Looking for commercial results

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frenchpsbfan
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#16 Post by frenchpsbfan »

that's what i've been doing for almost 20 years...
and still no leaks...

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#17 Post by Decisional »

that's what i've been doing for almost 20 years...
:clap:

I'm going on my thirteenth year now, myself.
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#18 Post by DJAMIX »

Pertan wrote:Neil (and Chris?) definitly wants a number one again :0)
Not with Psychological intrumental... :lol:
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#19 Post by Janet Street-Porter »

I reckon Neil should just shoot Elton. This will guarantee the boys tons of publicity and Neil can write his very own De Profundis.

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Re: Looking for commercial results

#20 Post by Nickname »

nickname wrote:1) Pet Shop Boys (old style-Golden years, making reference to one of the most well known hits: It's a sin).

2) Trevor Horn (well known and commercial producer).

3) Diane Warren (commercial song-writer).

4) Remixing Madonna (including vocals of Neil on it, which is always something good to get the attention of music industry).

5) Little Britain, maybe (the most famous comedy in uk).

If they don't get the top 3 at least with one of their singles or with the album it would be disappointing. They CAN'T have much more help.
I've been looking for references to the remix of PSB on the net. There are a lot of.

Most of them make a reference to "Fundamental" too. So, PSB are doing a good job to make publicity of their album (although they weren't thinking about that, at the first time).

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