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I loved inxs and i still do michael was sensational i remember going to 3 concerts in three days ! it was at festival hall melb aust 85/86 eurogligers as back up inxs was main band . i got to meet michael at the 2nd concert and could'nt have met a nicer person all i have to say is that what a kisser ! so he has another stage to performe on he'll kill 'em .p.s michael say hello to my mum who was also involved in music .thank you chatty natty

Thank you so much for this beautiful website. I have spend all afternoon reading every single item and it lifted me up.

I heard “Listen Like Thieves” on the radio this morning and I really broke down. So strange after 4 years, I hadn't expected it to be so violent anymore. Still, come to think of it, it was the worst birthday of my life, 22nd November 1997. This helped me today, and it probably will in the future.

Thank you again.

Michael's talent did touch so many... his music and my memories of seeing him perform will be in my heart forever. “Never Tear Us Apart” was playing when I met my (now) husband and was “our song”...a beautiful song. We now have two beautiful daughters, close in age to Tiger. My heart goes out to her, having lost her father. After the tragic events of September 11th here in New York, our mayor spoke beautifully to children who lost parent(s) in the attacks and reminded them that their parent(s) would always live inside them...that they made that child and, therefore, a piece of them is always there. In the few pictures I have seen of Tiger, she has his magical “spark”. I hope it burns in her forever and keeps her going when times are tough. I am looking forward to visiting your beautiful country soon for the first time and I hope to visit the memorial...at the very least, I will say a prayer when I gaze over Sydney Harbour and “I will sing your song”, Michael.

Fue una de las partidas mas dolorosa de la musica, soy un buen almirador de INXS y me afecto emocionalmente su partida, pero creo que este es un pequeño y buen homenaje a Michael, lo extrañamos, pero sigue vivio en nuestros corazones. ONE, U2.

I have been an INXS fan for about fourteen years. I never had the opportunity to see them live until my husband surprised me with tickets to a show held in Boston in Septemer of 1997. I am so thankful that I had the chance to see the band and still recognize it as one of the greatest times that I have ever had!!!! I was deeply saddened by Michael's death but I am happy that he lives on in his music and in the wonderful memories so many people have of him. I wish his family (especially his little girl) all the best!!!!

INXS was the first concert I remember going to -- back in 1990, and it was amazing! Michael's awesome voice and beautiful spirit continue to live on everytime I hear an INXS song. God bless you all, and remember that this special angel will always be with us.

Thank you so much for this website. I have found it to be very tasteful and respectful to the memory of the man who made me love Oz Rock. I first discovered INXS when I was 12 years old. My older brother introduced me to their music and it wasn't long before I had claimed his copy of Shabooh Shoobah as my own. I remember they used to play fairly regularly at one of our local pubs, and I was extremely jealous of the fact that my brother was able to sneak into the gigs! I bought all their albums, would tape interviews and video clips and every little snippet of INXS on telly or radio that I could. I bought every magazine that had an article or even a picture in it. I made up dance routines to their songs (I was training to be a professional dancer) and dreamed that one day I'd actually dance in an INXS video!! When I was old enough to go to their shows I'd wag school to buy tickets and paint banners to take with me. During the shows I was totally awestruck by the fact that my heros where in the same room as me. If I was close enough to feel their sweat, I felt like I was experiencing the absolute pinnacle of my life. When the shows were over I'd cry, because I just wanted the music to go on forever. I am 30 now, and when I hear Don't Change I still end up weeping.
I still have all the t shirts, the pictures and memorabilia. I have all the singles, twelve inchs and recordings from all the band members side projects too. I get them out of their boxes sometimes and think how others would laugh at me for my teenage obsession. But I will never throw these reminders away. INXS were my teachers and I feel like they are the oldest friends I have. I never got to meet any of them personally to tell them how happy their music made me, and still makes me today. I hope one of them reads this, because I feel like I should have made an effort to thank Michael for the joy he brought me, while he was here.
Music will never be the same for me. When Michael died, old school friends rang me to tell me they were thinking of me. I watch the live concert videos, and think, I'd love to have seen them one more time - like this. Belting out What You Need or grooving along with New Sensation.
One day I will.................

What a wonderful site!

It's strange, but I can't make up my mind that Michael is not longer with us.

I mean, I watched the “LIVE BABY LIVE” on DVD, and I still believe that he's alive. Or, sometimes I feel like his death was last year, not 4 years ago...

Crazy this girl, you might say? Yes. But this is the way I feel. In my head, he's still singing!

Thinking of Michael(as always) and I want to wish his family, and the friends I've made because of him a very happy holiday season!

Love, Cathy

My thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time.

STILL thinking about Michael...and Paula...and (adorable) Tiger, even (or especially?) on a holiday.

The music lives forever and keeps people afloat during depressing times...what a gift!

Merry Christmas, Hutch!

Hope you have a Whiskey with Stuart Adamson tonight.

God bless you, guys.