I just love to go to this site now and then. It is a beautiful memory of the greatest singer/performer and not the least songwriter (together with Andrew Farris of course) ever.
I love to read everything over and over again. Not that I do it that often - once or twice a year maybe. I'm playing my INXS records (and Michael's fabulous solo album of course) as often as possible (living with a musician, I mostly do when I'm alone). It always makes me in a good mood. Everything from the first album to Switch.
I did react to something Kirk said in an interview here - that people need to move on. I can only speak for myself, I have and I hope that other fans has too. I cherish the memory of the fantastic musician/artist/songwriter Michael and of course I think it is a great loss that he left us so early. From everything I've read, he seems to have been an outstanding person in every way, a wonderful friend and far from a “diva”. I never met him, so I can't say anything from my own experience, but it feels like a great loss for the world in every aspect.
I do hope that every fan takes the opportunity to listen to the Switch album. JD is not Michael, but he's a great singer too, and INXS is as always a fantastic band. The Rock Star show was sadly never sent in Sweden though.
As said before, I never knew Michael, but from all I have read here, from the documentaries I've seen etc I feel in my heart that he's sitting on a cloud in Heaven together with his lovely dad Kell watching over us all. Happy for everything INXS does today with JD. But, of course, I can never know.
I will always miss Michael as the oustanding artist he was and I hope to be able to visit this site for decades to come. He'll never be forgotten. My heart goes out to all that knew him personally as ten years soon has passed.
Love,
Cissi
I love to read everything over and over again. Not that I do it that often - once or twice a year maybe. I'm playing my INXS records (and Michael's fabulous solo album of course) as often as possible (living with a musician, I mostly do when I'm alone). It always makes me in a good mood. Everything from the first album to Switch.
I did react to something Kirk said in an interview here - that people need to move on. I can only speak for myself, I have and I hope that other fans has too. I cherish the memory of the fantastic musician/artist/songwriter Michael and of course I think it is a great loss that he left us so early. From everything I've read, he seems to have been an outstanding person in every way, a wonderful friend and far from a “diva”. I never met him, so I can't say anything from my own experience, but it feels like a great loss for the world in every aspect.
I do hope that every fan takes the opportunity to listen to the Switch album. JD is not Michael, but he's a great singer too, and INXS is as always a fantastic band. The Rock Star show was sadly never sent in Sweden though.
As said before, I never knew Michael, but from all I have read here, from the documentaries I've seen etc I feel in my heart that he's sitting on a cloud in Heaven together with his lovely dad Kell watching over us all. Happy for everything INXS does today with JD. But, of course, I can never know.
I will always miss Michael as the oustanding artist he was and I hope to be able to visit this site for decades to come. He'll never be forgotten. My heart goes out to all that knew him personally as ten years soon has passed.
Love,
Cissi