INXS - The Best of Inxs
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Free Music Notes for The Best of Inxs
Free Music Review: Kick is better...
Hit: 3 Stars
I can't believe Kick isn't on there?!
Kick is the better album to buy if you can only buy one, it's consistently higher energy from start to finish.
Free Music Review: This is the Best?
Hit: 2 Stars
The title of this album is definately a misnomer if they think this is the "Best" of INXS. While it does have many fan favorites, there are many tracks noticeable absent. Where is Mediate, Heaven Sent, The Stairs? How could they not put the most popular self-titled track "Elegantly Wasted" on an album of "The Best?" With the band no more, this should be the final "greatest hits" album, yet somehow they manage to screw it up. The bonus unreleased tracks are mediocre, but don't belong on an album that is already missing several notable favorites. Even though it was produced 7 years earlier, "INXS - Greatest Hits" is a superior album to this one, and I would recommend it over this poor sequel.
Free Music Review: mwadewht
Hit: 2 Stars
More filler than true hits. Some of their best known songs are left off. Random order. INXS was much better than this.Free Music Review: Pathetic old geezers
Hit: 1 Stars
Ok, I really don't know a lot about INXS, except that they were an important band in their time. The reason for this review is that earlier today I saw the remains of INXS on MTV in a reality concept with where the goal is to find a new lead singer for the band. In other words, young cool and hot guy or girl, with a bunch of old geezers in the back. Already this reminds me of Toni Iommi's pathetic effort of keeping Black Sabbath alive, even though he was the only original member, and (in my opinion), Sabbath was over the minute Ozzy was out.
Back to INXS. What really makes me give this record (or any record as of now) one star (I'd prefer none) is the fact that a band that used to have something to say for music, is now reduced to a pile of old guys that are so desperate that they've sold themselves to MTV in order to get a bit of hype again. Would there be a point in trying to replace Eddie Vedder in Pearl Jam, James Hetfield in Metallica, or Chris Cornell from any band he might be in? NO!!! I mean, come on. Realize that when it's over, it's over.