Radio Paradise (mobile)

justin4kick Apr 18, 2013 - 07:57	A beautiful love song. [ Reply ]
coloradojohn Mar 17, 2013 - 20:52	INDEED! Such a presence, and now gone for long enough to dearly miss and recall with fondness... ——- socalhol wrote: You know, I believe this song has improved with age! I did not care for it back in '92 — and today find it nice. Maybe I'm just missing Michael.... [ Reply ]
unclehud Feb 14, 2013 - 11:55	This band did an admirable job balancing popular melodies with interesting lyrics.. They recorded several knockout rock tunes which rank high on my personal favorite list. Not that it matters, really .... [ Reply ]
coachc Feb 14, 2013 - 11:53	Kind of sweet and less bombast than a lot of their other stuff. Holds up better. [ Reply ]
socalhol Dec 13, 2012 - 19:12	You know, I believe this song has improved with age! I did not care for it back in '92 — and today find it nice. Maybe I'm just missing Michael.... [ Reply ]
juanos Nov 30, 2011 - 11:58	such a nice song, great album!... make me miss my days @ OZ [ Reply ]
Netto Feb 12, 2011 - 23:00	So Beautiful and Sad! [ Reply ]
fast_eddie Nov 10, 2010 - 10:02	Fits where I am at today... Unfortunately [ Reply ]
peacockangel May 03, 2010 - 11:48	sigh [ Reply ]
robco1 Aug 24, 2009 - 10:14	SmackDaddy wrote: If they are such great artists, then why not just create a new band, new singer, new songs? What they are doing, along with Queen, is trying to take the easy way out and capitalize on their past. David Grohl did it (not that I like the results), New Order did it, and countless other bands broke apart due to death, drugs, irreconciable differences, egos, etc. Very few pull off getting a new singer and continuing as is: Little Feat, Journey, Skynyrd (although some would argue they've done alright). AC/DC is the only coming to mind right now that did well. Pink Floyd? Personally I don't care if they keep the name and musical style with a new vocalist just so long as they produce some interesting music. Hopefully they will be able to continue to push their art as musicians. If not, well like you point out it is a pretty familiar story in music. [ Reply ]
WayUpNorth May 21, 2009 - 07:15	nevar23 wrote: Oh, damn do I miss Michael. Me, too, so sad. Loved to watch him perform. He was so dynamic. [ Reply ]
ciprian Mar 19, 2009 - 03:14	,....great song,.. ...." stay with me..." [ Reply ]
peter_james_bond Feb 15, 2009 - 14:32	snakechaser wrote: Such a pleasant treat to hear a little INXS on Radio Paradise. I never would have expected it but then again I should know better than to know what to expect from RP! Well put. [ Reply ]
rdo Feb 15, 2009 - 14:31	Don't Change is their best song, let's hear it. [ Reply ]
SmackDaddy Nov 12, 2008 - 18:00	BigPete wrote: These guys were and are a great rock band. You 'fans' of the band that just want them to shut up and retire quietly have no idea that true artists love to create, explore and continue doing what they love to do despite their age and loss of their lead singer. My hat's off to them. The new singer sounds pretty good to me and I don't care how they found him. It's not INXS's fault that the music industry nowadays is really only interested in 'Idol' etc. I find it depressing that older artists can release great music and get virtually no attention from the industry as it exists today. I'm thinking of Steely Dan, Steve Winwood, Peter Frampton etc. I live in Canada where radio HAS to play lots of Canadian content and I still don't ever hear the new Neil Young record (I'd love to hear Neil bash Bush!) INXS knew that their best chance for some success was to pick up a young singer and get on TV. Thank God for RP! If they are such great artists, then why not just create a new band, new singer, new songs? What they are doing, along with Queen, is trying to take the easy way out and capitalize on their past. David Grohl did it (not that I like the results), New Order did it, and countless other bands broke apart due to death, drugs, irreconciable differences, egos, etc. Very few pull off getting a new singer and continuing as is: Little Feat, Journey, Skynyrd (although some would argue they've done alright). AC/DC is the only coming to mind right now that did well. [ Reply ]
nevar23 Nov 12, 2008 - 17:47	Oh, damn do I miss Michael. [ Reply ]
stewliscious Sep 10, 2008 - 12:43	treatment_bound wrote: The guy in the center on the album sleeve looks a bit too much like Pee-Wee Herman for my tastes... Decent song, though. It does indeed look like Pee-Wee Jr. Pervert. [ Reply ]
justin4kick Jul 09, 2008 - 07:37	Their best song. [ Reply ]
EssexTex May 07, 2008 - 09:50	Boy could he..belt out a song! [ Reply ]
Austin2Florida May 07, 2008 - 09:00	Reminds me of college. Bitter sweet memories. [ Reply ]