In 1993, INXS were caught in a bit of a bind. In the late 80s, with a succession of high selling albums that culminated in 1987’s KICK, they were one of the biggest bands in the world with a great live reputation to enhance their studio sound. After taking a long break (they toured KICK for 18 months), they released X in 1990 and sold out Wembley Stadium with Summer XS in support of it (a gig I’m happy to say I attended), then followed that up with Welcome To Wherever You Are in 1992. Dragonica Offline Installer. For me, that’s one of my favourite albums of theirs but as edgy and experimental as it might have been, they didn’t support it. Mark Opitz, the producer, has said in interview “ they didn’t tour on it, which they should have done because they could have had amazing setsU2 released Achtung Baby and toured the fuck out of that.