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In Case You Missed It: INXS' Wembley Show Lives Anew in Digital Reissue

February 26, 2014 By Mike Duquette 2 Comments

INXS Wembley 1991If you've ever wondered why so much INXS catalogue activity centers solely around 1987's Kick, there's something new and different for you available: a live concert from the early 1990s, instead.

The Australian band have recently released Live At Wembley Stadium 1991 to digital retailers. This 22-track album features audio from the band's July 13, 1991 concert at London's famed stadium, which exactly six years prior held a rapt audience for Live Aid. Their Summer XS tour promoted the previous year's release of tenth studio album X, another polished collaboration with Kick producer Chris Thomas that yielded more global success with singles like "Suicide Blonde" and "Disappear" becoming worldwide Top 10 hits.

Fans will recognize this program as identical to what was released on the videotape Live Baby Live that same year. A live album of the same name was recorded throughout the tour, and added one new studio track, "Shining Star." (That same track features here, as well.) The audio from that video is here newly remastered by producer Mark Opitz, who produced the band's Shabooh Shoobah (1982), Welcome to Wherever You Are (1992) and Full Moon, Dirty Hearts (1993) as well as the original Live Baby Live album.

So far, only iTunes seems to be the place you can get Live At Wembley Stadium 1991, although the band's official site is selling a two-disc edition of the set, ostensibly to tie into the recent Australian broadcast of INXS: Never Tear Us Apart, a miniseries about the country's favorite musical sons (the critical reception of which actually bought Kick and a recent compilation back into the country's Top 10). The track list for this vintage show is below.

INXS, Live At Wembley Stadium 1991 (Petrol Electric, 2014)

  1. Guns in the Sky
  2. New Sensation
  3. I Send a Message
  4. The Stairs
  5. Know the Difference
  6. Disappear
  7. By My Side
  8. Hear That Sound
  9. Original Sin
  10. The Loved One
  11. Wild Life
  12. Mystify
  13. Bitter Tears
  14. Suicide Blonde
  15. What You Need
  16. Kick
  17. Need You Tonight
  18. Mediate
  19. Never Tear Us Apart
  20. Who Pays the Price
  21. Devil Inside
  22. Shining Star

All tracks except Track 22 recorded live at Wembley Stadium, London - 7/13/1991
Track 22 first released on Live Baby Live (EastWest 9031 75630-2 (AUS)/Atlantic 82294 (U.S.), 1991)

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Mike Duquette (Founder) was fascinated with catalog music ever since he was a teenager. A 2009 graduate of Seton Hall University with a B.A. in journalism, Mike paired his profession with his passion through The Second Disc, one of the first sites to focus on all reissue labels great and small. His passion for reissues turned into a career, holding positions at Legacy Recordings and Rhino Records and contributing to Allmusic, Discogs, City Pages, Ultimate Classic Rock and Mondo Records, for whom he penned liner notes for his favorite piece of music: John Williams' Oscar-winning score to 'E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial.' Born and raised in New Jersey, Mike lives in Astoria, Queens with his wife, a cat named Ravioli, twin daughters and a large yet tasteful collection of music.

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  1. AlexKx says

    February 27, 2014 at 1:59 pm

    That's very funny! When this was originally released no one could pronounce the title right who did not know other wise! People thought it said "Live" as in a "live" concert but it was the opposite. It was pronounced "liv" as in "Live your life.". If what I am saying...or typing is making sense. Well the confusion is gone...but so is the creative title. I think that is somewhat sad...of course...it could always be re-released the way it was some day! 🙂

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    • Steven says

      June 28, 2015 at 3:10 pm

      Hi AlexKx. If I understand what you're saying, what you're saying is wrong. This is the complete Wembley concert from 1991, where as 'Live Baby Live' was from different concerts (Rio, for example) - although a lot of the tracks were from the Wembley concert. Just thought you'd like to know. 🙂

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