Running order for BBC Radio 2 concert

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Running order for BBC Radio 2 concert

#1 Post by sibisi73 »

Exclusive peek at the tracklist for the 8th May Mermaid Theatre concert (broadcast on 27th). it's a good mixture, and a few surprises too. I haven't heard any of the new songs so am really looing forward to it. No news yet on the 'Guest Vocalists'.....but the band includes Anne Dudley and Trevor Horn!


NICK INGMAN conducts the BBC CONCERT ORCHESTRA
with the PET SHOP BOYS and special guests.

Presenter: STUART MACONIE

Band = Keys x 2 (Chris Lowe/Anne Dudley); ac gtr (TBC); elec gtr (Steve Lipsom); elec bass (Trevor Horn); drums (Earl Harvin)

BVs x 5 (Sally Bradshaw; Sylvia Mason; Lalo Creme; Trevor Horn + 1other TBC).

1. Left to my own devices
2. Rent
3. You only tell me you love me when you're drunk
4. The Sodom and Gomorrah Show
5. Casanova in Hell GUEST VOCALIST
6. After all
7. Friendly fire GUEST VOCALIST
8. Integral
9. Numb
10. It's alright
11. Luna Park
12. Nothing has been proved
13. Jealousy GUEST VOCALIST
14. Dreaming of the Queen
15. It's a sin
16. Indefinite leave to remain
17. West End girls

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#2 Post by wieske »

No I'm with Stupid??
Don't give me all your northern pain
Don't sell me New York in the rain
Let's leave our promises behind
Rewind and try again

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#3 Post by wieske »

Should this setlist be an indicator for the songs that will be played during their worldtour?
Don't give me all your northern pain
Don't sell me New York in the rain
Let's leave our promises behind
Rewind and try again

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#4 Post by boyjohn »

wow, i hope it comes out on dvd
“Unless you consciously include, you will unconsciously exclude”
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#5 Post by a powerful friend »

I'm surprised 'The Sodom and Gomorrah Show' and 'Casanova in Hell' are included, if the list is true.

Can you sing 'erection' on public television?

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#6 Post by TheGardner »

hehe and no 'Minimal' :D
So I'm sure it will be the next single!
Thanks for the infos!!!

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#7 Post by Janet Street-Porter »

So that's Robbie on Jealousy then. :wink:

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#8 Post by b@man »

Many slow songs in a row. Think because it`s a special radio concert. The Festival shows would include more singles than bsides and album tracks. But for the normal Tour starting in October i couldn`t imagine this setlist because it contains so many slow songs. Just a guess.

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#9 Post by rabagast »

I can imagine Elton doing Friendly fire.

Nice to see a setlist without Go West, btw :)

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#10 Post by sibisi73 »

Yes, I totally agree about 'Go West'! As it's with an orchestra I guess they've gone for all the lush numbers. Anyone any thoughts why 'Nothing has been proved' might be included. Seems a strange choice to me.

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#11 Post by Sjòn »

rabagast wrote:I can imagine Elton doing Friendly fire.

Nice to see a setlist without Go West, btw :)
But it's a shame that Minimal isn't included. It would be nice to see them playing vocoders live.

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sibisi73 wrote:Yes, I totally agree about 'Go West'! As it's with an orchestra I guess they've gone for all the lush numbers. Anyone any thoughts why 'Nothing has been proved' might be included. Seems a strange choice to me.
Because it has a top notch orcestral arrangement by Angelo Badalementi.

...made me think about how cool it must have been to finally have ICHH performed with a live orchestra, as they never got the time to record the orchestral score for Actually.

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#13 Post by Enrique »

many thanks for posting! :D
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#14 Post by b@man »

Is there some information if their will be a webcast like it was with the release special radio concert???

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#15 Post by 303krs »

Haven't you heard about "marketing" ?

What is the message behind the choice of most of the songs ?

- "Nothing Has Been Proved" = "We worked with Dusty, a legend"
- "After All" = "C'm guys, don't forget "Battleship Potemkin" is still in store !"
- "Friendly Fire = " Don't you remember our "successful" musical ?"
- "West End Girls" = "We've been around for 20 years..."
- "Left to my own devices + It's alright" = "We stress that it is the legendary producer Trevor Horn who produced our new album, out in a few weeks..."

Anyway, I'm sooooooooo looking forward to listening to that show. And FUNDAMENTAL is the best PSB album, EVER. :wink:
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but somehow you survive..."

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