The music which changed Me. In 1988, my older sister and her friends camped out for Bros tickets. Thank God or Jedi Knights that INXS suddenly released tix to a sixth Entertainment Centre gig and they bought 🎫. Changed my life as I saw up close the music and the man who would be the soundtrack to my life, to this very day. I have all the INXS albums, Max Q and solo album. He has recorded other tracks for soundtracks and they all kick ass ie Passenger, Whose for the Memories. He has been in four movies if u include extra to one of if the Mad Max movies and he was a genius on stage, having seen INXS ten times. He was a true rock star and in an era of racism he showed me that not all Aussies had an issue with non whites.
Many of his songs were left leaning and as Tina Hutchence said, a Labor Voter, someone who cared for our world and had a voice.
Along with Richard Lowenstein, the videos were groundbreaking.
His music was sexy, loaded with thought provoking messages, stylish, ahead of its time and impactful. He was what we all need!
Many of his songs were left leaning and as Tina Hutchence said, a Labor Voter, someone who cared for our world and had a voice.
Along with Richard Lowenstein, the videos were groundbreaking.
His music was sexy, loaded with thought provoking messages, stylish, ahead of its time and impactful. He was what we all need!