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	Michael Hutchence - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Michael Kelland John Hutchence (January 22, 1960–November 22, 1997) was the lead singer of the Australian rock band, INXS.
		The Hutchence family eventually returned to Sydney, and it was there that Hutchence joined Andrew Farriss and Garry Gary Beers in forming a group which would ultimately become INXS.
		Hutchence's long-in-the-works solo album, Michael Hutchence, was finally released in 1999, as was his third movie, Limp.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Michael_Hutchence (774 words)

	Rarebird's Michael Hutchence Reviews
		Hutchence portrayed Sam Sejavka, the real-life frontman for an obscure Aussie punk band from the period.
		Hutchence reunited with Olsen in 1989 for a one-album side project called Max Q. The self-titled album was recorded while INXS were at the peak of their popularity and were on momentary hiatus.
		Hutchence's self-titled solo album was released two years after his death, in late 1999 (early 2000 in the U.S.).
	home.att.net /~rarebird9/hutch.html (871 words)

	Michael Hutchence - Official Website - Biography
		Michael Kelland John Hutchence was born on January 22, 1960 at Mater Misericordiae Hospital in North Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.
		Michael and his mother returned to Australia where he continued his friendship with Andrew who was seriously edging toward a career in the music industry.
		Michael had a habit of writing on anything available as he often misplaced his notebook and rarely was it around when the creative thought reared.
	www.michaelhutchenceinfo.com /biography.htm (2038 words)

	* Official MICHAEL HUTCHENCE fanclub *
		Two years after his demise, "Michael Hutchence" turns the spotlight away from his unwanted media lifestyle and back where it should be, to his voracious creative appetite.
		Michael started writing this remarkable record in the summer of 1995 with Gill, one of his favourite producers, especially for his work as a founder member of the seminal English new wave band Gang Of Four.
		Michael’s solo album shifts the focus back to Michael Hutchence the artist, as Andy Gill concludes: "The world has really been showered with tabloid headlines since he died, but I think anyone who hears this record will be quite shocked at the depth of his ability.
	www.michaelhutchence.org /fanclub/bio.html (1000 words)

	Michael Hutchence (album) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		INXS lead singer Michael Hutchence began work on what would sadly become his posthumous solo album in 1995.
		Following his death in 1997 by suicide, Black Grape producer Danny Saber and ex-Gang of Four guitarist Andy Gill completed the album.
		U2 singer, and Hutchence friend, Bono recorded lyrics which were added to the track "Slide Away." The album was finally released in 1999.Unfortunately,Totaly underestimated album.V2(label company)did little to promote this brilliant,quintessentional work from late Michael.His vocal will remain as one of the most powerful,sexiest vocals ever known in rock and roll music.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Michael_Hutchence_(album) (144 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Full Moon, Dirty Hearts - INXS at Epinions.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Michael Hutchence flew to Los Angeles to sing vocals with Ray Charles at the studio where Full Moon, Dirty Hearts was being recorded, mixed, mastered and dubbed.
		Michael Hutchence and Ray Charles alternate verses and sing the refrain together.
		According to the album's booklet, Michael Hutchence wrote the lyrics during the 90 minute ferry ride between Naples, Italy and the island of Capri where the band produced the album.
	www.epinions.com /content_38832148100 (1722 words)

	Michael Hutchence (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Michael Kelland Frank Hutchence (January 22, 1960 - November 22, 1997) was the lead singer of the Australian rock band, INXS.
		A new INXS release, 1997's Elegantly Wasted, had barely come out when Hutchence was found dead in a hotel room of the Ritz-Carlton in Double Bay in Sydney, the victim of an apparent hanging.
		His self-titled solo album was finally released in 1999, as was his third movie, Limp.
	www.brainyencyclopedia.com /encyclopedia/m/mi/michael_hutchence.html (377 words)

	Michael Hutchence Page of Fuller Up, Dead Musician Directory
		Hutchence, 37, the lead singer of the rock group INXS, was found dead at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel at Double Bay in east Sydney on Nov. 22, 1997.
		The coroner ruled in February that Hutchence was in a "severe depressed state'' due to his relationship with Yates and her custody dispute with her former husband Bob Geldof, combined with the effects of alcohol and prescription drugs.
		Hutchence father Kell also appears on the documentary, declaring that Hutchence was a victim of his rock’n’roll lifestyle and is convinced that his son committed suicide.
	elvispelvis.com /hutchence.htm (2548 words)

	Official Michael Hutchence Memorial Website \| Work
		Before the release of the album the Australian master tapes were taken to New York City to be given a further polishing in the mix department by genius musical innovator Todd Terry from Chicago.
		Michael and Ollie accompanied the movement of the music to NYC, and rooming together on the upper west side of town, finished the record and set plans and strategies into place for its release, promo and publicity.
		In essence, Max Q was Michael's first solo album, but to his credit he went to great lengths to establish it very much as a freestanding band apart from 'Michael Hutchence of INXS,' allowing for the project to stand or fall on its own merits.
	www.michaelhutchence.org /work/maxq (920 words)

	Michael Hutchence Tribute (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		On November 22, 1997 : Michael Hutchence dies at the age of 37.
		RA 198 K. (Reuters) - Australian pop star Michael Hutchence, lead singer of the rock group INXS, has been found dead in a Sydney hotel, local media reported on Saturday.
		The media reports said Hutchence's body was found at the Ritz-Carlton hotel in the exclusive harborside suburb of Double Bay.
	www.hotshotdigital.com /WellAlwaysRemember.4/MichaelHutchence.html (223 words)

	Blitz, 2/00 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		This is the posthumous record of Michael Hutchence, vocalist of INXS, which as a starting point was the work developed by Hutchence between the summer of 1995 and the day he died, November 22nd 1997.
		Michael Hutchence is marked by the constant presence of rhythmic programmings which occupy their own space, without overlapping each other in any moment or overshadowing anything at all, and for a good group of fine refrains, exemplarly vocalized, showing the great melodic predisposition of Hutchence.
		What stays of Michael Hutchence is a very pleasant record to hear that dignifies the memory of the musician.
	www.geocities.com /SunsetStrip/9224/blitz0200.html (358 words)

	CNN - INXS lead singer Michael Hutchence found dead in hotel room - Nov. 22, 1997
		Fellow members in the band INXS (pronounced 'in excess') said on Sunday they were stunned by the death of their 37-year-old frontman as they prepared for the group's 20th anniversary tour.
		Hutchence's body was found in a room at an exclusive Sydney hotel room on Saturday just before noon, police said.
		Hutchence's dark good looks and powerful stage presence had made him one of the rock world's most enduring stars.
	www.cnn.com /SHOWBIZ/9711/22/hutchence.dead (693 words)

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		Hutchence also had to deal with his fair share of tabloid scandals, such as when he and Paula Yates (proud parents of Heavenly Hiraani Tiger Lily) were at the centre of drug and pornography accusations, plus custody battles with Yates' former husband Sir Bob Geldof.
		The album boasted all the confident swagger and accomplished rock hooks of a band on the cusp of international acceptance; it reached #52 in the USA during mid-1984.
		Hutchence was the first member of INXS to release any records under his own name when he issued a solo single, a cover of Whirlywirld's `Rooms for the Memory'/`Golfcourse' (#11 in February 1987).
	www.informationbrazil.com.au /diversao/musica/biografias/INXS.doc (2571 words)

	BBC ON THIS DAY \| 22 \| 1997: Michael Hutchence found dead in hotel
		Michael Hutchence, the Australian rock star and front man of INXS, the country's most successful band, has been found dead in an hotel room in Sydney.
		Michael Hutchence is the partner of the British television presenter Paula Yates, who is the mother of his 15-month-old daughter Heavenly Hiraani Tiger Lily.
		The coroner said that Michael Hutchence's depression was brought on by the custody battle being fought out by Paula Yates and Bob Geldof over their three daughters.
	news.bbc.co.uk /onthisday/hi/dates/stories/november/22/newsid_4006000/4006205.stm (581 words)

	An Excess Of INXS > Michael Hutchence Tribute
		Following the recent anniversary of the tragic death of Michael Hutchence on November 22, 1997, today comes the news that a deal has been finalized with V2 Records for the worldwide release of the much anticipated Michael Hutchence solo album.
		Hutchence, the charismatic and talented lead singer of the internationally successful band INXS, spent three years, from the beginning of 1995 through until the end of 1997, working on a solo album with a variety of collaborators around the world.
		Most of the tracks were completed before his death and the album will be mixed by Danny Saber, with whom Michael co-wrote many of the songs.
	inxsweb.com /tribute/v2release.shtml (392 words)

	An Excess Of INXS > Michael Hutchence Tribute
		Hutchence was cagey, Gill said, but sweetly shy about asking him to be involved in the project.
		Once Gill had agreed, he said Hutchence rang back five minutes later and asked, "Actually, would you like to write some songs with me?" The pair then spent six months, on and off, writing songs, during which time they became close, said Gill, who added that he was continually impressed by Hutchence's tireless work ethic.
		Hutchence would fight his way through the songs with Gill queuing the track in the background and then sitting back as the singer clamped down on his vocals.
	inxsweb.com /tribute/history.shtml (1757 words)

	Michael Hutchence: self-titled - PopMatters Music Review
		Despite not having finished this album before his death, the arrangements and lyrics were complete and Hutchence had laid down the majority of the vocal tracks.
		The only weak tracks on the album are luckily couched in the middle of the disc and, in and of themselves, are not bad tunes, but they seem to go back to familiar territory for Hutchence.
		However, Michael Hutchence isn't here to lament poor record sales or the fact that it might be difficult to cull a single off of this album (although my vote is cast for "Possibilities" and "Slide Away" as potential hits).
	www.popmatters.com /music/reviews/h/hutchencemichael-st.shtml (1033 words)

	Michael Hutchence News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The estate of rock star Michael Hutchence, frontman for internationally successful Australian band INXS until his death in a Sydney hotel room eight years ago, has been valued at nothing, a report says.
		Although INXS is looking for a new singer, guitarist Tim Farriss says the band isn't ``in any way, shape or form trying to replace Michael Hutchence.'' ``What we really want is somebody who brings their own...
		The family of late INXS frontman Michael Hutchence is raising money to pay for a star in his name on the legendary Hollywood Walk of Fame.
	www.topix.net /who/michael-hutchence (802 words)

	Michael Hutchence - Michael Hutchence Music Review
		Hutchence died unexpectedly shortly after touring in support of that album.
		It turns out that Hutchence had been hard at work on a solo album since 1995, and with the help of some friends, it was finally finished.
		Much of the album is sprinkled with a techno flavor, but for the most part, this is not a major departure.
	www.zboneman.com /music/399.html (225 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on X [Remaster] - INXS at Epinions.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Michael Hutchence sings the sad song of someone who is far from his loved one and lonely for his lover's company.
		Michael Hutchence let's the wild thing in him take control of his vocals as he sings about his attempts to join his lover because he can't stand being away any longer-- by the end of the song he echoes "I'm on my way" at least six times.
		On the X album the words "Hear that sound" echo into silence, but when we think the song is done the echoing of those words returns stronger than before; however, this effect doesn't happen on Live Baby Live (where the song leads into a rousing performance of "Never Tear Us Apart").
	www.epinions.com /content_38375624324 (1888 words)

	NOW On / Entertainment / Feature
		As salacious speculation about the Australian rock icon's unexpected demise recedes into memory, the Hutchence family obviously hope to shift public awareness to Michael Hutchence the self-titled album, completed three years ago with producers Andy Gill and Danny Saber (Gang of Four and Black Grape, respectively) but shelved until February of this year.
		That the disc was almost finished by Michael Hutchence's standards before his death makes it a more credible tribute than, say, the baseless demo roundup Sketches For My Sweetheart The Drunk that commemorated the late Jeff Buckley.
		As for the future of INXS, Hutchence says he's fine if the group chooses to carry on with a new singer, providing it's not a Michael Hutchence clone.
	www.nowtoronto.com /issues/19/37/Ent/music.html (568 words)

	INXS Singer's Death Ruled Suicide - Feb 06, 1998 - E! Online News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Feb 6, 1998, 7:20 AM PT In the end, Michael Hutchence, the preening, flamboyant rock showman, was simply (if that's the word) depressed.
		There was no evidence to prove reports that the naked Hutchence accidentally hanged himself while engaged in auto-eroticism--a masturbation game in which players seek to heighten pleasure by cutting off their air supply--New South Wales Coroner Derek Hand said.
		Hutchence's suicidal state was spurred by tension over lover Paula Yates' nasty custody battle with her ex-husband, Live Aid's "Saint" Bob Geldof, and fueled by a chemical cocktail of vodka, beer, champagne, cocaine, Prozac and other prescription drugs (traces of which were all found in his system), Hand said.
	yahoo.eonline.com /News/Items/0,1,2500,00.html?yhnws (396 words)

	An Excess Of INXS > News > Archives - 1999
		With the swagger of Jagger, and the passion of Morrison, pop idol Michael Hutchence was the voice and soul of '80s rock 'n' roll.
		Hutchence's self-titled solo album is released this week through V2 in Australia with advance sales that certified it platinum.
		In INXS news, with the release of the Michael Hutchence solo album this week also comes the news that a remix of INXS 1982 hit "Don't Change" is due to be recycled.
	inxsweb.com /news/archives/1999/1999_10.shtml (1975 words)

	DallasMusic.Com - National Music News - Michael Hutchence CD Release
		If you did not know, Michael Hutchence's solo CD will be released this week under the V2 label.
		Michael and AndyGill began the project back in 1995 will finally be heard.
		After Michael's untimely passing, an interview with Andy in Recordingmag tells of how the project was put on the shelf until V2 came along.
	www.dallasmusic.com /pop/hutchence013100.html (260 words)

	..:: U2 Discography - Michael Hutchence / Michael Hutchence - U2 Wanderer.Org ::..
		Hutchence was the lead singer with INXS, an Australian band, and was a close friend of Bono.
		The album was finished in 1999, with Bono writing some additional lyrics to finish the track "Slide Away".
		Slide Away was released on the album Michael Hutchence as well and European promotional singles were released..
	www.u2wanderer.org /disco/coll56.html (319 words)

	BlueBeat.com - Artist: Michael Hutchence
		The ill-fated frontman for '80s pop sensations INXS, Michael Hutchence was born January 22, 1960 in Sydney, Australia; raised primarily in Hong Kong, at the age of eight made his professional debut singing in a commercial for an area toy company.
		The family returned to Sydney in 1972; while in high school, Hutchence joined keyboardist Andrew Farriss and keyboardist Garry Gary Beers in a group which would ultimately become INXS with the subsequent additions of guitarist/saxophonist Kirk Pengilly and two more Farriss brothers, guitarist Tim and drummer Jon.
		INXS finally resurfaced in 1997 with Elegantly Wasted, but on November 22 Hutchence was found dead in his Sydney hotel room, the victim of an apparent hanging.
	www.bluebeat.com /artists/13533 (300 words)

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