Name: Greatest Hits Culture Club
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Greatest Hits Culture Club

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Album: Greatest Hits Culture Club
#	Song Title		Time
	Disc 1
1)	Do You Really Want to Hurt Me	More Info...
2)	Time (Clock of the Heart)	More Info...
3)	I'll Tumble 4 Ya	More Info...
4)	Church of the Poison Mind	More Info...
5)	Karma Chameleon	More Info...
6)	Victims	More Info...
7)	It's a Miracle	More Info...
8)	Miss Me Blind	More Info...
9)	The War Song	More Info...
10)	The Medal Song	More Info...
11)	Mistake Number 3	More Info...
12)	Love Is Love	More Info...
13)	Move Away	More Info...
14)	God Thank You Woman	More Info...
15)	I Just Wanna Be Loved	More Info...
16)	Your Kisses Are Charity	More Info...
17)	Cold Shoulder	More Info...
18)	Greatest Moments 'Then and Now' 1998 Interview Excerpt	More Info...
19)	A Kiss Across the Ocean (Medley) (Live)	More Info...

Album: Greatest Hits Culture Club
#	Song Title		Time
	Disc 1
1)	Do You Really Want to Hurt Me	More Info...
2)	Time (Clock of the Heart)	More Info...
3)	I'll Tumble 4 Ya	More Info...
4)	Church of the Poison Mind	More Info...
5)	Karma Chameleon	More Info...
6)	Victims	More Info...
7)	It's a Miracle	More Info...
8)	Miss Me Blind	More Info...
9)	The War Song	More Info...
10)	The Medal Song	More Info...
11)	Mistake Number 3	More Info...
12)	Love Is Love	More Info...
13)	Move Away	More Info...
14)	God Thank You Woman	More Info...
15)	I Just Wanna Be Loved	More Info...
16)	Your Kisses Are Charity	More Info...
17)	Cold Shoulder	More Info...
18)	Greatest Moments 'Then and Now' 1998 Interview Excerpt	More Info...
19)	A Kiss Across the Ocean (Medley) (Live)	More Info...

Performer Notes

Audio Remixer: David Hamilton .
Led by the notoriously androgynous Boy George, Culture Club took the
world by storm in the 1980s. Their mix of pop, soul, and reggae may not
have been unprecedented, but it certainly was a refreshing break from
the scads of soundalike New Wave bands cluttering up the airwaves. A
singles band nonpareil, Culture Club is well served by GREATEST HITS, a concise culling of their career highlights. While they were certainly
not without their festive moments (the lilting, calypso-tinged "I'll
Tumble 4 Ya," the singalong sunniness of "Karma Chameleon"), George and his pals were at their best on the more melancholy, midtempo tunes ("Do You Really Want to Hurt Me;" "Time"), where the Boy really got a chance to burn his torch at both ends. Decades later, Culture Club's best moments still stand up a hell of a lot better than many of their contemporaries' records.