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Track Listings
| 1. White Boy (Dance Mix) |
| 2. You Know I'm Not Crazy |
| 3. I'll Tumble 4 Ya |
| 4. Take Control |
| 5. Love Twist (Featuring Captain Crucial) |
| 6. Boy Boy (I'm The Boy) |
| 7. I'm Afraid Of Me (Remix) |
| 8. White Boys Can't Control It |
| 9. Do You Really Want To Hurt Me |
| 10. Love Is Cold |
| 11. Murder Rap Trap (Featuring Captain Crucial) |
| 12. Time (Clock Of The Heart) |
| 13. Romance Beyond The Alphabet |
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It can be hard to remember with memories of drug busts and increasingly wacky outfits clouding the issue, but the reason Culture Club became as huge as they did was that their debut album, 1982's KISSING TO BE CLEVER, is an unabashedly commercial and often brilliant amalgam of American R&B and British chart pop. Remember, "Do You Really Want To Hurt Me" wasa UK hit before anyone even knew who Boy George was, and for good reason. Even though nothing on the album matches thattranscendent single, the pop-reggae-soul-dance grooves are always entertaining and often, as on "I'm Afraid Of Me" and the spooky "White Boys Can't Control It", simply excellent.
American fans should be aware that this CD contains the original UK edition of the album, which doesn't include the hit single "Time (Clock of the Heart)" and has a somewhat less satisfying running order.
It can be hard to remember with memories of drug busts and increasingly wacky outfits clouding the issue, but the reason Culture Club became as huge as they did was that their debut album, 1982's KISSING TO BE CLEVER, is an unabashedly commercial and often brilliant amalgam of American R&B and British chart pop. Remember, "Do You Really Want To Hurt Me" wasa UK hit before anyone even knew who Boy George was, and for good reason. Even though nothing on the album matches thattranscendent single, the pop-reggae-soul-dance grooves are always entertaining and often, as on "I'm Afraid Of Me" and the spooky "White Boys Can't Control It", simply excellent.
American fans should be aware that this CD contains the original UK edition of the album, which doesn't include the hit single "Time (Clock of the Heart)" and has a somewhat less satisfying running order.