Fantastic band!! Great reaction. Well done. Suicide blonde perhaps??
@adamparker97654 күн бұрын
This was their first big hit and quite controversial at the time . They went on the be the biggest band in the world at one time . There was an award show where they presented Oasis with an award and that idiot Gallagher called them has beens . Michael then went back to the studio and re recorded the lyrics of Elegantly wasted to Better than Oasis . I know who people will still be listening to in another 50 years .
@jcampbellshale6 күн бұрын
We are a long way from you guys and you have your own thousands of talented artists to discover....
@georgeibrahim79456 күн бұрын
Love this song and performance. You should check out Australian legend Jimmy Barnes doing a duet with INXS “good times” live
@reeceswanson684111 күн бұрын
They went to the US but got the short end of the stick so they came home and wrote "You got nothing I want" to stick it up them (the US music scene). The US missed out badly. They're ours anyway.
@finnle13 күн бұрын
I thought this reaction was really good at identifying one of the qualities that separated Michael Hutchence from other highly-regarded frontmen (although I’ll quibble with the ‘not magnetic’ descriptor). Many energetic frontmen have a sort of spastic (or, “bag full of cocaine”, if you will) quality to their onstage movements. Freddy Mercury is a great example. Michael’s style was more fluid and (to me, at least) organic. Some singers charge the stage. Others parade on it. Michael seemed to, I don’t know if ‘slither’ is the right word, or maybe ‘glide’. Not that one style is better than another. It all comes down to preference. But, if that particular style is what you like, no one did it better than Michael Hutchence.
@jemxs12 күн бұрын
Yes exactly!
@OutOnThatLine6 күн бұрын
Fair quibble! What I don't think I expressed properly in my frenzy is that Hutchence (can I call him Hutch?) was so much more SMOOTH than the hard rock of the instrumentalists--which was a very, very winning combination in my mind. Hutchence didn't have "LOOK AT ME!" energy, and very wisely didn't try to gin that up to match the rest of the band. I liked the mysterious tight pantsedness in contrast with the big ball of energy.
@aliarobinson661714 күн бұрын
don't like devil inside. I don't even know how to process that, it's just..why!
@deborahpodeswa614914 күн бұрын
More INXS at Wembley pleeeez😬 Every performance was perfection👌🏼
@jemxs14 күн бұрын
One a side note, whats going on with this algorithm..i search INXS reactions daily and this just shows up today?? Im subbed with notifications on full and still just shows up today!!!!! Grrr yt!
@jemxs14 күн бұрын
INXS were one of the best live bands in the world at this time. Musician magazine said they were: "the best live band in the world." This is one of their older songs and the essence of their early sound. Michael Hutchence oozes charisma and sex appeal. The whole band is tight af and jammed their butts off all concert. You really need to check out What You Need from this show or New Sensation see them in full flight! I loved your reaction!
@kevindobson370115 күн бұрын
Can you please react to Elegantly wasted by INXS , music video version please 😊 reaction
@ForFunzSake18 күн бұрын
Reading Festival 01' was absolutely biblical!!!
@lovingukobe2418 күн бұрын
Such a great reaction! Mind blown🎉
@bronclaire19 күн бұрын
Even if you know the song 'What You Need' you should still watch the live performance of it from this concert - even if just for yourself. Or better yet - the whole concert - it's not just the songs - it's the performance of the whole band with Michael Hutchence leading the way that is mesmerising. They just look like they are also having the best time up there.
@jase091019 күн бұрын
INXS were the masters of taking simple elements and making it complex and catchy AF. They were the best live band on the planet for a stretch in the late 80s early 90s. I was fortunate enough to see them a few times, and even met and hung out with the band a couple times in the 90s. Check out New Sensation from this same concert.
@andrewcastles299721 күн бұрын
Great reaction 👍
@FerdinandvonKorff-eh6ltАй бұрын
Very good talk! Thank you very much! When you speak about the Billie Eilish aesthetic, it is really the Billie and Finneas aesthetic! In this partnership Billie comes more and more to the fore and Finneas supports her in whichever way possible. Quite a few people have speculated about Billie working with another producer but, why?( not saying it wouldn't be interesting) Billie Eilish is a Band, carried in equal parts by Billie and Finneas. They organically go where ever they wish to go!
@odellm17 күн бұрын
Agreed, it's a crazy wish for anyone that appreciates how great Billie Eilish music is. Like, hey, the Beatles are great but they've put out three albums. They should break up and see what they can do apart! Who would have wished for that? Makes no sense. I think it comes from some incorrect ideas about what a producer is. Billie is the singer, and she's a great one. But that is not what Billie Eilish music is about. That's just signing. Everything you hear are the compositions of two people, Billie & Finneas. He's not just turning buttons and adding sound effects.
@debrasnipes7431Ай бұрын
No no no. ANY video of Harry’s Coachella performance(s) is always better than an audio version, hands down. It’s the difference in watching the Super Bowl and listening to it. 😢😢😢
@debrasnipes7431Ай бұрын
How do you show up and show out in the BBC studio? 😄 What you saw was total confidence and effortless deliverance, not discomfort. I don’t know that Harry Styles has ever been uncomfortable in his life. lol
@anitagu21Ай бұрын
Thanks for explaining how the beef started
@whatever9770Ай бұрын
Jimmy Barnes sings out of tune and can only scream. John Farnham NEVER.
@user-mx3uq6mx8mАй бұрын
The concert is available on DVD
@stephaniestewart-lq9zpАй бұрын
Waiting for your honest review on Taylor’s recent album. Dua’s is far better album between them
@TheEasyname23Ай бұрын
It was a Fuck up 😂
@TheEasyname23Ай бұрын
At least you did a great job explaining the beef!
@treadingtheboards2875Ай бұрын
My wife and I were at this concert and the song always brings me to tears every time I hear it as it brings back memories of a close cousin who passed away in 1999. The song was released in 1980 and I had the pleasure of performing it as a duet in some concerts with my cousin in the early to mid 1990's. I will admit we were not as good at John and Olivia but we still got a standing ovation from the audiences.
@michaelh2970Ай бұрын
Can't listen to it all at the moment but thank you. ❤️
@pjokkenrollАй бұрын
these guys dislike all my favourites on the album🤣
@MrBings714Ай бұрын
The more I listen the more I love it but I agree about the lyrics in this one. Best album for Matt Cameron IMO. I haven't listened to one of their albums this much since Avocado. BTW check out Scared of Fear on Howard Stern.
@sensiblycynicalАй бұрын
My favorite song of all time
@AussieDebbАй бұрын
Thats the thing you cant get sick of it. John THE VOICE THE G.O.A.T A Beautiful human ❤️ 😂🎉
@neilpepper35752 ай бұрын
Yeah, Jimmy is a legend..Ian moss is also.. fabulous guitarist, songwriter,singer
@annettehayward63092 ай бұрын
Anthony Warlow played Phantom until a cancer diagnosis. Robert Guest, the “longest” serving Phantom took over until his untimely death from a stroke. I agree about that Opera. It would be epic to hear them sing it.
@annmillar14812 ай бұрын
Your response has bought tears to my eyes. Your reaction is like so many others who feel like they have missed out on someone very special. I am an Aussie, and I did too, because although John is an Aussie, I have listened to and heard him most of my life, I just sort of took him for granted, knowing how good he was but sort of assumed that the rest of the world knew that as well. Its only recently I found out that he wasnt known globally. It gladdens me to know know that John is getting a new following, albeit 30 years too late
@beresfordthompson13702 ай бұрын
Great reaction to the greatest and most versatile male vocalist of all time. This is such a beautiful song and as usual John puts so much passion and emotion into it. Awesome.
@diggerthegroundhog87992 ай бұрын
Razor boy is my fave SD song
@user-cw8ow8lo5h2 ай бұрын
Beyonce said: It's not a country album, It's a Beyonce album.
@Joshualuv132 ай бұрын
I'm a proud Aussie and love our Johnny Farnham, but man.. every time I cry to this stunning, amazing performance! Great reaction ❤
@zachbryanchicago2 ай бұрын
YES give renaissance another try. It's a really authentic house/disco album, one of the best ever made.
@KANEEENAK2 ай бұрын
she has 11 different people other than herself on the album. how many features did you want?!
@matina44322 ай бұрын
Dolly is on the track tyrant
@tkn73902 ай бұрын
Country is a cousin to: Gospel, Blues and Rock and Roll. and Thats what she gave us. A Country based album with Blues, Gospel and Rock influence. In addition to Beyoncifying it and adding hip hop and rnb,
@TronTheTramp2 ай бұрын
Why do albums have to be short thoooo 😣😣 I’ve never understood that. It’s just a damn hour :(
@bdhu20012 ай бұрын
Actually someone pointed out that it’s not necessarily long for a country album. It’s not uncommon to put out double albums with 36 tracks .
@robinvolpi2 ай бұрын
This album is meant to serve as a musical education of the African Americans historic place w/in Country music, which would sound like Irish Folk (great in It's own right, mind you) if it weren't for the Blues & Gospel of the enslaved Africans. This includes the BANJO, which was created by enslaved Africans in the Caribbean then, later brought to The States. Yes, the banjo wasn't created by the Appalachians but by Africans. I could also go into the Black artists that many of the earlier big name white country artists learned from then portrayed as their style.... as it was with Elvis and Black artists like Roy Hamilton, Big Mama Thornton, Chuck Berry and Sister Rosetta Tharpe - The Godmother of Rock & Roll, but it would take awhile. ;) Beyonce adds a bit of those artists work into this album as well. Her last few projects have been a meld of grand musical production, a mosaic of Black History and how the two interconnect. It appears that Beyonce is in a period of the Reclamation and Rejoicing of African American Culture, trying to correct the record due to the erasure and gate keeping whilst also trying to push The Culture forward in Unity, Knowledge and Beautiful Experiences and Conversations. 😎 It's what she's become known for. The Superficial and surface level won't fully appreciate this album over the more curious and expansive minded.
@gyllenhaalic212 ай бұрын
You read Dante's Inferno recently? You might want to dig into Hoizer's most recent album called Unreal Unearth its based on Inferno its amazing
@michaelmaps20042 ай бұрын
I think you got the Jlo story all mixed up
@mzhappyfree76882 ай бұрын
I told a friend to parent you have 27 swatches of red fabric cut from the same roll. And for each one you did a little bit or a lot a bit of changes… at what point is the cloth no longer “red”… and that is what this album is. Someone digging into country and adding elements to it to explore their own sound
@MovieJustin2 ай бұрын
New sub you guys are super funny. Justin Chudmucker 😂😂
@bdhu20012 ай бұрын
Beyoncé uses her albums to tell a story. It’s like watching a movie. You wouldn’t want to come in 1/4 of the way through, leave and then come back to watch the end or have people to tell you the best part and then go in just to watch that part of the movie. It’s weird, because I didn’t realize that until I watched someone react to her entire Lemonade album recently. Having said all that, let me give you an overview of the movie that is Cowboy Carter: This whole album is in response to how she was treated at CMA. American Requiem is telling them about themselves. She researched and it took over 5 years for her to develop this album. The album is full of history and reclaiming music that black people/ slaves started, but were kicked out of once it became popular. Blackbird was written by Paul McCartny to give black women/girls hope during the Civil Rights movement . He saw how they were being treated. That’s why all the singers on the song are black women. The others are four black female country singers. Let’s just point out that Country radio has an issue with playing black artists so Beyoncé told everyone about her new venture during the Super Bowl then dropped two country songs. The Bey Hive activated and most country stations played her music. But to top it off, her album is presented as it’s own radio station with country legends presenting her music. This Album was meant to be Act I. This was Beyoncé’s response to how she was treated at the CMA. The requiem funeral procession was trying to let us know that Country Music was rooted and started by blacks. If you look into the history, it started by people putting on black face for minstrel music making fun of the slaves with their banjos. Then people who are credited with starting country, came to black street artists to learn their craft. Once it became big, black people were pushed aside and they started gate keeping the genre. Same thing happened with rock & roll, jazz, blues, and many of the genres that are considered to have been started in America. Thus, Beyoncé is reclaiming all of the music that we’ve been kicked out of that we helped create. It’s why this album delves into all those genres and ends with her buckin breaking down walls and asking if we can hear her now. Then she says that we are the ones who have to clean ourselves of our father’s sins to end the funeral procession .
@mzhappyfree76882 ай бұрын
Well said
@deemogul21052 ай бұрын
Very well stated! 🔥🔥
@ayeshabjordan2 ай бұрын
I’m convinced act iii will be rock
@gracebowman35212 ай бұрын
Or Opera, Jazz, Gospel maybe. There's no limit or any genre Beyonce can't do masterfully and beautiful because she takes years to do her homework before she even starts writing any song.
@emac12862 ай бұрын
It will be Funk❤
@braindeadbasil2 ай бұрын
Even though this Album wasn't particularly made for people that look like you, I'm really impressed that it didn't go over your heads and you actually got it.
@humblebeans55112 ай бұрын
Its actually not that hard to grasp. Anyone with critical thinking skills and a basic understanding of US History understood the messages in the album. Some people just choose to be willingly obtuse
@braindeadbasil2 ай бұрын
@@humblebeans5511 Most music listeners don't really explore music beyond the surface level. So I was really impressed these guys sorta did their homework and sorta understood the nuances within this body of work. I clicked on this video expecting something completely different! And I was pleasantly surprised
@oliviamarie09492 ай бұрын
I was honestly expecting something different as well. 😂 I was prepared to explain and defend lol. @@braindeadbasil
@shamantherebel2 ай бұрын
The album was made for the new America of all of us who are trying to come together. It’s beautiful! Yea for America be cool! We’re brothers and sisters woop woop!
@seanmarks63042 ай бұрын
Great review - thank you for focusing on the music itself and for not showing any “personal” biases
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Fantastic band!! Great reaction. Well done. Suicide blonde perhaps??
This was their first big hit and quite controversial at the time . They went on the be the biggest band in the world at one time . There was an award show where they presented Oasis with an award and that idiot Gallagher called them has beens . Michael then went back to the studio and re recorded the lyrics of Elegantly wasted to Better than Oasis . I know who people will still be listening to in another 50 years .
We are a long way from you guys and you have your own thousands of talented artists to discover....
Love this song and performance. You should check out Australian legend Jimmy Barnes doing a duet with INXS “good times” live
They went to the US but got the short end of the stick so they came home and wrote "You got nothing I want" to stick it up them (the US music scene). The US missed out badly. They're ours anyway.
I thought this reaction was really good at identifying one of the qualities that separated Michael Hutchence from other highly-regarded frontmen (although I’ll quibble with the ‘not magnetic’ descriptor). Many energetic frontmen have a sort of spastic (or, “bag full of cocaine”, if you will) quality to their onstage movements. Freddy Mercury is a great example. Michael’s style was more fluid and (to me, at least) organic. Some singers charge the stage. Others parade on it. Michael seemed to, I don’t know if ‘slither’ is the right word, or maybe ‘glide’. Not that one style is better than another. It all comes down to preference. But, if that particular style is what you like, no one did it better than Michael Hutchence.
Yes exactly!
Fair quibble! What I don't think I expressed properly in my frenzy is that Hutchence (can I call him Hutch?) was so much more SMOOTH than the hard rock of the instrumentalists--which was a very, very winning combination in my mind. Hutchence didn't have "LOOK AT ME!" energy, and very wisely didn't try to gin that up to match the rest of the band. I liked the mysterious tight pantsedness in contrast with the big ball of energy.
don't like devil inside. I don't even know how to process that, it's just..why!
More INXS at Wembley pleeeez😬 Every performance was perfection👌🏼
One a side note, whats going on with this algorithm..i search INXS reactions daily and this just shows up today?? Im subbed with notifications on full and still just shows up today!!!!! Grrr yt!
INXS were one of the best live bands in the world at this time. Musician magazine said they were: "the best live band in the world." This is one of their older songs and the essence of their early sound. Michael Hutchence oozes charisma and sex appeal. The whole band is tight af and jammed their butts off all concert. You really need to check out What You Need from this show or New Sensation see them in full flight! I loved your reaction!
Can you please react to Elegantly wasted by INXS , music video version please 😊 reaction
Reading Festival 01' was absolutely biblical!!!
Such a great reaction! Mind blown🎉
Even if you know the song 'What You Need' you should still watch the live performance of it from this concert - even if just for yourself. Or better yet - the whole concert - it's not just the songs - it's the performance of the whole band with Michael Hutchence leading the way that is mesmerising. They just look like they are also having the best time up there.
INXS were the masters of taking simple elements and making it complex and catchy AF. They were the best live band on the planet for a stretch in the late 80s early 90s. I was fortunate enough to see them a few times, and even met and hung out with the band a couple times in the 90s. Check out New Sensation from this same concert.
Great reaction 👍
Very good talk! Thank you very much! When you speak about the Billie Eilish aesthetic, it is really the Billie and Finneas aesthetic! In this partnership Billie comes more and more to the fore and Finneas supports her in whichever way possible. Quite a few people have speculated about Billie working with another producer but, why?( not saying it wouldn't be interesting) Billie Eilish is a Band, carried in equal parts by Billie and Finneas. They organically go where ever they wish to go!
Agreed, it's a crazy wish for anyone that appreciates how great Billie Eilish music is. Like, hey, the Beatles are great but they've put out three albums. They should break up and see what they can do apart! Who would have wished for that? Makes no sense. I think it comes from some incorrect ideas about what a producer is. Billie is the singer, and she's a great one. But that is not what Billie Eilish music is about. That's just signing. Everything you hear are the compositions of two people, Billie & Finneas. He's not just turning buttons and adding sound effects.
No no no. ANY video of Harry’s Coachella performance(s) is always better than an audio version, hands down. It’s the difference in watching the Super Bowl and listening to it. 😢😢😢
How do you show up and show out in the BBC studio? 😄 What you saw was total confidence and effortless deliverance, not discomfort. I don’t know that Harry Styles has ever been uncomfortable in his life. lol
Thanks for explaining how the beef started
Jimmy Barnes sings out of tune and can only scream. John Farnham NEVER.
The concert is available on DVD
Waiting for your honest review on Taylor’s recent album. Dua’s is far better album between them
It was a Fuck up 😂
At least you did a great job explaining the beef!
My wife and I were at this concert and the song always brings me to tears every time I hear it as it brings back memories of a close cousin who passed away in 1999. The song was released in 1980 and I had the pleasure of performing it as a duet in some concerts with my cousin in the early to mid 1990's. I will admit we were not as good at John and Olivia but we still got a standing ovation from the audiences.
Can't listen to it all at the moment but thank you. ❤️
these guys dislike all my favourites on the album🤣
The more I listen the more I love it but I agree about the lyrics in this one. Best album for Matt Cameron IMO. I haven't listened to one of their albums this much since Avocado. BTW check out Scared of Fear on Howard Stern.
My favorite song of all time
Thats the thing you cant get sick of it. John THE VOICE THE G.O.A.T A Beautiful human ❤️ 😂🎉
Yeah, Jimmy is a legend..Ian moss is also.. fabulous guitarist, songwriter,singer
Anthony Warlow played Phantom until a cancer diagnosis. Robert Guest, the “longest” serving Phantom took over until his untimely death from a stroke. I agree about that Opera. It would be epic to hear them sing it.
Your response has bought tears to my eyes. Your reaction is like so many others who feel like they have missed out on someone very special. I am an Aussie, and I did too, because although John is an Aussie, I have listened to and heard him most of my life, I just sort of took him for granted, knowing how good he was but sort of assumed that the rest of the world knew that as well. Its only recently I found out that he wasnt known globally. It gladdens me to know know that John is getting a new following, albeit 30 years too late
Great reaction to the greatest and most versatile male vocalist of all time. This is such a beautiful song and as usual John puts so much passion and emotion into it. Awesome.
Razor boy is my fave SD song
Beyonce said: It's not a country album, It's a Beyonce album.
I'm a proud Aussie and love our Johnny Farnham, but man.. every time I cry to this stunning, amazing performance! Great reaction ❤
YES give renaissance another try. It's a really authentic house/disco album, one of the best ever made.
she has 11 different people other than herself on the album. how many features did you want?!
Dolly is on the track tyrant
Country is a cousin to: Gospel, Blues and Rock and Roll. and Thats what she gave us. A Country based album with Blues, Gospel and Rock influence. In addition to Beyoncifying it and adding hip hop and rnb,
Why do albums have to be short thoooo 😣😣 I’ve never understood that. It’s just a damn hour :(
Actually someone pointed out that it’s not necessarily long for a country album. It’s not uncommon to put out double albums with 36 tracks .
This album is meant to serve as a musical education of the African Americans historic place w/in Country music, which would sound like Irish Folk (great in It's own right, mind you) if it weren't for the Blues & Gospel of the enslaved Africans. This includes the BANJO, which was created by enslaved Africans in the Caribbean then, later brought to The States. Yes, the banjo wasn't created by the Appalachians but by Africans. I could also go into the Black artists that many of the earlier big name white country artists learned from then portrayed as their style.... as it was with Elvis and Black artists like Roy Hamilton, Big Mama Thornton, Chuck Berry and Sister Rosetta Tharpe - The Godmother of Rock & Roll, but it would take awhile. ;) Beyonce adds a bit of those artists work into this album as well. Her last few projects have been a meld of grand musical production, a mosaic of Black History and how the two interconnect. It appears that Beyonce is in a period of the Reclamation and Rejoicing of African American Culture, trying to correct the record due to the erasure and gate keeping whilst also trying to push The Culture forward in Unity, Knowledge and Beautiful Experiences and Conversations. 😎 It's what she's become known for. The Superficial and surface level won't fully appreciate this album over the more curious and expansive minded.
You read Dante's Inferno recently? You might want to dig into Hoizer's most recent album called Unreal Unearth its based on Inferno its amazing
I think you got the Jlo story all mixed up
I told a friend to parent you have 27 swatches of red fabric cut from the same roll. And for each one you did a little bit or a lot a bit of changes… at what point is the cloth no longer “red”… and that is what this album is. Someone digging into country and adding elements to it to explore their own sound
New sub you guys are super funny. Justin Chudmucker 😂😂
Beyoncé uses her albums to tell a story. It’s like watching a movie. You wouldn’t want to come in 1/4 of the way through, leave and then come back to watch the end or have people to tell you the best part and then go in just to watch that part of the movie. It’s weird, because I didn’t realize that until I watched someone react to her entire Lemonade album recently. Having said all that, let me give you an overview of the movie that is Cowboy Carter: This whole album is in response to how she was treated at CMA. American Requiem is telling them about themselves. She researched and it took over 5 years for her to develop this album. The album is full of history and reclaiming music that black people/ slaves started, but were kicked out of once it became popular. Blackbird was written by Paul McCartny to give black women/girls hope during the Civil Rights movement . He saw how they were being treated. That’s why all the singers on the song are black women. The others are four black female country singers. Let’s just point out that Country radio has an issue with playing black artists so Beyoncé told everyone about her new venture during the Super Bowl then dropped two country songs. The Bey Hive activated and most country stations played her music. But to top it off, her album is presented as it’s own radio station with country legends presenting her music. This Album was meant to be Act I. This was Beyoncé’s response to how she was treated at the CMA. The requiem funeral procession was trying to let us know that Country Music was rooted and started by blacks. If you look into the history, it started by people putting on black face for minstrel music making fun of the slaves with their banjos. Then people who are credited with starting country, came to black street artists to learn their craft. Once it became big, black people were pushed aside and they started gate keeping the genre. Same thing happened with rock & roll, jazz, blues, and many of the genres that are considered to have been started in America. Thus, Beyoncé is reclaiming all of the music that we’ve been kicked out of that we helped create. It’s why this album delves into all those genres and ends with her buckin breaking down walls and asking if we can hear her now. Then she says that we are the ones who have to clean ourselves of our father’s sins to end the funeral procession .
Well said
Very well stated! 🔥🔥
I’m convinced act iii will be rock
Or Opera, Jazz, Gospel maybe. There's no limit or any genre Beyonce can't do masterfully and beautiful because she takes years to do her homework before she even starts writing any song.
It will be Funk❤
Even though this Album wasn't particularly made for people that look like you, I'm really impressed that it didn't go over your heads and you actually got it.
Its actually not that hard to grasp. Anyone with critical thinking skills and a basic understanding of US History understood the messages in the album. Some people just choose to be willingly obtuse
@@humblebeans5511 Most music listeners don't really explore music beyond the surface level. So I was really impressed these guys sorta did their homework and sorta understood the nuances within this body of work. I clicked on this video expecting something completely different! And I was pleasantly surprised
I was honestly expecting something different as well. 😂 I was prepared to explain and defend lol. @@braindeadbasil
The album was made for the new America of all of us who are trying to come together. It’s beautiful! Yea for America be cool! We’re brothers and sisters woop woop!
Great review - thank you for focusing on the music itself and for not showing any “personal” biases