Master & Servant (Massive Ego album) the album"Master & Servant". The only track from Nite Klub Skewl not to be included on this release was, "Never Felt As Good". The band recorded two new songs for the album with "Groovesisters"; A cover of David Bowie's "Hallo Spaceboy" and "Sex Drive", which was the second single released by Massive Ego, that was a cover of Pete Burns band, "Dead Or Alive". and was re-released as a double A-side single with a cover of Depeche Mode's "Master And Servant" in 2010. Lia Organa & Electric Prince remixed "Master And Servant" for the single and video, and later remixed
Confessions of a Pop Group Eighties: One Day, One Decade", journalist Dylan Jones described "Confessions of a Pop Group" as the pinnacle of the band's career, and that Weller's only problem "was convincing other people that this was the case." Several writers have placed "Confessions of a Pop Group" within different contexts, both socially and within Weller's career. Writer Paolo Hewitt wrote that the album was Weller's attempt to obtain complete musical freedom, "not answering to anyone," describing it as "the strangest record Weller ever involved himself in." Liberal politics magazine the "New Statesman" found the album to provide proof that left-leaning bands in Britain