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Culture Club Est Un Groupe De New Wave Britannique Formé En 1981 Par Boy George Chanteur Et Par Mickey Craig Bassiste . Ils Seront Rejoints Par Jon Moss Batteur Synthetiseur Et Par Roy Hay Guitariste . Ils Sortent Leur Premier Album Kissing To Be Clever En 1982 Et Connaissent Un Succès Mondial Grâce À La Chanson Do You Really Want To Hurt Me Numéro Un Dans Plusieurs Pays. Le Groupe Devient Ensuite L'icône De Toute Une Nation Grâce À Leur Deuxième Album Colour By Numbers Et À Karma Chameleon Numéro 1 Un Peu Partout Qui Parle De La Relation Longtemps Cachée Entre Boy George Et Jon Moss. L'album Se Vendit À Plus De 16 Millions D'exemplaires. Après Avoir Classé Plusieurs Titres Dans Les Charts Mondiaux Et Britanniques Culture Club Sort Son Troisième Album Waking Up With The House On Fire L'album Se Vend Bien Mais Il Est Faible Chansons Baclées... Et Le Groupe Commence À Perdre De La Vitesse. A Cause De Certaines Histoires De Drogues Culture Club Se Séparent En 1986 Juste Après La Sortie De From Luxury To Heartache. Le Groupe A Tenté De Se Reformer En 1989 Mais L'énergie Entre Les Membres N'y Était Pas. En 1998 Ce Fut Le Cas. En Mai Le Groupe A Fait Son Premier Spectacle En 13 Ans Dans Le Cadre De L'émission Américaine "VH1 Storytellers". Quelques Tournées Mondiales Ont Ensuite Eu Lieu En 1998 1999 Et 2000. Un Simple Eut Beaucoup De Succès En Angleterre I Just Wanna Be Loved Qui Se Hissa Au 4e Rang Du Palmares. Un Album Don't Mind If I Do Fut Disponible Dans Certains Pays D'Europe Et D'Asie Seulement.
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"Do You Really Want To Hurt Me" Is The Breakout Hit Recorded By British New Wave Band Culture Club Released As A Single From The Group's Platinum-Plus Debut Album Kissing To Be Clever. "Do You Really Want To Hurt Me" Was The Third Single Released In Europe By Culture Club And Their Debut Release In The U.S. And Canada. The Song Was Picked Up By BBC Radio 2 And Became A UK Number-One Single For Three Weeks In October 1982. The Song Entered The Charts In The US At #80 On 4 December 1982. The Song Held At #2 For Three Weeks On The Billboard Hot 100 Singles Chart In March And April 1983 Kept From The Number One Spot By Michael Jackson's "Billie Jean" . The Single Achieved Sales Of 900 000 US Copies And Hit #1 In Canada. It Was Also Number One In Australia. This Was Culture Club's First Success After Their First Two Releases "White Boy" And "I'm Afraid Of Me" Charted In The UK At #114 And #100 Respectively. According To Boy George It Was Their Last Chance To Get An Album Deal. The Song Rose Rapidly In The UK Charts After The Group's First Appearance On Top Of The Pops Which Resulted In George's Androgynous Style Of Dress And Sexual Ambiguity Making Newspaper Headlines. The Group Were Only Asked To Appear On Top Of The Pops The Night Before The Show After Shakin' Stevens Pulled Out. In A Retrospective Review Allmusic Journalist Jose F. Promis Described "Do You Really Want To Hurt Me" As "a Simple Masterpiece Resonating With An Ache That Harked Back To The Classic Torch Songs Of Yesteryear." In 2007 Boy George Said That The Song Was "not Just About Culture Club's Drummer Jon Moss My Boyfriend At The Time. It Was About All The Guys I Dated At That Time In My Life." The B-Side Was A Dub Version Featuring Pappa Weasel In Many Countries And "You Know I'm Not Crazy" On The US Release. On The 12" Version Of The Record The Track "Love Is Cold You Were Never No Good " Was Also Included.
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Culture Club Est Un Groupe De New Wave Britannique Formé En 1981 Par Boy George Chanteur Et Par Mickey Craig Bassiste . Ils Seront Rejoints Par Jon Moss Batteur Synthetiseur Et Par Roy Hay Guitariste . Ils Sortent Leur Premier Album Kissing To Be Clever En 1982 Et Connaissent Un Succès Mondial Grâce À La Chanson Do You Really Want To Hurt Me Numéro Un Dans Plusieurs Pays. Le Groupe Devient Ensuite L'icône De Toute Une Nation Grâce À Leur Deuxième Album Colour By Numbers Et À Karma Chameleon Numéro 1 Un Peu Partout Qui Parle De La Relation Longtemps Cachée Entre Boy George Et Jon Moss. L'album Se Vendit À Plus De 16 Millions D'exemplaires. Après Avoir Classé Plusieurs Titres Dans Les Charts Mondiaux Et Britanniques Culture Club Sort Son Troisième Album Waking Up With The House On Fire L'album Se Vend Bien Mais Il Est Faible Chansons Baclées... Et Le Groupe Commence À Perdre De La Vitesse. A Cause De Certaines Histoires De Drogues Culture Club Se Séparent En 1986 Juste Après La Sortie De From Luxury To Heartache. Le Groupe A Tenté De Se Reformer En 1989 Mais L'énergie Entre Les Membres N'y Était Pas. En 1998 Ce Fut Le Cas. En Mai Le Groupe A Fait Son Premier Spectacle En 13 Ans Dans Le Cadre De L'émission Américaine "VH1 Storytellers". Quelques Tournées Mondiales Ont Ensuite Eu Lieu En 1998 1999 Et 2000. Un Simple Eut Beaucoup De Succès En Angleterre I Just Wanna Be Loved Qui Se Hissa Au 4e Rang Du Palmares. Un Album Don't Mind If I Do Fut Disponible Dans Certains Pays D'Europe Et D'Asie Seulement.
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"Do You Really Want to Hurt Me" is the breakout hit recorded by British new wave band Culture Club, released as a single from the group's Platinum-plus debut album Kissing to Be Clever.
"Do You Really Want to Hurt Me" was the third single released in Europe by Culture Club and their debut release in the U.S. and Canada. The song was picked up by BBC Radio 2 and became a UK number-one single for three weeks in October 1982. The song entered the charts in the US at #80 on 4 December 1982. The song held at #2 for three weeks on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart in March and April 1983 (kept from the number one spot by Michael Jackson's "Billie Jean"). The single achieved sales of 900,000 US copies and hit #1 in Canada. It was also number one in Australia. This was Culture Club's first success, after their first two releases, "White Boy" and "I'm Afraid of Me" charted in the UK at #114 and #100 respectively. According to Boy George, it was their last chance to get an album deal. The song rose rapidly in the UK charts after the group's first appearance on Top of the Pops, which resulted in George's androgynous style of dress and sexual ambiguity making newspaper headlines. The group were only asked to appear on Top of the Pops the night before the show, after Shakin' Stevens pulled out.
In a retrospective review, Allmusic journalist Jose F. Promis described "Do You Really Want to Hurt Me" as "a simple masterpiece, resonating with an ache that harked back to the classic torch songs of yesteryear." In 2007, Boy George said that the song was "not just about Culture Club's drummer Jon Moss, my boyfriend at the time. It was about all the guys I dated at that time in my life." The B-side was a dub version featuring Pappa Weasel in many countries and "You Know I'm Not Crazy" on the US release. On the 12" version of the record, the track "Love Is Cold (You Were Never No Good)" was also included.
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