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I had no master plan I didn't know how
to be a singer or anything but the
school I met Andrew and we formed this
scar band called the executive and we
were terrible
basically the Andrew and I had already
developed a knack for writing these
catchy little songs and we got together
a couple of tracks
one was called Careless Whisper and one
was called the eight is probably most
depressing sort of more lies and times
but we've ever had for younger people in
British history because the recession
because of everything because when mass
unemployment so I think Music Man was
probably really really important in
terrible depression you have the people
that come out and say this is terrible
this is terrible depression and then you
have the escapist things ago there was
no sugar he was singing about being on
the doll and having kids and you know
what there was a bit of social
commentary there and it was embracing
this this newfangled thing called rap
you know dressed like some from West
Side Story we should have known that
then club Tropicana taught us don't
worry you can suntan if it's a global
warming way before it's too high
I mean I can't get the little white
shorts on my head honest I was a coach
cut down and wish to throw eggs at the
round fans they were mercy were they
well man George Michael and I it was
like it was fucking everywhere were any
one of my generation you really can't
remember the first time you heard about
George Michael if you grew up in the UK
because he's just part of the fabric of
it so there is a time of one which was
like a lot of fun I was going into club
like Evan exit around have even a lot of
fun and we loved it it was truly
representing the time you know I'm sure
nobody felt I was too old to like them I
felt a bit ashamed that I was liking
this teen band but they were great they
had something else they had a lot more
[Music]
Wow itself was an absolute joy it was
joyous as it sounded
they say youth is wasted on the young my
god what a wonderful joy right for two
18 year olds
[Music]
there was a humor about Wham that no one
ever gave us prairie boy he was so
taking the piss out of ourselves half
the time how can the country be in love
with these two idiots
I knew how to make these records of you
how to make them jump out of the radio
and the idea that just cuz I was wearing
ridiculous shorts and curtain rings in
my ears would actually stop people from
noticing that when I look back his kind
I still think it's kind of stunning by
the end of it I had no doubt that I
could become an international solo
success and it's as though there's
always been a red this red line I see
like a red line which goes through
everything like a staircase to whatever
you're about to do next and I could feel
that at the final concert I already had
one foot in my solo career
that's enough
you
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