There’s no denying this package has taken months of planning and production, particularly at how carefully it’s been presented, but one thing is certain – INXS didn’t half make some dull videos.  Most feature the band playing in or out doors (weirdly enough in cold conditions), and after half a dozen or so, they tend to obscure into one another.  It is disappointing for a band so rich with songs, which for once, are best listened to than watched.  If there is one video that stands tall, it’s ‘Need You Tonight’, technically sophisticated for its time (it brings alive the cover of Kick) with Hutchence in an open leather jacket, baring his torso.  It is the most memorable promo and certainly the first one associated with INXS. 

'Baby Don't Cry', 'The Strangest Party (These Are The Times)', 'New Sensation' and the voyeuristic 'Taste It' are the other decent videos worth watching but the rest are quickly swept to the back of the mind.  Still, they were amazing live, and the performances included here will impress both fans and admirers, not to mention the generous amount of material offered. 

Why tragedy struck such a powerful band is a question you will repeatedly ask yourself when watching this but in the name of INXS (and specifically Hutchence), it marks one anniversary and begins a new one "in perfect moments".
(4/5)

Release Date: 12 July 2004