An INXS Quiz For Fans!

Although INXS has released tunes such as "Guns in the Sky," "Biting Bullets," and "Girl on Fire," the word trigger has not appeared in a song title.

Michael Hutchence sings of "my mother," "my father," "my brother," and "Sweet Sister T," but no mention of his daughter occurs in this song.

"Shine On" is the only title that isn't an INXS song.

"Everything" and "Tight" would eventually be names of tracks recorded by INXS; they are also songs on the Max Q project.

The credits at the end of "All the Voices" indicate the clips are taken from "Strikebound."

“Silent Night” is an original INXS song, with different lyrics and melody than the traditional Christmas carol. "Born to Be Wild" was a B-side on "The Gift" single, "You Really Got Me" can be heard on the early live "Miss Shapiro" recording, and "The Loved One" by the Loved Ones has been covered twice by the band.

From Elvis to Iggy Pop, Michael Hutchence covered several different artists, but not U2's "Even Better Than the Real Thing"

"He's got no pants on" can be heard before "One x One," and "Flowers, not finance" is heard right before "Hear that Sound."

All of the other videos feature at least one child.

Turn up the volume after "What You Need" has concluded, and you'll hear the band covering Tom Jones.

This was kind of a giveaway, for anyone who owns the INXS self-titled debut CD. The closing song on that album is "Wishy Washy." The other song titles were released as they were spelled above.

No INXS album ends with "... but not just yet." The other 3 lines conclude "Full Moon, Dirty Hearts," "Elegantly Wasted," and "Welcome to Wherever You Are" respectively.

The song appears five songs into the CD, but is saved for the end of the film version.

In the "Greatest Video Hits" compilation, Michael Hutchence states the name is Plague.

Michael Hutchence is linked to the "Frankenstein Unbound" project, whereas the others feature songs by INXS specifically.

The similarities between "Lacavocal" and "Stay Young" are impossible to ignore.

According to Wikipedia, the 2004 Remix of "Mystify" was credited to Mellow Trax "featuring" INXS; the others are listed as "vs." INXS.

"Taste It" and "Listen Like Thieves" have live as well as non-live videos, and "Please" has two separate versions: one with Ray Charles and one with tacky dinosaurs.

The song "Elegantly Wasted" is extended on the album; "Searching" was released in its remix form, not as the original album-like ballad; "Don't Lose Your Head" has a different introduction and edited lyrics when it was released as an official single from the movie "Face/Off."

"Viking Juice," "We are the Vegetables," "Show Me (Cherry Baby)," and "Pretzel Logic" are all INXS song titles.

Elements of "New Sensation," "Need You Tonight" and even "Monty Python's Flying Circus" are woven into the remix.

While "hallucinate" is spelled correctly, the others are misspelled, and you can also add to the list "activate," "ate," and "serrate." Some may be intended as tongue-and-cheek misspellings, but others were obviously a matter of not looking up the word in the dictionary.

If you listen closely to the secondary vocal track on "The Indian Song," the lyrics from "The Answer" recur. The primary vocal track features the lyrics from "Not Enough Time."

There are videos for "Original Sin," "Melting in the Sun," "I Send a Message," "Dancing on the Jetty," "Love Is (What I Say)," "Burn for You," and "All the Voices." Only the title track, "Face the Change" and "Johnson's Aeroplane" were left without accompanying videos.

"Scratch" has lyrics; the other four songs are instrumentals.