The Sharp Boys version of song is definitely one of my favorite tracks! It's, fun, uplifting, and has a genuine sparkle that has talent written all over it. And how can you not love a song that has you singing "I'm a horsey!" on a dance floor! Love it! :-)

The sharp boys remix of this track (& in fact the original george michael edit) is a perfect example of artist creativity & building on an existing platform of music. Listen to his conviction when he announces "you gotta go to the city" - killer!!!! I think only purists, or non-musicians say that adding onto, or covering a track is talentless. This is an obvious sign of insecurity. There are no rules in audio exploration. Only the ones we allow or invent. Any musician, film producer, artist or whatever, only draws on influence. If you were born & grew with no external influences, i doubt there would be any music etc as we know it. I think george michael has done this track a favour, by adding to the story of it and creating a medium for imagination with his words. Please never stop mr michaels, you are a founder & a pioneer on which the planet has embraced, so thank you. Cliff.

This might be the worst single George Michael released in years. This is, literally, "Flawless", originally performed by The Ones (only 3 years ago), with a few added lyrics. How original is that? How come Mr. Michael can say "This is my new track!" when it's not new, and not from him?

Georgie's 2-for-2 in '04 with this one. If you loved The Ones' "Flawless", particularly the Phunk Investigation mixes, this track is right up your alley. If you don't, you'll think it sounds very repetitive. Regardless, many Americans probably won't enjoy this. I do, though; so there. Take your pick on the remixes: all of them are great in their own unique way. But likely people will go for the ones with remixers beginning with "Sha" - in this case, Shapeshifters and The Sharp Boys (yes, they actually pull off a corker of a track; this makes up for massacring "Flawless" when it was first released).