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Everything I Think In Life Is About Context And Intention.

When I First Went To New York, I Didn't Really Go Out To Clubs. It Was The Height Of Culture Club So I Didn't Really Have A Social Life. It Was Only After I Had Been To New York A Few Times That I Started Going Out.

We Changed The Name From Sex Gang Children To Culture Club Because Jon Moss, Our Drummer, Went To L.a. On Holiday And Took Some Demo Tapes With Him. -everyone Loved The Music But Nobody Liked The Name. I -remember Getting A Postcard From Jon From L.a. Saying, "i Don't Think America's Ready For The Sex Gang Children."

The Most Significant New York Club For Me Was Paradise Garage, Where They Played House Music. This Was Around '84 Or '85.

Separation Penetrates The Disappearing Person Like A Pigment And Steeps Him In Gentle Radiance.