I'm Being Good

Brighton, England's underground music scene was thriving during 1991. Guitarist/vocalist Andrew Clare was a musician in the city who had been running a cassette-only label called Graphic Death since the age of 16. It was under his direction that the pop/rock band I'm Being Good began that year. According to Clare, the project was developed to make music that he wanted to hear outside the confines of what he was capable of doing. The history of the band's name was drawn from two sources -- a line from the Bobby Goldsboro song "Honey" and a short story by Hubert Selby Jr. In its...