You've probably been a fan of theirs for upwards of 30 years. its like a marriage. in the beginning everything is fresh and new and theres surprises to be had,but at some point you've experienced everything the person has to offer. I doubt they are ever going to reintroduce another "its a sin" or a...

I suspect the Greatest Hits Live theme will lend itself to the staging , costumes and effects so that the show is a mash up of all their previous tours. Hyde Park was likely a preview of what to expect, they incorporated the animal head dancers from the Electric tour. Maybe we will a return of pig ...

Please: 44:02 Actually: 48:14 Introspective: 48:08 Behaviour: 49:01 Very: 53:17 Bilingual: 54:17 Release: 44:53 Fundamental: 48:39 Yes: 49:06 Elysium: 51:02 Electric: 49:12 Super: 46: 55 Hotspot: 42:18 I love the big intros, they complex productions but when you see this album is shorter than ALL th...

For the gear-heads here: http://www.muzines.co.uk/articles/pet-sounds/7670 --- 'Shameless', had a very dense arrangement that took a lot of time, and they ended up getting fed up with it. It became a B-side to 'Go West', instead of being on the album." --- It HAD to be on the album. :grumble: Anywa...

Do you expect an special effort for this live concert?, I mean a more expensive thing. For me, the idea of a GH tour sounds like they were trying to create something bigger to reivindicate its legacy.

Tom Angel wrote: ↑

Fri 15 Nov 2019, 3:45 pm

So, is actually the best Pet shop boys album title ever.

Shame peter Gabriel got there first.

I think there is a second meaning with Hotspot, something sexual. Talking about PSB is not very strange to thik about this possibility.

Wedding in Berlin First called "Married," the Boys wrote this in Berlin (appropriately enough) in May 2015 as a wedding present for friends of theirs. It was, in fact, played at their wedding reception, serving as the newly married couple's first dance. It reportedly starts with Felix Mendelssohn's...

canveyboy wrote: ↑

Thu 14 Nov 2019, 9:36 am

I don’t like the album title.
I don’t like the album artwork
And I don’t like...I don’t like the new song particularly much
I don’t like much really do I?
But what I do like (none of this) I love passionately

Agree

Patrick Bateman wrote: ↑

Thu 14 Nov 2019, 11:11 am

If you are going to write a song about things you don't like, it's a good start to use a expresion you don't like, for example "wanna".

Another smart point for PSB.

Uninspiring, a very lazy song should be a B-side. It shouldn't even be an album filler. EVERYTHING i expected. A new album with probably many ballads and with some similarities to Release. In fact, the new ballad reminds me to it. That's why they want a GH tour because this album is not for tours. I...

Have you thought they could need the money for future projects?. I mean, if you don't want them to play hits, don't put the blame on them because of the lack of creativity on album, posters or videos designs.

They have 20 Top 10 songs and Dreamland. Maybe, these ones are the ones for the concert. It could be the easiest option (I'm going to put in a order, I would like to choose, divided in 4 parts and encore like the Pandemonium Bour): Suburbia Dreamland Can you forgive her? AB I'm with stupid Where/How...

One of the best PSB intros comes from Suburbia, they didn't include it for the single version but I think they released it was very good. That's why they included it for the video version and many of their last tours. It's a amazing song to open a Greatest Hits tour. For POPART they used Go West but...

I'm not going to reply all the things said by Minimal above because I think some thing he says are correct but I'm not agree with some other things. I mean, you can be ambitious with your old hits and they were specially with these shows: - Nightlife: creating new versions of songs like What have I ...

How strange, what about It's a Sin?.