Curious to see what they'll look like, from what era they come. Probably the Very era, that's the most iconic-poptastic.

TSOTAS worked perfectly well as the opening of the Highlights video.

Hahaha! That would have been great.

glennjridge wrote: ↑

Sun 05 Jul 2020, 3:01 am

"how the pet shop boys rose from the ashes" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=blV5YPRsGg8

Interesting video!

With PSB being a pop act, I was wondering if they ever did the I–V–vi–IV chord progression, which is the pop chords progression. I'm not a music maker, don't know much about chords and stuff, but I was wondering if they ever did.

When I bought Actually and what a fantastic album that was. I liked Please and all, but Actually was... wow.

We need a high quality broadcast of PSB's set on Glasto 2000.

onzio wrote: ↑

Thu 25 Jun 2020, 3:18 pm

No I'm serious, but then again Introspective is in the top 3 of my faves.
I was comparing formats, not quality.

I agree with you. That was my first association too.

No paywall version: http://archive.is/R4P26

Ah, that's the one with the plastic bubble. Oh the 80s.

Nice! Listening to it now.

It's quite funny in some parts. But I kinda lost my attention during the 2nd half. The movie looks great by the way.

I just got the order from the BFI site. So happy!

Wasn't this in Literally 42? (this is not a video, obviously, but I think he goes into detail about the lyrics)

Actually for me. I liked Please, but Actually was a step up. I liked Introspective, but half of the tracks I already knew (Always on my mind, I want a dog and I'm not scared) so my initial reaction was that it was just... okay. But it grew on me and became one of my favourites due to how the album w...