Culture Club The Ultimate Fan Quiz

Culture Club did indeed win the Brit Award for Best British Group, the Grammy Award for Best New Artist, and Best British Single for their song "Karma Chameleon" in 1984. Thus, the statement is true.

The correct order of colors in the lyrics of "Karma Chameleon" is Red, Gold, Green. This is evident from the given answer options.

They appeared on The A Team on the episode 'Cow-Boy George'

The statement is true because Culture Club's single 'Karma Chameleon' indeed sold 1.4 million records in the UK alone. This indicates that the song was highly popular and well-received by the British audience, leading to its commercial success.

The statement is true. Culture Club, a British band, had twelve of their singles reach the Top 40 chart in the UK between 1982 and 1999. This indicates their success and popularity during that time period.

They initially called themselves, 'In Praise of Lemmings' then switched to 'Sex Gang Children'

The correct answer is 5. This implies that there are five levels of Karma before reaching the Chameleon level.

The statement is true because the question states that "Kissing to be clever" was issued in Japan with the bonus track "Mystery Boy". This implies that the album "Kissing to be clever" was released in Japan and included the bonus track "Mystery Boy".

Boy George made his stage debut on February 28, 1981. This statement implies that Boy George performed on stage for the first time on that specific date.

Boy George was the first man ever to appear on the women's magazine Cosmopolitan.

The correct answer is an argument between Culture Club members during the vocal arrangement recording for Victims. This suggests that there was a disagreement or conflict among the band members while they were working on the vocal arrangement for the song.

On October 24, 1981, Culture Club played their first live show at a nightclub in Rayleigh. The gig went well, and the small audience, which included Dave Gahan of Depeche Mode, reacted well.

True: 'The War Song' went to No. 1 in Ireland in 1984 becoming Culture Club's 3rd No.1 in that country.

Culture Club won the Q Icon Award in 2014.

December 3, 1982, Culture Club made their U.S. live debut at New York's Ritz Theatre.

False: 'Kissing To Be Clever' reached No.5 in the UK and No.14 in the USA

Boy George won the Daily Mirror Readers Award for Outstanding Music Personality in both 1983 and 1984. This award recognizes his exceptional talent and popularity among the readers of the Daily Mirror newspaper during those years. It highlights his influence and impact on the music industry as a prominent figure and acknowledges his ongoing success and recognition among the public.

"Time (Clock of the Heart)" by Culture Club has been recognized by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as one of the 500 songs that had a significant impact on the development and evolution of rock and roll music.

Culture Club's Heavens Children was ready to be released as the 3rd and final single off 'From Luxury To Heartache' but pulled out from release. A 12" special test pressing was issued and is one of the rarest Culture Club records to exist.

The correct answer is Steevy Boulay. In the 2005 music video for 'Do You Really Want To Hurt Me', Steevy Boulay was featured as a guest star.

Culture Club won the Grammy Award for Best New Artist in 1984, but not in 1983. Therefore, the statement that they won the award in both 1983 and 1984 is false.

Culture Club song 'Hot Whiskey' was used in the Suntory Old Whiskey commercial in 1982 using the jingle line from 'Mystery Boy' in the background with different lyrics are featured in the TV commercial.

Culture Club's first single, "White Boy," was released in the UK on April 30, 1982. The reviews were good, but it only reached #114 on the charts, selling just over eight thousand copies. (Which is still pretty good by 1980's standards. Nowadays, they'll throw you in the incinerator if you haven't sold that many in the first hour.)

The original title for the 1984 Culture Club album was going to be called "Waking Up In A Burning House".

The song 'Melting Pot' is not featured on the track listing for 'A Kiss Across The Ocean'.

The bonus track issued on 'Colour By Numbers' in 1983 in Japan was "Time (Clock Of The Heart)".

The music video was directed by Russell Mulcahy,

Culture Club's album 'Waking Up With The House On Fire' went gold in Japan 5 times.

"The Eyes of Medusa," and "I'm an Animal." were the first two Culture Club demos that they recorded in 1981.

The release date for the new Culture Club single 'More Than Silence' was November 3, 2014.

The correct answer is Youth.

Culture Club spent 36 weeks in the singles chart in 1983 from the album 'Colour By Numbers'.

This single was originally intended for a Culture Club reunion in 1990 (which never happened)

The correct answer is "Parade Of Assumptions." This is the original name of Boy George's autobiography. The other options, "Take It Like A Man" and "Mopping The Kitchen Floor at 12 Midnight," are not the original names of his autobiography.

'Colour By Numbers' went 10 times platinum in Canada which made it diamond.

Steve Levine produced Kissing To Be Clever, Colour By Numbers, Waking Up With The House On Fire, and Don't Mind If I Do for Culture Club.

'Gusto Blusto' was only released in the USA and Canada.

Culture Club's 'Strange Voo Do' was remixed by Quivver but never released.

The correct answer is "Don't Talk About It." This song by Culture Club was featured in the Noveir Cosmetics T.V. commercial in 1984.

The song was assisted by a popular music video, directed by Russell Mulcahy,which features 400 school children dressed as skeletons. Lead singer Boy George is shown with his new flame-red hair, and also employs four wigs in black, white, yellow and blue. The video cost more than $125,000 to make.

Culture Club has received 2 American Music Award nominations.