Has anyone recieved Literally yet?

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#76 Post by SoPetShopBoys »

Nope not in Stockport, UK, I still haven't had my copy yet!
Anybody else still waiting?

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#77 Post by AlfonsoPSB »

Mine arrived in Madrid this morning! :D
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#78 Post by glennjridge »

well at least now we know that supposed"luna park demo' certainly isnt the song the PSB took into the studio to have an orchestra play on.

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#79 Post by dgraysn »

mine arrived in jersey city , nj yesterday
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#80 Post by Choliux »

Mine arrived last night in Washington DC!

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#81 Post by Vicki »

Mine wasn't delivered 'til Tuesday's morning. Don't know is it delivered now - I live on the other end of Moscow from the place where it'll be delivered...

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#82 Post by Technotrancemix »

Still not arrived!!!

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#83 Post by Niall »

Eldritch wrote:
psb-freak wrote:Drums ? Only if Neil and Chris play them, please.
How exactly would the drums sound different if it was Neil and Chris banging them?
It is what Chris may bang them with that has this girl begging.
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#84 Post by SoPetShopBoys »

SoPetShopBoys wrote:Nope not in Stockport, UK, I still haven't had my copy yet!
Anybody else still waiting?
1 week after posting mine has still NOT arrived, and some how I don't think it's going to.
I have been a member of the Pet Shop Boys Club since 1994. The last time I paid my subscription was in November 2003, which was after I had had issue 27. My subscription should cover me for the next 3 issues, 28, 29 & 30. I did get issue 28 earlier this year but as yet I haven't had issue 29.
Has anybody else in the UK still not got a copy issue 29?

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#85 Post by Flaffer »

nice to see the Fan club is up to its normal levels of effectiveness, I'd write to them but be prepared for 'we have no copies left' - interesting to see if you have the xmas card.
Still waiting to hear the Adam Freeland, Manhattan Clique and Axwell mixes of Integral.

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#86 Post by Technotrancemix »

Not here either :cry:

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#87 Post by neilsblueeyes »

I thought the cover photo was an all-new one until I suddenly realised it's the main one at the front of the last issue! The pages of large photos at the beginning are okay but I'd have traded them for more pages of text about recording the new album, which was really interesting as far as it went.

It's a huge shame if the questions section is no more, but it wasn't really fair on Neil since Chris never exactly got into it. Still, I did miss the Q/A pages in Literally, so it's good they're back.

I love their exchange about "Walking on thin ice" on page 20, ending: ..."Yoko sent me a copy"/"I was there when she wrote it"!

The last series of "I'm a Celeb" seems a long time ago now the new one has just aired. Janet should have won, or Paul perhaps. Fran Cosgrave didn't seem to do very much and the rest of the people were fairly forgettable. The ones you like rarely win reality shows anyway (so Shayne will probably win X Factor). I wanted Jimmy Osmond to win this time around - I don't know much about the Osmonds, but he came across as a really genuine, lovely guy.

Letters, page 27, Neil: "West End Girls are to the PSB what A Team was to Abba". I faintly remember the 80's TV series the A-Team, visions of them singing Abba songs...I think it was meant to be the A-Teens!

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#88 Post by Undertaker »

neilsblueeyes wrote:
I faintly remember the 80's TV series the A-Team, visions of them singing Abba songs...I think it was meant to be the A-Teens!
''Faintly remember'', my arse. You know very well it's on at 6pm every weekday night on U.K Gold. Not that i watch it or anything :doh:

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#89 Post by Young Offender »

Mine arrived in L.A. a couple of days ago, Nice read

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#90 Post by Technotrancemix »

I give up on it arriving...

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