Name: Why Do You Come Here? by Distortech
Duration: 4 min 7 s
Description: 1998 release in Belgium and the first single on iTunes in 2003. Just fascination, Suedehead.

A dream of an after party.  A little moment in time.

A 90 minute live mix on a more gentle Bedoin/Guy Gerber inspired desert house tip.   

The Ibiza hills, Sunday, dusk, 2 days after.  Looking out towards the village over the little valley, echoing off the almond groves.

Tracks by Tale of Us, WhoMadeWho, Klangmechaniker, Guy Gerber and Bedoin.  Finishes with Midlands incredible remix of Oliver Sim's Romance With A Memory. 

I hope you like x

Can Cremada after party live recording, Midge, Ibiza Summer 2022

1998 release in Belgium and the first single on iTunes in 2003. Just fascination, Suedehead.

Why Do You Come Here?

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In 2003 I casually mentioned to Pete Burns backstage in London's G-A-Y club how he was top of my interviewee list, especially as the Dead Or Alive frontman was the first pop star I exchanged letters with way back in 1984. 

So what did the lippy one do? He scribbled down his phone number, in full view of all the acolytes and guest list junkies crowding him, and told me to call him. The following week Pete gave me close to two hours of the most hilarious and incisive anecdotes. Gay Times magazine only used a meagre extract in their June 2003 issue, which coincided with a new single, a contempo remodelling of You Spin Me Round (Like A Record) and Dead Or Alive’s first greatest hits album, Evolution. So this is the first 20 minutes of our exceptionally entertaining exchange,

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Interview: Pete Burns Talks To Steve Pafford, April 2003

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Why Do You Come Here?

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