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Postby eightiesbaby80 » Mon Nov 01, 2010 9:43 am

Corny / catchy subject line but nevertheless appropriate for a legendary 80s band. I hope everyone remembers INXS? They have a DVD now of live concert footage from a sold-out stadium in Germany - http://amzn.to/b9Iqn8 - and it made me realize how many hits these guys had.

Too bad for their lead singer's untimely death =[

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Postby TragicMagic » Mon Nov 01, 2010 12:42 pm

"I hope everyone remembers INXS?" wow .. that just doesn't sound right to me ;-)

Bit biased maybe being Aussie - but yes, love INXS. They are still performing (albeit with JD Fortune (again) and not Michael)

Down there they are known as a legendary Oz-Rock group and still fill Stadiums (even without Michael) - though nowhere near as popular. I think they are still pretty popular in other parts of the world. Obviously just not Germany (or wherever it is your good self may be from) ;-)

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