SO GETTING THIS SHIT!!

In 2011, as part of a new, long-term agreement, the complete catalogue from one of Australia's greatest ever bands, INXS, is proudly reissued by Universal Music. The enviable body of work from one of the world's most popular bands of the past 30 years enjoys a long-overdue remaster and regeneration – a band who have provided the soundtrack to all our lives.

From their original formation in Australia in 1977, INXS with Michael Hutchence on lead vocals created a body of work which has sold more than 30 million albums worldwide, including No. 1 hits in four continents, six UK Top 10 albums, five US Top 20 albums, and 33 hits in their homeland Australia. The band's most successful releases include 1987's "Kick," with global sales of 10 million,1990's "X" and 1992's "Welcome To Wherever You Are".

This box set compiles the band's enviable 10-album catalogue, in a heavy card slipcase – available for a limited time only in Australia, UK & Europe. The 10 remastered albums will also be on sale individually and via iTunes.

INXS

1. On a Bus
2. Doctor
3. Just Keep Walking
4. Learn to Smile
5. Jumping
6. In Vain
7. Roller Skating
8. Body Language
9. Newsreel Babies
10. Wishy Washy

Underneath The Colours

1. Stay Young
2. Horizons
3. Big Go Go
4. Underneath the Colours
5. Fair Weather Ahead
6. Night of Rebellion
7. Follow
8. Barbarian
9. What Would You Do
10. Just to Learn Again

Shabooh Shoobah

1. The One Thing
2. To Look at You
3. Spy of Love
4. Soul Mistake
5. Here Comes
6. Black and White
7. Golden Playpen
8. Jan's Song
9. Old World New World
10. Don't Change

The Swing

1. Original Sin
2. Melting in the Sun
3. I Send a Message
4. Dancing on the Jetty
5. The Swing
6. Johnson's Aeroplane
7. Love Is (What I Say)
8. Face the Change
9. Burn for You
10. All the Voices

Listen Like Thieves

1. What You Need
2. Listen Like Thieves
3. Kiss the Dirt (Falling Down the Mountain)
4. Shine Like It Does
5. Good + Bad Times
6. Biting Bullets
7. This Time
8. Three Sisters
9. Same Direction
10. One x One
11. Red Red Sun

Kick

1. Guns in the Sky
2. New Sensation
3. Devil Inside
4. Need You Tonight
5. Mediate
6. The Loved One
7. Wild Life
8. Never Tear Us Apart
9. Mystify
10. Kick
11. Calling All Nations
12. Tiny Daggers

X

1. Suicide Blonde
2. Disappear
3. The Stairs
4. Faith in Each Other
5. By My Side
6. Lately
7. Who Pays the Price
8. Know the Difference
9. Bitter Tears
10. On My Way
11. Hear That Sound

Welcome To Wherever You Are

1. Questions
2. Heaven Sent
3. Communication
4. Taste It
5. Not Enough Time
6. All Around
7. Baby Don't Cry
8. Beautiful Girl
9. Wishing Well
10. Back on Line
11. Strange Desire
12. Men and Women

Full Moon, Dirty Hearts

1. Days of Rust
2. The Gift
3. Make Your Peace
4. Time
5. I'm Only Looking
6. Please (You Got That…)
7. Full Moon, Dirty Hearts
8. Freedom Deep
9. Kill the Pain
10. Cut Your Roses Down
11. The Messenger
12. Viking Juice
13. Born to Be Wild

Elegantly Wasted

1. Show Me (Cherry Baby)
2. Elegantly Wasted
3. Everything
4. Don't Lose Your Head
5. Searching
6. I'm Just a Man
7. Girl On Fire
8. We Are Thrown Together
9. Shake The Tree
10. She Is Rising
11. Building Bridges
12. Shine

Australia (released 3rd June, 2011)
Available from JB HiFi: $84.00 AUD
https://www.jbhifionline....ter/650221

UK / Europe (released 30th May, 2011)
Available from Universal Music Store: €54.99
http://store.universal-mu...527707808/

xperience319 said:

SO GETTING THIS SHIT!!

In 2011, as part of a new, long-term agreement, the complete catalogue from one of Australia's greatest ever bands, INXS, is proudly reissued by Universal Music. The enviable body of work from one of the world's most popular bands of the past 30 years enjoys a long-overdue remaster and regeneration – a band who have provided the soundtrack to all our lives.

From their original formation in Australia in 1977, INXS with Michael Hutchence on lead vocals created a body of work which has sold more than 30 million albums worldwide, including No. 1 hits in four continents, six UK Top 10 albums, five US Top 20 albums, and 33 hits in their homeland Australia. The band's most successful releases include 1987's "Kick," with global sales of 10 million,1990's "X" and 1992's "Welcome To Wherever You Are".

This box set compiles the band's enviable 10-album catalogue, in a heavy card slipcase – available for a limited time only in Australia, UK & Europe. The 10 remastered albums will also be on sale individually and via iTunes.

INXS

1. On a Bus
2. Doctor
3. Just Keep Walking
4. Learn to Smile
5. Jumping
6. In Vain
7. Roller Skating
8. Body Language
9. Newsreel Babies
10. Wishy Washy

Underneath The Colours

1. Stay Young
2. Horizons
3. Big Go Go
4. Underneath the Colours
5. Fair Weather Ahead
6. Night of Rebellion
7. Follow
8. Barbarian
9. What Would You Do
10. Just to Learn Again

Shabooh Shoobah

1. The One Thing
2. To Look at You
3. Spy of Love
4. Soul Mistake
5. Here Comes
6. Black and White
7. Golden Playpen
8. Jan's Song
9. Old World New World
10. Don't Change

The Swing

1. Original Sin
2. Melting in the Sun
3. I Send a Message
4. Dancing on the Jetty
5. The Swing
6. Johnson's Aeroplane
7. Love Is (What I Say)
8. Face the Change
9. Burn for You
10. All the Voices

Listen Like Thieves

1. What You Need
2. Listen Like Thieves
3. Kiss the Dirt (Falling Down the Mountain)
4. Shine Like It Does
5. Good + Bad Times
6. Biting Bullets
7. This Time
8. Three Sisters
9. Same Direction
10. One x One
11. Red Red Sun

Kick

1. Guns in the Sky
2. New Sensation
3. Devil Inside
4. Need You Tonight
5. Mediate
6. The Loved One
7. Wild Life
8. Never Tear Us Apart
9. Mystify
10. Kick
11. Calling All Nations
12. Tiny Daggers

X

1. Suicide Blonde
2. Disappear
3. The Stairs
4. Faith in Each Other
5. By My Side
6. Lately
7. Who Pays the Price
8. Know the Difference
9. Bitter Tears
10. On My Way
11. Hear That Sound

Welcome To Wherever You Are

1. Questions
2. Heaven Sent
3. Communication
4. Taste It
5. Not Enough Time
6. All Around
7. Baby Don't Cry
8. Beautiful Girl
9. Wishing Well
10. Back on Line
11. Strange Desire
12. Men and Women

Full Moon, Dirty Hearts

1. Days of Rust
2. The Gift
3. Make Your Peace
4. Time
5. I'm Only Looking
6. Please (You Got That…)
7. Full Moon, Dirty Hearts
8. Freedom Deep
9. Kill the Pain
10. Cut Your Roses Down
11. The Messenger
12. Viking Juice
13. Born to Be Wild

Elegantly Wasted

1. Show Me (Cherry Baby)
2. Elegantly Wasted
3. Everything
4. Don't Lose Your Head
5. Searching
6. I'm Just a Man
7. Girl On Fire
8. We Are Thrown Together
9. Shake The Tree
10. She Is Rising
11. Building Bridges
12. Shine

Australia (released 3rd June, 2011)
Available from JB HiFi: $84.00 AUD
https://www.jbhifionline....ter/650221

UK / Europe (released 30th May, 2011)
Available from Universal Music Store: €54.99
http://store.universal-mu...527707808/

Yeah this is totally excellent, there CDS needed to be big time remastering. The sound is shit espeically on the earlier ones. though there were a few remasters of KICK,X<and Welcome to wherever, which were all great albums, things like The Swing, Listen Like Thieves, and Shooboh clearly were their best works, but it will be great, though, too bad the bonus tracks are none? whats with that? Inxs has tons of bsides and 12" mixes and covers and studio demos to make a box just of that. But glad this is happening, along with their current tour its kicking ass and coming to america later this year!

All a bit pointless. No bonus tracks.

Shame that they never did a tour with Terence Trent D'Arby singing. He fitted so well with what they do.

Mong said:

All a bit pointless. No bonus tracks.

Shame that they never did a tour with Terence Trent D'Arby singing. He fitted so well with what they do.

the bonus tracks is a let down, however those cds needed to be improved and remastered, almost all sound very very low. The interesting thing though i think this is something thrown together by the label without really getting up with the band, as you see its mainly overseas, also the band iis now on tour and not even has mentioned this on their site at all, the talk is all about the tour, the "Original Sin" record and work on the new album.

As for TTD fronting this band, it would be a disaster, sure its cool, to have him up there as a one-off but his head is way to big to be in a band, i can see INXS booting him after a few shows easily, and forget about an album ever happening with him, two different worlds they are in, TTD is great but no way a BAND person. JD is perfect for this band and thank god hes back on board and touring/recording with them

No point really. They should have put this out before the expanded remasters of the main albums. I'm not buying half of them again with less tracks on.

Single discs for me, and the first three albums don't do anything for me. they are more of a work in progress.

I much prefer listening to the re-recorded 90's version of something like Stay Young than the terribly thin original.