Boy George is back
’80s pop icon Boy George released his first new studio album since 2002’s U Can Never B2 Straight in Australia today.
Ordinary Alien is a critically acclaimed collection of songs recorded with long time collaborator Kinky Roland between 2000 and 2009.
The album has garnered some of the best reviews of the singer’s career and includes singles Yes We Can and Time Machine as well as the popular the club hit Amazing Grace (below).
Check out the full tracklist:
1. Turn 2 Dust
2. Yes We Can
3. Brand New
4. Amazing Grace
5. Dont Wanna See Myself
6. If I Were You
7. Go Your Own Way
8. Here Come the Girls (feat Ave D)
9. Seconds (feat Phillip Something)
10. After Dark
11. Kill the A&R
12. Human Racing
13. Look Pon U
Boy George’s comeback album was released on Australian iTunes today with physical copies available from some online retailers.
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How can this article say Ordinary Alien garnered some of the best reviews of George’s career? The reviews of it I have seen have been mediocre to negative. It certainly has not gotten the good reviews of his past albums like Cheapness and Beauty. The album is awful, just generic house/trance remixes. What happened to the Boy George who used to be original and creative?
This album is a flop, no new era for George. He needs to go back to less dance oriented music. This kind of music doesn’t suit his voice at all.
I have had a digital copy of this album for a couple of weeks now (although I have three different tracks on mine and vice versa on this?) and I must say it is fantastic!, a combination of dance tunes with Boy George’s brilliant vocals gives a new era for the Boy….