Great site Mr Hutchence. I have just read through it all and felt very touched and at times felt shivers through my body as I read contributors memories of Michael. I have been a fan since the late 80's and for many years INXS were the only music I listened to. Michael was my idol, throught those years, I tried to look like him (as a rock star) and talk and walk like him. Now, I still look up to him, but not as a rockstar but as a person, and after reading so many fond memories, it would be nice just to have one of his many traits as a human being. I still love the music, and the words, and the new solo album is something I know he would be very proud of, as I am sure you. All of the contributors seemed to have been very touched by Michael, and I think to know him would have been a great priveledge. I know I feel that just to have shook his hand at a gig at Sydney Uni in 93 and again in 94 and the Hordern. One of my greatest memories is when he was introducing a song as “one of our first” “Just Keep Walking” I yelled - he looked straight at me and nodded. Michael meant a lot to me and still does. Michael was a star, but still Just A Man, a great Man.