ITT: INXS
ITT: INXS
Daniel Richardson
Brayden Jenkins
itt; moo is born after the year 2000
Charles Garcia
Please one response and I'll fuck off
Joshua Taylor
DREAM ON BLACK BOY
Henry Collins
Thanks white girl, I'll fuck off now
Jonathan Butler
Need You Tonight is god-tier
Christopher Wright
M8 I r8 this song 8/8
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Cameron Smith
Juan Taylor
>Name a sexier voice.
Landon Moore
DUDE EROTIC ASPHYXIATION LMAO
Aaron Thomas
Please don't, I need you tonight.
Grayson Smith
When I was 16 I asked a girl out to an INXS show. I didn't know anything about them, but I knew retro new wave stuff was cool, and their concert was way cheaper than The White Stripes, who were also playing. The girl turned me down and said she had a boyfriend. Turns out she really did have a boyfriend, and I met him. But regardless, after that I never talked to her again because I felt all awkward and stuff.
Eli Hughes
You might have dodged a bullet there. If it was INXS when The White Stripes were big, then that was INXS in their "futile quest for a new lead singer" years. Despite the rest of the band being talented, they just weren't as good without Michael Hutchence.
Joseph Ward
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Isaac Carter
FALLING DOWN THE MOUNTAIN
Kevin Ross
I NEED YOU TONIGHT
Landon Jackson
Fucking lel. Is he usually that whiny or did that band kill his cat or something.
Dylan Rodriguez
He's saying INXS were just product with no particularly interesting traits, but somehow managed to produce a catchy, well-crafted pop rock album and he thinks it's unfair for a band that mediocre to make a record that...good.
Easton Morris
gotcha
Brody White
Hutchence was a super charismatic frontman with a powerful voice. Attempting to stay relevant by replacing him and keeping the INXS name was such a desperate move. Also, The One Thing was a jam.
Henry Adams
I'm not sure If I agree with him on that. "silly middlebrow hacks" makes it sound like they came from nowhere and miraculously one good album. If you listened to Kick, then listened to "Listen Like Thieves and "The Swing" that came before it, you could see that the sound and even the popularity of Kick had been coming for a few albums.
Logan Gray
They had a pretty solid run of albums from Shabooh Shoobah through X.
Owen Wood
Christgau did the same thing with the Doobie Brothers actually; he said they were just mediocre formula rock but Minute By Minute was a nice collection of catchy, danceable pop rock tunes.
Logan Brown
I always thought of them as a New Wave Def Leppard. They found what worked and stuck with it.
Aaron Baker
Interesting. I think that Welcome to Wherever You Are was not only solid but overall their best album.
Julian Richardson
It seems that the whole hairspray rock thing never filtered down to Australia because AC/DC didn't do that either; they never abandoned their barroom band look.
Anthony Richardson
Australians are too gritty and bogan to look like Poison. You'd be laughed out of the building if you tried to pull that shit down here.