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This was taken from an article in the L.A. Times newspaper today (excerpt).
There's comfort, too, talking about the death of Hutchence, which inspired many tawdry rumors but was eventually ruled death by suicide under the influence of alcohol and drugs.
Tim Farriss and bassist Garry Beers, for instance, could have dodged a question about the band's reaction to "Stuck in a Moment You Can't Get Out Of," the plaintive U2 song that pays tribute to Hutchence. Instead both said they found the music video and themes of the song a bit off-putting.
"I'm not really sure what that was all about and in some ways I think it's better to let things go, right?" Tim says. "In the video, Bono even looked like Michael. I don't know what that was all about." The conversation's lingering impression: Hutchence is not going away but the band wants to move on. And now young Fortune brings the band both a measure of novelty and a reprieve from the past.
~~~~~Full article can be found here:
http://www.calendarlive.com/music/pop/cl-et-inxs27jan27,0,7495125.story?coll=cl-home-top-blurb-right
if the link doesn't work, go to calendarlive.com and register. The article is in the L.A. Times on 1/27/06 titled:
INXS' turn of good fortune
It's a revived band with singer J.D. Fortune, who's dealing with reality after winning the gig.
by Geoff Boucher, Times Staff Writer
I actually didn't read the whole thing. My husband mentioned something about the U2 part, so I went straight to it
There's comfort, too, talking about the death of Hutchence, which inspired many tawdry rumors but was eventually ruled death by suicide under the influence of alcohol and drugs.
Tim Farriss and bassist Garry Beers, for instance, could have dodged a question about the band's reaction to "Stuck in a Moment You Can't Get Out Of," the plaintive U2 song that pays tribute to Hutchence. Instead both said they found the music video and themes of the song a bit off-putting.
"I'm not really sure what that was all about and in some ways I think it's better to let things go, right?" Tim says. "In the video, Bono even looked like Michael. I don't know what that was all about." The conversation's lingering impression: Hutchence is not going away but the band wants to move on. And now young Fortune brings the band both a measure of novelty and a reprieve from the past.
~~~~~Full article can be found here:
http://www.calendarlive.com/music/pop/cl-et-inxs27jan27,0,7495125.story?coll=cl-home-top-blurb-right
if the link doesn't work, go to calendarlive.com and register. The article is in the L.A. Times on 1/27/06 titled:
INXS' turn of good fortune
It's a revived band with singer J.D. Fortune, who's dealing with reality after winning the gig.
by Geoff Boucher, Times Staff Writer
I actually didn't read the whole thing. My husband mentioned something about the U2 part, so I went straight to it