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 Don't Mind If I Do - Culture Club
Description: Genre: Indie Rock & Punk - New Wave & Post-punk / Artist: Culture Club / Audio CD released 1999-11-22 at Virgin / Disc ... more  Don't Mind If I Do - Culture Club ... #1 Tracklisting1 I Just Wanna Be Loved 2 Cold Shoulder 3 Maybe I'm A Fool 4 Sign Language 5 Mirror 6 Black Comedy 7 Your Kisses Are Charity 8 Weep For The Child 9 See Thru 10 Strange Voodoo 11 Truth Behind The Smile 12 Fat Cat 13 Confidence Trick 14 Starman 15 Less Than Perfect Newest Review: ... sustaining some notes that modern-day pop pretenders could only reach in their dreams. 'Maybe I'm a fool' is a ... more ... mid-paced number, not reall all that outstanding, but pleasant enough nonetheless. 'Sign language' is a song about wanting to have areason for carrying on with a relationship. Once again George's voice is outstanding and this song boasts a great bass line and fantastic bridge. 'Mirror'has agospel feel to it with soulful backing vocals and George singing in a lower register than normal- a great feel good song to sing along to. 'Black comedy' as the title suggests it is abouthumour and t...more |
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Culture Club - Don't Mind If I Do Price Comparison
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Virgin, November 22, 1999, UPC: 0724384866624
Don't Mind If I Do |
£ 4.47 |
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Don't Mind If I Do - Culture Club: The Boy's Back (651 words)
by steve010575 - written on 17.01.02 (Very useful, 62 readings)
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Culture Club, fronted by the formidable Boy George released this album in 1999, thirteen years after their last studio release. The fact that they had re-united for what was probably a financially motivated tour and released this album due to the repspone they had from their audience would probably make you belive that this album would be a sub-standard attempt to recreate their halcyon days in the eighties. You would be very wrong! The music is far superior to anything they produced at the height of their success and George's voice has matured being now more soulful and controlled, yet losing none of its vulnerability or charm. The first track was ...
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