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 - INXS, Farriss, Jon
The Stairs
Faith in Each Other - INXS, Farriss, Jon
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 [*] - INXS, Farriss, Jon
Salvation Jane [#][*][Demo Version]
Who Pays the Price [#][*][Demo Version]
Dark of Night [#][*][Demo Version]

Product Details

Title: X
Sales Rank: 28846 in Music
Artist: INXS
Label: Atlantic / Wea, 2002-10-15, Audio CD, 1 Disc
Format: Original recording reissued, Original recording remastered
Item Dimensions: 0.23 pounds
Package Dimensions: 5.4 x 4.9 x 0.4 inches, 0.15 pounds

Customer Reviews

WTF: I just bought this album used for $.50. I'm not lying i bought it and sponges 1994 album. how much are people paying for sponge these days, $60. why would anyone pay $100 for X's X album or even $10, is it cuz michael hutchins is dead or something, it's not even their best album. you can download it for… More 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