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black punctuated by anticipatory scream
Smoke then enveloped the stage as ligl
behind an elevated Jon Farris, INXS drun
The crowd then got what it needed as IN
ed "in excess") opened the Sunday night si
iseum with "What You Need" from the 1!
Thieves LP.
Most of the crowd remained standing ar
rest of the night as INXS gave Columbia
"Calling All Nations" tour, schedule*
around the world until 1989.
The band came together 11 years ago ir
Sydney, Australia, and consists of six mei
Tim Farriss, bassist Garry Gary Beers, gu
aphonist Kirk Pengilly, lead singer Mich
drummer Jon Farriss and keyboardist A
The band's original title was The Farriss
INXS has produced five albums since
album INXS. They include Underneatl
1981; Shabooh Shoobah, 1983; The Swin
Like Thieves, 1985; and Kick, 1987.
Hutchence, 28, managed to evoke an e
from a few female members of the audi*
flung off his hair tie and tossed it into the c
BRIAN SAVLS/The Gamecock took off his Shirt.
f do in Sunday's concert at the Carolina "Devil Inside," "Mystify Me," "T
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were amo"ng the songs the band performed.
"Need You Tonight" followed by "Mediate," two of
id the intense b'S8est hits from Kick, began the close of the show,
s and whistles. "Never Tear Us Apart," another hit from Kick, was
its beamed on INXS's final song before the group members said farewell
timer in action. in tneir Aussie accents.
XS (pronounc- Ziggy Marley, the opening act, provided the crowd with
how at the Col- ^5 minutes of reggae, much of it from his current album,
?85 Listen Like Conscious Party. His music was well received by the audience
indicating an appreciation in the crowd for reggae
id jamming the anc* its down-to-earth message.
its share of the j9.ygar.0ij Jamaican ended his show with his big
o con inue ^ "Tomorrow People" saying, "People is people
everywhere, and we is people here, and this song is for
1 high school in PeoPle- ...
nbers- guitarist a g book, the beginning and the end of the
j INXS show were the most entertaining moments. The
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ael Hutchence sm?ke and lights on the drummer created an animated
ndrew Farriss' v'deo effect which climaxed with an energetic light show
Brothers throughout their opening song.
the 1980 debut The ending was excellent also due to smoke and lighting
1 the Colours, effects but more so because of the hit songs INXS perg,
1984; Listen formed and the energy created by the audience.
In an effort to leave their best impression on the auxcited
response dience, both acts ended their shows with their biggest hits
mce as he first The crowd responded by singing along,
rowd, and later Though the concert was entertaining, it may not have
been worth the $17.50 it cost for a seat. The concert lasted
iny Daggers," three hours, but actual .performing time ran to only two
; All Nations" hours which was, all in all, disappointing.
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