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culture club - CRAZY-HORSE - 11-09-2010 they had some great songs back in the 1980s: do you really want to hurt me?. karma chameleon victims i'll tumble for you...etc and one great album 'colour by numbers', helen terry's backing vocals on this album were sublime. there is not a single dud track on this album. its a shame george o'dowds private life overshadows his music now. culture club - pennywill - 12-09-2010 Yes, I agree. Another 80s person I liked was Cidy Lauper, but again her weirdness, which got her recognition in the first place, kind of became her undoing later on...odd how that happens. culture club - CRAZY-HORSE - 12-09-2010 i used to like cnydi lauper better than madonna, they released their respective debut albums within a couple of weeks of eachother in australia. i did see cyndi lauper earlier this year in an outdoor ampitheatre type setting and thought she was still pretty good, as you said, her wierdness got the better of her in the late 80s, nevertheless she has a good voice for the styles she sings culture club - Music Head - 12-09-2010 Didn't really keep up with Cyndi after the first few. Now she is riding high on the blues charts with a new album. Could you guys elaborate on the weird tag. Never was aware of any weirdness. culture club - CRAZY-HORSE - 12-09-2010 to me it was a case of being too outrageous, the hair,the makeup,the clothes,the way she portrayed herself in interviews, it was all offputting,she started looking like mutton dressed as lamb, then again madonna does now also she did a few bluesy type numbers when i saw her, her vocal ability shone through in those songs really well culture club - fresk - 03-01-2011 this band is such a old band they sing some of fantastic songs. |