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Each cover is different.psb-freak wrote:It´s been the same cover over the years. But it´s rather cool.
That seems to be the general idea of all Pet Shop Boys output. The look, although important, has always been quite minimilist I think.Shopper wrote:mine did yday ! within 10 days of becoming a member
I just loved it, its amazing how they stuck to the 'less is more' design all these years, The plain brown cover concept is just too cool.
Yes, I'm really curious too. I wish he told us even something... without mentioning any names, but if he would give a clue that he might have a boyfriend.Posh Boy wrote:Well, yes, but it struck me that Neil uses 'I' in the first ffew sentences, whereas Chris starts with 'we'. Could mean nothing, but I'm always intrigued when it concerns Chris's private/love life because he never really gives us any information. Which is up to him of course. But it makes me all the more curious.billiejo wrote:I imagined he would spend Christmas with his family and therefore the "we"
this is one of the MOST stupid posts I've ever read on this board (and thats saying a lot)nickname wrote:Wow....
It's the most stupid thing I've heard in many years. I suppose they'll record it and then they'll sell the dvd and the cd. It's the kind of things old bands do in their careers when they don't have anything better and new for their fans.- Chris' proposal for a tour, obscure bsides & album tracks only with a full orchestra and band.....at The Royal Albert Hall.....wow, checkout his tracklisting, he even wants to play 'Jack The Lad'....now this i will pay huge money to see
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"a concert which finished with a performance of “Being boring” in Dainton’s honour, a specially created montage of film clips and photos of Dainton being projected on the screen behind them as they played"
''Chris read a passage from The Bible, Revelation 21:1-7, coincidentally the same piece Neil once read at the funeral of a friend and which is paraphrased in the song “Your funny uncle”. Chris had thought that he was reading The Lord Is My Shepherd and it was only when Neil looked at the order of service in the car beforehand that he alerted Chris that he was actually reading this other passage, which Chris quickly read through a few times. “I didn’t want to make any mistakes and let Dainton down in any way,”
I know.One of the crowd wrote:Each cover is different.psb-freak wrote:It´s been the same cover over the years. But it´s rather cool.
But I guees you got anyway what I meant.
Hear Hear! This show, if it ever took place,would be absolutely amazing!dgraysn wrote:nickname wrote:this is one of the MOST stupid posts I've ever read on this board (and thats saying a lot)Wow....
It's the most stupid thing I've heard in many years. I suppose they'll record it and then they'll sell the dvd and the cd. It's the kind of things old bands do in their careers when they don't have anything better and new for their fans.
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Chris's idea is great as far as I'm concerned. I've seen West End girls and It's a sin, etc live multiple times, whats wrong with something new? The obscurities show, done as a huge production like Performance, but with an orchestra would be amazing, I'd fly to London for that and buy the cd/dvd. as for a new album..there will be one, they are writing it, chill out. all these other projects are icing. if you dont want them, dont buy them.
Try: sales@petshopboys.bizrollo wrote:Hmm... I don't appear to have received my copy yet.
Anyone know of an emil address I can get someone on to ask about my membership? I've no idea when I last renewed it...
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Yes, the 'article' was rather moving. I liked the parts with his 'slobbery kisses'DJ Pat wrote:These quotes bought a tear to my eye:
"a concert which finished with a performance of “Being boring” in Dainton’s honour, a specially created montage of film clips and photos of Dainton being projected on the screen behind them as they played"''Chris read a passage from The Bible, Revelation 21:1-7, coincidentally the same piece Neil once read at the funeral of a friend and which is paraphrased in the song “Your funny uncle”. Chris had thought that he was reading The Lord Is My Shepherd and it was only when Neil looked at the order of service in the car beforehand that he alerted Chris that he was actually reading this other passage, which Chris quickly read through a few times. “I didn’t want to make any mistakes and let Dainton down in any way,”