It reached number one in the UK and number two in the US. This is the origin of the monster band.
His style is more soulful than pop, and his deep musicality, sexiness, and groovy flavor give him universal appeal.
It reached number one in the UK and number two in the US. Boy's mysterious looks became a hot topic. The album showed his strong sense of rhythm, and the reggae-style "You're Perfect/Do You Really Want To Hurt Me" became a huge hit around the world, making him known. It contains 10 songs, including "White Boy" and "Mystery Boy."
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- Artwork [Culture Club Logo] - Nick Egan
- Artwork [Symbols] - Sue Clowes
- Backing Vocals - Colin Campsie
- Backing Vocals - Denise Spooner
- Bass, Other [Heavy Culture] - Michael Craig
- Composed By, Written-By, Performer, Instruments - Culture Club
- Design [Cover], Typography, Artwork [Culture Club Logo] - Jik Graham ASTD
- Design [Make-Up] - Boy George
- Design [Make-Up] - Kitty (45)
- Electronic Drums [Simmonds Drums], Percussion, Drum Programming [Linn] - Jon Moss
- Engineer [Assistant] - Gordon Milne
- Guitar, Keyboards, Piano, Sitar [Electric] - Roy Hay
- Keyboards [Additional], Backing Vocals - Phil Pickett
- Lacquer Cut By - Pounda (A1 to A5)
- Mixed By - Jon Moss (A2 to B4)
- Mixed By - Steve Levine (A2 to B4)
- Photography By - Mark Lebon
- Photography By [Live Shot] - Andy Phillips (3)
- Producer, Engineer - Steve Levine
- Saxophone, Flute, Harmonica - Nick Payne
- Synthesizer [Synclavier II], Programmed By [Synclavier II] - Keith Miller (3)
- Typography [Typesetting] - Montage (9)
- Vocals - Boy George
