Every now and then I am reminded of how much I sympathise with this:

“A lot of people don’t expect us to have a sense of humour at all. When we did ‘Tainted Love’, for example, a lot of people couldn’t see the point in us doing anything as morbid as that. But it was actually meant to be funny, although it did have a serious aspect in that the money did go to the Terence Higgins Trust. It’s a matter of trying to work on a lot more levels than one at the same time.”
(Peter Christopherson in NME, 1987)

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