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The Greatest Hits captures the absolute peak of the band's creative and commercial output, tracking their evolution from pub-rock contenders to global icons. The Dance-Rock Anthem Era

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The quintessential INXS track. The "chugging" guitar riff is one of the most recognizable in history.

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By 1994, INXS had been crafting their signature dance-rock sound for over a decade. From their breakthrough in the early 80s with "The One Thing" to the monumental global success of the 1987 album Kick , which spawned an unprecedented five hit singles, the band, fronted by the charismatic Michael Hutchence, had become a global phenomenon. The 90s had seen continued success with albums like X (1990) and Full Moon, Dirty Hearts (1993), but the band recognized it was time to offer both devoted followers and new listeners a single collection that traced their evolution. The result was a 16-track international tour of their biggest hits, a release that went on to achieve platinum certification despite a modest chart performance in the US, where it peaked at number 112 on the Billboard 200.