The club scene in Ibiza was very different in the early '80s to the now over-hyped British invasion of the islands. As  Rampling recollects "The scene was very cosmopolitan and European. Quite often you would see pop-stars, famous people and fashion designers and the parties were unannounced and exclusive." George Michael, Boy George and Giorgio Armani  were all regular visitors at these parties which relied solely on word of mouth. The scene then was all about being on this remote island, going to the beach after a hard-night's partying. It was a feeling of freedom, liberation and being aroused by a certain style of music.  Gold explains "The Balearic vibe was about being what you wanted to be without peer pressure. You could wear jeans and  a t-shirt and dance alongside someone in designer attire with no attitude. There would be beautiful boys and girls  everywhere. It was about what you wanted to be. There was no bad vibe or image to live up to - it was a state of mind."