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Music has lost another great soul. I know up in heaven there has to be one great jam session going on. You may be gone but you will forever live on in your music.
As a fan of Mr. Hutchence and INXS, I would like to express my immense gratitude for having been able to experience their music over the years. As a human being, I would like to convey my most profound sympathy and best wishes for the friends, family and colleagues of Mr. Hutchence, but most importantly for his daughter, Tiger Lily. May you all shine... always.
Hey Mick,
Just thinking of you today, knowing that Tigers birthday is only a week and 1 day away. Rest in peace you legend that still lives on in the thousands of thousands of your adored fans. Luv ya mate. I forever love your music. Your Rock xxooxx
Just thinking of you today, knowing that Tigers birthday is only a week and 1 day away. Rest in peace you legend that still lives on in the thousands of thousands of your adored fans. Luv ya mate. I forever love your music. Your Rock xxooxx
on that fatal day I heard the news I was in tears for days. I used to love to hear the songs, to hear his voice sing to me, to sing along to my favorite songs. But now that time is gone, it will never be the same. For tragedy has taken my love away. Still to this day every time I hear one of those songs on the radio I am saddend and I am taken back to the memory of that dreadful thanksgiving day. I can't look back to when it was a joy, only to when my heart sank in disbelief. I try to blank the songs out of my mind and I don't play the music hear anymore. Even thought I never met him or the band, or never heard them live in concert, I will miss him just the same as if I knew him forever,in my soul.
We miss you, Michael. I hope you are resting in the most beautiful and serene peace. You gave us all so much to be grateful for, and you will always, always be remembered for the beautiful soul you were and always will be. Thank you for the music and the memories. Peace to you forever...
The Aragon Ballroom on Thanksgiving night, need I say more? Then you died... I died with you.
I must say even as i get older i still love the sound of michaels voice and still listen remember and think of him, this is a beautiful website and i must say his daughter is a beautiful angel and im sure dad is watching over Jen
you guys are the best always will be sorry for the loss hopfully you will keep it going
God you were amazing. I'm listening to need you tonight as I write this. I may be a new fan, but I know I'm a big one!
god bless all of us,P.L.U.R.
Thank you.
To all who loves Michael You have been in my prays and always will be. There is one thing I would like to say Michael is in a better place and is at home and walking with Jesus. love and much respect.
When I think back to my high school years I always remember your group. Music was a big part of my life. Thank You for the great great music. You are missed.
michael continues to inspire me ... i listen to that hauntingly beautiful voice daily... still love you... tiger lily your dad was the best
I miss Michael's voice on the radio, his was very distictive. Not to many artist today could do what he did. He is missed tremendously.
Still a gaping hole in music.
Condolences to family of Michael Hutchence and to INXS
Condolences to family of Michael Hutchence and to INXS
INXS is a good part of my living memory.
RIP
What can I say? You were charasmatic, you exuded sexuality and your kind soul shone through. Been watching the Inxs show and find it too painful to hear someone else sing the words that only Michael could and should be singing. I applaud and praise the band members for having the strength to sit there and endure others performing his words. Not only was his death untimely to his family and friends but also to the fans. I wish that you MIchael have the ability to see how many lives you have affected not only by your talents but also by the great loss that has been bestowed on us. I wish the band the best of luck and that Michael, You Rest In Peace!
I've never stopped playing the albums, never stopped listening to the words. I am 43 now and when Shabooh came through my MTV back in 82, is when I became addicted. Compare all you want. Michael was a stark and unique individual. He didn't just wear his heart on his sleeve, he tore it out and held it there for us to take a little piece of. His presence on stage, his words and his voice as instrument, all instantly moved me. I was 20 in 82, on the verge of conquering my own little world, my bounds limitless. INXS became the soundtrack to my life. Songs of people relating, the most poignant of two people relating. I think about a song like Mediate and I think how one song can link so many types of human beings, and The Stairs, and how humanity is one large living breathing body, where we all are connected to each other, however lightly or remotely. Connected. We should never have let one so eloquent and passionate about his relationship to his loved ones and to his fans and his world, slip though our fingers.
I've moved on, but no other music has affected me the way INXS has, no other voice has filled my head and felt so much like my own. I've battled my own set of demons in my time and survived them, and now have a wife and 3 lovely teenage daughters to thank for getting me through. Michael's voice and words, captured on disk, preserved for all time, still get through, still make my heart soar. Keep me young. I can't say I will never stop envying that soul who slid through my TV set in 1982 and found a place in my heart back then. Who I dreamt of trading places with many times in those 15 years. Every time I grab the microphone on karaoke night in a small smoke filled bar, I think I should've taken that chance when I was 16 and my friends thought I had an OK voice. But I was too shy to expose myself, expose my heart, my soul like that. Like Michael did. But staying who I did, allows me to keep on enjoying his art, and enjoy it, God-willing, for a very long time.
Thank you Michael. You are always by my side.
Ron Barras Jr.
Philadelphia
I've moved on, but no other music has affected me the way INXS has, no other voice has filled my head and felt so much like my own. I've battled my own set of demons in my time and survived them, and now have a wife and 3 lovely teenage daughters to thank for getting me through. Michael's voice and words, captured on disk, preserved for all time, still get through, still make my heart soar. Keep me young. I can't say I will never stop envying that soul who slid through my TV set in 1982 and found a place in my heart back then. Who I dreamt of trading places with many times in those 15 years. Every time I grab the microphone on karaoke night in a small smoke filled bar, I think I should've taken that chance when I was 16 and my friends thought I had an OK voice. But I was too shy to expose myself, expose my heart, my soul like that. Like Michael did. But staying who I did, allows me to keep on enjoying his art, and enjoy it, God-willing, for a very long time.
Thank you Michael. You are always by my side.
Ron Barras Jr.
Philadelphia
I saw him in concert with the Go-Go's years ago and had the fortune of meeting the whole band .I was in awe of him as I was 16 at the time and secretly crushed on him.What a sweet and gentle person he was to me.I was just 1 in a million I am sure ,but he made me feel feel like a million dollar baby that night!I will forever miss that sexy slither of his...
we miss you, michael! you will always be part of INXS...you are irreplaceable
I got to meet Michael in 1996 on the TV show I work on. He was kind thoughtful, funny and of course talented. He was a part of my growing up. I miss him still.
Michael, you beautiful man, REST IN PEACE........
You made me feel like I had a devil inside. You will awalys be missed.