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Track List
01) Do You Really Want to Hurt Me
02) Time (Clock of the Heart)
03) Church of the Poison Mind
04) Karma Chameleon
05) Victims
06) I'll Tumble 4 Ya
07) It's a Miracle
08) Miss Me Blind
09) Move Away
10) Love Is Love
11) Love Hurts
12) Everything I Own
13) Don't Cry
14) After the Love
15) More Than Likely
16) The Crying Game
17) Generations of Love (La La Gone Gaga mix)
18) Bow Down Mister (A Small Portion 2B Polite m
19) Sweet Toxic Love (Deliverance mix)
01) Do You Really Want to Hurt Me
02) Time (Clock of the Heart)
03) Church of the Poison Mind
04) Karma Chameleon
05) Victims
06) I'll Tumble 4 Ya
07) It's a Miracle
08) Miss Me Blind
09) Move Away
10) Love Is Love
11) Love Hurts
12) Everything I Own
13) Don't Cry
14) After the Love
15) More Than Likely
16) The Crying Game
17) Generations of Love (La La Gone Gaga mix)
18) Bow Down Mister (A Small Portion 2B Polite m
19) Sweet Toxic Love (Deliverance mix)
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First Released
1993
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Rock/Pop
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The success of "The Crying Game" marked a comeback for Boy George, especially in the U.S., where his solo career had never taken hold beyond the dance clubs, and SBK (distributor of his label, Virgin) took advantage of his resurgence by compiling this 75-minute, 19-track album, which combines his former group Culture Club's biggest hits with selections from his solo work. The ten Culture Club tracks are of a piece, from 1982's "Do You Really Want to Hurt Me" (which here leads off with an ominous voice intoning, "Popularity breeds contempt") to "Love Is Love," which wasn't a hit but is a better choice than the missing "War Song," which was. The solo tracks are a more mixed batch, and not only because Top 40 U.K. hits like "Keep Me in Mind," "Sold," and "To Be Reborn" are missing. They often rely on loud percussion tracks that strand Boy George's tender tenor somewhere in the distance. He remains most effective on rhythmic ballads, whether "Do You Really Want to Hurt Me," "Everything I Own" (his chart-topping first U.K. solo hit), or "The Crying Game."
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The success of "The Crying Game" marked a comeback for Boy George, especially in the U.S., where his solo career had never taken hold beyond the dance clubs, and SBK (distributor of his label, Virgin) took advantage of his resurgence by compiling this 75-minute, 19-track album, which combines his former group Culture Club's biggest hits with selections from his solo work. The ten Culture Club tracks are of a piece, from 1982's "Do You Really Want to Hurt Me" (which here leads off with an ominous voice intoning, "Popularity breeds contempt") to "Love Is Love," which wasn't a hit but is a better choice than the missing "War Song," which was. The solo tracks are a more mixed batch, and not only because Top 40 U.K. hits like "Keep Me in Mind," "Sold," and "To Be Reborn" are missing. They often rely on loud percussion tracks that strand Boy George's tender tenor somewhere in the distance. He remains most effective on rhythmic ballads, whether "Do You Really Want to Hurt Me," "Everything I Own" (his chart-topping first U.K. solo hit), or "The Crying Game."
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