X

Atlantic / Wea, 2002, Audio CD

Product Description

The original 11-song album remastered with 5 bonus tracks including the non-LP single side 'Deepest Red' and the previously unreleased 'Waiting To Be Free', 'Salvation Jane' (demo), 'Who Pays The Price' (demo) and 'Dark of Night' (demo). Atlantic/Rhino. 2002.

Tracks Information

Suicide Blonde
Disappear
Stairs
Faith in Each Other
By My Side
Lately
Who Pays the Price
Know the Difference
Bitter Tears
On My Way
Hear That Sound
Waiting to Be Free [*]
Deepest Red [*]
Salvation Jane [*][Demo Version]
Who Pays the Price [*][Demo Version]
Dark of Night [*][Demo Version]

Product Details

Title: X
Sales Rank: 102290 in Music
Artist: INXS
Label: Atlantic / Wea, 2002-10-15, Audio CD, 1 Disc
Format: Original recording reissued, Original recording remastered
Package Dimensions: 5.4 x 4.9 x 0.4 inches, 0.15 pounds

Customer Reviews

X: X is a weird album. Coming off of KICK was gonna be tough, no matter how you sliced it. X had SUICIDE BLONDE going for it, but other than LATELY, no guaranteed commercial smash tracks. That being said, everytime I want to skip over a track or choose a few songs for a "best of INXS" mix, I always wind up choosing 3/4 of the album to include. One… More reviews

X Remastered improves on perfection: The original relaese of X was pretty much a perfect (albeit extremely underrated) album. However the remastered re-release is even better. Better sound quality and the bonus tracks are excellent. Considering they have never been previously relaeased I would urge any true fan of INXS to get your hands on a copy of this version ASAP. More reviews

inxs "X" - the review: Back in 1990, the 80's were behind us and the 90's were on the horizon. it was a period of transition musically, as genres were being combined to create new sounds. it was also the year before lollapalooza, raves going mainstream and grunge breaking.
it was a simpler time.
Having the multi-platinum worldwide smash that was "Kick", inxs… More reviews

Probably My Favorite All-Time Album Ever, So Far At Least: When I first started listening to INXS (Thanks to my library buying "Shine Like It Does: The Anthology (1979-1997)" around 2003 I didn't really care for them because I was growning out of old "Horrible, Bad" ones and into new ones. When I first bought X around sometime in 2004 it was one of my first INXS albums (Thanks to the discount section at Record And… More reviews

X marks the spot: Following the mighty KICK, INXS had a lot to prove and whilst this isn't their strongest album (I would vote "Welcome to wherever you are" for that honour), it does show a band who worked superbly well as a unit and whose songwriting capabilities were incredible.
There's no filler and some of the tracks - especially "The Stairs" and "By… More reviews