Samples from Fundamental

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petshopboys · #121 Post by **petshopboys** » Wed 26 Apr 2006, 10:24 pm

Sounds great! Only disappointment is Integral.

Undertaker · #122 Post by **Undertaker** » Wed 26 Apr 2006, 11:20 pm

pulse wrote: Right.

So which of your many banned incarnations are you then on that forum? In your avatar, you are wearing your underwear, sitting in the dark in a few of them I think. Don't forget that we see IP addresses.

I post under Yid Army. Feel free to compare that IP address with the one posting as Undertaker.

I see your point about Trevor Horn. What they should have done is a 1920's Laurel and Hardy esque Country and Western album that nobody bought, covering songs we have heard, over and over again, while strumming a guitar borrowed off Rod, Jane and Freddy.

Anyway, i've exposed you for what you are. Someone who is jealous and envious, who only started posting the minute everyone was laughing at Union Street.So carry on thinking that Erasure will be remembered in the same Breath as Lennon and Mccartney in 30 years time with the song writing, but don't put us all through your bull shit. Once again, below is what you really think of PSB.

when you buy an Erasure album, you know almost every song on it will make your heart sing, unlike much of the depressing drab PSB fill their's with
guess "trying something different" to PSB means making an album of half-inspired Latin songs that should be sung with fervour, but are instead languishing under the crushing inadequacy of Neil Tennant's vocals and Chris Lowe's regurgitated clubdance track... or is it maybe the insipid, life-less Nightlife, with that wonderfully embarrassing "New York City Boy"

pulse · #123 Post by **pulse** » Thu 27 Apr 2006, 12:06 am

Undertaker wrote:
I see your point about Trevor Horn.

Good.

Undertaker wrote: Anyway, i've exposed you for what you are. Someone who is jealous and envious, who only started posting the minute everyone was laughing at Union Street.

Oooooh, I'm exposed now. If you remember me from the yahoogroups pet shop boys list, then you would *know* that I've been a big fan... since 1985! And post any excerpts you want out of context - the truth is you really don't want me to post some of the nasty things you've said to me in private messages and elsewhere, hence generating enough anger out of me to have me lash out at you in the past. I won't give you the benefit of getting a rise out of me anymore. You are bitter and negative, and you hold onto the past as though you have no life. Can you get over yourself? Can you move on? Oh yes, and please don't use words like "us" and "everyone" when you post, because you certainly don't speak for every PSB fan... the vast majority are respectful, kind, and accepting, as I've learnt through PM's to me here.

I will post my honest opinion on this forum often, respectfully, and with the background of a fan who owns pretty much everything PSB have ever released (except some singles). You're going to have to deal with it without having a thread-derailing tantrum after every one of my posts.

Just curious, how many times are the moderators here going to let threads get derailed by Undertaker's paranoia?

SilentRose · #124 Post by **SilentRose** » Thu 27 Apr 2006, 12:48 am

has the danish site removed the clips? too funny.
good thing i saved them

patrick · #125 Post by **patrick** » Thu 27 Apr 2006, 1:33 am

Undertaker wrote:when you buy an Erasure album, you know almost every song on it will make your heart sing

I pretty much know almost every song is going to make me vomit due to puerile songwriting, but I suppose different strokes for different folks...

glennjridge · #126 Post by **glennjridge** » Thu 27 Apr 2006, 3:40 am

nobody talks about it as it doesnt seem popular the idea of the PSB releasing ballads as singles but indefinite leave to remain sounds exactly like the type of songs these singer songwriter types are having hits with nowadays.

god if only they could get one of their songs in a key scene in a movie or something.that would be their best bet, like in some animated picture.

SilentRose · #127 Post by **SilentRose** » Thu 27 Apr 2006, 4:33 pm

patrick wrote:
Undertaker wrote:when you buy an Erasure album, you know almost every song on it will make your heart sing
I pretty much know almost every song is going to make me vomit due to puerile songwriting, but I suppose different strokes for different folks...

it amuses me why some people love using any given opportunity to insult a particular band. there are fans of BOTH erasure and psb on this forum, have some respect.

AndreasNystrom · #128 Post by **AndreasNystrom** » Thu 27 Apr 2006, 4:35 pm

I have bought every single album from PSB, and numberus singles, and maxis, and i wont stop doing that just cause i heard the samples.

Markpro · #129 Post by **Markpro** » Thu 27 Apr 2006, 5:20 pm

No, you don't want the samples, i haven't heard them either, I have I'm With Stupid and Luna Park on my MP3 player but i'm not going to give in..I'll wait till May 22nd to hear the rest of them ( and that includessamples ) I'm desperate to hear this album, especailly Integral but i won't give in...not yet anyway, but it's getting harder not to with you all going on about how great the songs are.

Markpro · #130 Post by **Markpro** » Thu 27 Apr 2006, 8:52 pm

I gave In

Now have Integral, Luna park & soon to have The Sodom and Gomorrah Show

kimphilby · #131 Post by **kimphilby** » Thu 27 Apr 2006, 9:01 pm

god if only they could get one of their songs in a key scene in a movie or something.that would be their best bet, like in some animated picture

But why? Sure, I want PSB to be successful but why whore themselves to the lowest common denominator to be so? If you are a PSB fan then just enjoy their music for yourself & don't worry about whether or not it's universally acclaimed.

glennjridge · #132 Post by **glennjridge** » Thu 27 Apr 2006, 9:04 pm

I dont think recording a song for a movie is a bad thing.
I would like to see them get some serious exposure for their music. and movies are the best way for the PSB at this stage to get their music across to the most audiences.

patrick · #133 Post by **patrick** » Thu 27 Apr 2006, 11:20 pm

SilentRose wrote:it amuses me why some people love using any given opportunity to insult a particular band

Oh please.

Monty-- · #134 Post by **Monty--** » Fri 28 Apr 2006, 7:19 pm

Tut tut. You're ruining the 'new album' experience, PSB fans!! Wait until the album release for maximum enjoyment!

! · #135 Post by ! » Fri 28 Apr 2006, 7:21 pm

Monty-- wrote:Tut tut. You're ruining the 'new album' experience, PSB fans!! Wait until the album release for maximum enjoyment!

We'll still have Fundamentalism to listen