like they could be brothers”
Now THAT’s some irony! In a band that has three brothers in it, you picked two of the few combinations of two members that AREN’T brothers.
INXS, at this concert in 1991, this was the final peak of 80's music. Nirvana and grunge soon took over from here, but nothing can steal away this fantastic concert from a fantastic band. The only song I'd add is Suicide Blonde. I've never seen 74 thousand people all bounce up and down in time like I saw to this song at Wembley...
Next for them, check out their music video for "Tear Us Apart".
I prefer the live version from Wembley… Just sayin’
@@evaadams8298 it's good too, for sure
Lead singer Michael Hutchence died in 1997. The band struggled with numerous replacement lead singers but eventually disbanded in 2012.
Up to and including a _reality show contest_ to select a new singer! JD Fortune had the perfect name but iirc too much ego.
The best rock band ever. Michael's voice is unparalleled
Totally agree. I always felt Michael was only going to get better. Sadly we were never to witness that😢
lived and breathed INXS all through high school , top quality aussie music , johnsons aeroplane still has a special place in my heart 😮
YES!!! The Swing album was just incredible. Not one bad track.
The first album (vinyl) i bought by myself was INXS's Kick, it's an 80's Rock masterpiece full of hits. I saw them live in my home town of Saint-Malo in the castle's yard. They were one of the best live rock bands. ⚡🤘⚡
I’m 72 and I love INXS they were brilliant! TookAmerica by,storm!
I'm 74 😂❤❤❤
Greatest rock band of their time. Unfortunately, Michael Hutchence, lead singer, died very young. One of Australia's greatest groups.
Thank you for this great reaction to my favorite Band, my Michael Hutchence 💖🙏🏻💝 Greetings from Germany
I worked in a bar in North Sydney, Australia called the Alley Cat where INXS performed gigs in the late '70's. I'm now 65, and they are still my no, 1 band.
Please react to Need you tonight, & Never tear us apart by them also😊
INXS rock man, there is an awesome 4K video of this show it was recorded in 35mm high quality film back in 91 and was recently reworked into 4K it's called, INXS Live baby live, Great show a must :)
Nice to see you get some INXS. I saw them for the X factor tour a while ago now…. Check out the song Suicide Blonde live.
Mate we rocked to INXS here in Australia…I saw these boys at the tender age of 16 when my girlfriend and I went to their first live performance in Cairns (North Queensland) at The Playpen International- our first flash nightclub to open n Cairns, Australia!! Michael Hutchins was the most charismatic, energetic and sensual singer the World had not seen for so long…
It wasn’t long before the boys left for the US and they became Superstars…such memories…
Ha ha Yes I was there that night in Cairns too :)
@@grant8182 really!! Wow…it was the best fookin night I reckon I had there…although seeing bands like Goanna, Midnight Oil, Gangajang, Paul Kelly at the Kuranda Ampitheatre were also incredible!! Cairns was a great little place in the early 80s…take care mate.
I loved this band back long ago... What a frontman.
I find it very hard to believe that this guy has never heard any INXS songs, even when his friends liked them.
I went to see INXS on their X tour...Loved him forever.
1980, Sydney and I'm 19. I go with a girl I'm really keen on to Chequers. The band playing is INXS. There's about 200 punters. I've seen their name on band posters around town and like you I assume they're punkish, but I haven't heard their music. We are down the front and they start their set. Immediately I am just drawn in and transfixed to the frontman. He is magnetic. The music not really my taste but it doesn't matter. This guy just oozes charisma, energy and style and the band is tight. I walk out of there knowing I have seen something special...
A couple of weeks later they release the single 'Just Keep Walking' and that's it- I'm hooked!
PS: I didn't get the girl, but we are Facebook friends 44 years later and we still occasionally talk about that gig. Thank you Liza!
I learned about INXS through Helena Christensen, the model .. that band was huge! 🙂
That band was something else! I was so sad when I heard the news about Michael on the radio..............
I'm 59 years old but was a massive INXS fan back in the day, and I still am. I saw them live twice, once on the Kick tour and once on The Suicide Blond Tour. They were amazing and I believe they would still be going now if it wasn't for the death of Michael. RIP.
There are three brothers in the band, not the ones you suspected. The drummer, lead guitar, and keyboard player are brothers.
Not many men could rock the leather pants the way Michael did ❤
Around 1978 or 1979 My friends and I saw Men at Work live. The opening band was amazing. Years later I found out it was INXS.
You need to go out and buy an INXS greatest hits CD because this is one of the best bands ever. The amount of music that was popular and on the radio back in their day is tremendous. Michael Hutchence was infectious with his energy and his beautiful face and his energy. When he died, the rest of the band members had a show on TV looking for a singer to replace Michael, of course this was years after he passed. The show was called Rockstar INXS and you can actually see it on RUclips
I love them so much back in the 80’s. They came my high school back in 1981 . They weren’t well known then and everyone loved them .
I was lucky enough to see them twice for the Kick Tour and the Calling all Nations Tour. My favourite band of all time. Well spotted - the keyboardist Andrew Farriss, drummer Jon Farriss, and guitarist Tim Farriss are brothers.
Hi from Australia 🙃 INXS are phenomenal band and Michael was a huge talent..I think you have reacted to Jimmy barnes from the band cold chisel..INXS and jimmy barnes do a great duet called goodtimes (you can see Michael is in awe of Jimmys vocal ability) ❤
Suicide blond live was the best song from this concert imo.❤
I was obsessed with inxs as a teenager.... Awesome true blue aussie band!!!!
I saw them once at a 2000 capacity venue earlier in their career. Michael can command an audience of any size. Glad you noticed the distinctive sound…they worked hard to find a sound they could call their own and they stuck with it until the end
Great band cheezzzy . . Youl have plenty to watch here . .
Sad ending for Michael also for Paula Yates . . Their daughter Tiger Lily is now living in western Australia also a singer song writer . .
She was adopted by Bob Geldof who was Paulas partner . .
Till next time . Take care .
Bye from NZ 🍻🇳🇿👋twa
Saw INXS in Brighton one of the best live bands ever
A little known track from the same show. Look for The Stairs a fabulous track and my favourite
The best Aussie band of my time, est front man too. I'm 70 yrs young! R.I.P Michael Hutchence, gone far too soon.
You're almost correct, the drummer John, keyboards Andrew and guitar Tim are brothers! All high school friends that went onto conquer the world. Aussie bands that cut their teeth (fans will get the reference) in the local pubs all over Australia!
This iconic performance is just amazing. They jam ao well and the vocals of Michael live is just phenomenal. They always sound better live!
The Farris brothers.
RIP,Micheal. You are missed and in our hearts forever.
I first saw INXS way back in 1980, not long after they released their first album, in the back bar of a local Tavern where I live. It was a very small venue with only enough room for about 100 people. The crowd got very drunk and some idiot started throwing empty beer glasses at the band and then all hell broke lose and the police were called and the concert was closed down.
I then saw them again a year later after they had released the Underneath the Colours album at an RSL Club in a nearby Town. It was a much bigger venue with about 500 people there and fortunately the crowd was much better behaved and so I got to see the whole concert.
They didn't come back again after that concert because they got too big for small country town venues.
got to see these guys live - his voice knocks you out with his baritone. Amazing vocals.
I felt like a proud mum watching your reaction. I grew up with INXS, they are from my home town. They are iconic! Concerts were brilliant!
INXS is still the best band in the world.... and we're consistently at their best every performance! xx
Best band and vocalist in the world in my opinion, i recommend you to listen "lately" from this same concert, this guys were and still are so underrated
One of my first ever concerts
One of the best ever Aussie bands
Good times doing mainys down Freo with a carload hanging out the winndows with INXS cranking 😂❤
RIP Michael Hutchence, one of rock’s most charismatic frontmen and singer. Please, anybody suffering from depression, seek help!! That’s what led to MH’s suicide. He had everything to live for
Michael had depression because he had an accidental head injury...a TBI. It changed him hugely. So sad.
Proud to be an Aussie . One of the greatest bands . Yes there are brothers x 3 . The Ferris Brothers . Michael R.I.P ❤❤❤❤
Rockin in paradise. Thank you M. H.
I know them and there song growing up but never like that live so im glad i clicked on this, this was like a whole new step up for me. (need to watch more live stuff) 😀
You must discover Devil Inside and Suicide Blondes by INXS.
I miss shows like this.. the pre-cellphone times were great.
Aussie talent .... Lots of it around ... Sadly missed by so many overseas....oh well, our good luck I suppose.
I was at this concert. To this day it's the best concert I've been to. The level of energy and fun was off the chart
They were bigger than U2 back in the day. If Michael was still around they would still be No1 today IMO
The audience fully enjoying the music, no smartphones at all, those were great concerts.
They were always best live, so miss Michael and the boys together - the 80s best
So proud of this Aussie band. INXS is part of my growing into a young adult in Australia and have seen them live in regional Australia and they were awesome 💥
They were at the peak of their powers here, selling out several Wembley Stadium shows just how massive they were! I saw them live in Adelaide approx 3 yrs prior to this and they were EPIC!
I think you're remembering NOFX!!
That singer was so impossibly cool, handsome, best hair ever hah. And of course that soulful voice. What a band.
He also sang a Max Q song called Way of the world. Check that out.