Michael Hutchence fra INXS om pressen
Otte måneder inden Michael Hutchence fra bandet INXS tog sit eget liv – i foråret 1997 – mødte musikredaktør Ralf Christensen ham til et interview. Samtalen viser en side af forsangeren, som ofte er blevet overset i pressen. I anledning af dokumentarfilmen ’Mystify’ har Ralf genbesøgt sine gamle videooptagelser og brugt dem i sin anmeldelse af dokumentarfilmen: Under interviewet deltog også leadguitarist Tim Farriss. Interviewet blev udgivet som en del af ungdomsmagasinet Chili. ____ Michael Hutchence from INXS on the press In the spring of 1997 – eight months before taking his own life – music editor Ralf Christensen met Michael Hutchence from INXS for an interview. During the interview, lead guitarist Tim Farriss also participated. The interview was published as part of the youth magazine Chili. Help us caption & translate this video! https://amara.org/v/qR0Q/

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