It's probably mistake, lol
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Fundamental (USA) not got ILTR or Integral...
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billymanes
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nah
here's the press release i got from rhino...
RHINO GETS FUNDAMENTAL WITH PET SHOP BOYS
New Album From the Pop/Dance Icons Available June 27
LOS ANGELES-Pet Shop Boys have consistently created some of the most
interesting, entertaining, and substantial dance and pop music of the last
two decades. Now, twenty years after the release of their first album, the
Boys return with their ninth album, FUNDAMENTAL, an infectious blast of pop
and dance music, available June 27 at regular retail outlets and at
www.rhino.com.
Also available June 27 is a limited-edition deluxe version of FUNDAMENTAL
which includes an eight-song bonus disc, FUNDAMENTALISM, consisting of five
remixes of FUNDAMENTAL tracks and two songs unavailable elsewhere: "In
Private," with Elton John and "Fugitive," produced by Richard X. The disc
also includes a remix of "Flamboyant," originally included on PopArt, Pet
Shop Boys' greatest hits collection, remixed here. The regular release CD
carries a suggested price of $18.98, while the limited-edition deluxe
release carries an SRP of $24.98.
The album reunites Pet Shop Boys with legendary producer Trevor Horn, who
first worked with them on the seminal "Left To My Own Devices" in 1988. It
was recorded in London starting in May 2005 and features 12 tracks-11 new
Tennant/Lowe compositions and one track, "Numb," written by Diane Warren.
With songs like "The Sodom And Gomorrah Show," "I Made My Excuses And
Left," "Psychological," and "Twentieth Century," FUNDAMENTAL is proof again
that Pet Shop Boys are masters of pop music with something on its mind.
Neil Tennant says: "We think it's a great Pet Shop Boys album and also a
great Trevor Horn record."
Trevor Horn adds: "I have always wanted to make a whole album with Pet Shop
Boys. This album shows off their wonderful songwriting and is a record that
I think only the three of us together could have made."
One of the album's highlights is "I'm With Stupid," a love song of sorts,
inspired by the relationship between Tony Blair and George W. Bush. The
video for the song features the U.K.'s hottest comedy team, David Walliams
and Matt Lucas, stars of the series Little Britain.
Neil Tennant says of "I'm With Stupid," "It's a love song about how the
rest of the world can't understand why you're going out with someone. It's
also a satire about the relationship between Blair and Bush from Blair's
point of view."
www.petshopboys.co.uk
FUNDAMENTAL Track Listing
1. "Psychological"
2. "The Sodom And Gomorrah Show"
3. "I Made My Excuses And Left"
4. "Minimal"
5. "Numb"
6. "God Willing"
7. "Luna Park"
8. "I'm With Stupid"
9. "Casanova In Hell"
10. "Twentieth Century"
11. "Indefinite Leave To Remain"
12. "Integral"
FUNDAMENTALISM Limited-Edition Bonus Disc Track Listing
1. "Fugitive" (Richard X Extended Mix)
2. "Sodom" (Trentmoller Remix)
3. "Psychological" (Alter Ego Remix)
4. "Flamboyant" (Michael Mayer Kompakt Mix)
5. "I'm With Stupid" (Melnyk Heavy Petting Mix)
6. "In Private" [featuring Elton John] (Stuart Crichton Club Mix)
7. "Minimal" (Lobe Mix)
8. "Gomorrah" (Dettinger Remix)
RHINO GETS FUNDAMENTAL WITH PET SHOP BOYS
New Album From the Pop/Dance Icons Available June 27
LOS ANGELES-Pet Shop Boys have consistently created some of the most
interesting, entertaining, and substantial dance and pop music of the last
two decades. Now, twenty years after the release of their first album, the
Boys return with their ninth album, FUNDAMENTAL, an infectious blast of pop
and dance music, available June 27 at regular retail outlets and at
www.rhino.com.
Also available June 27 is a limited-edition deluxe version of FUNDAMENTAL
which includes an eight-song bonus disc, FUNDAMENTALISM, consisting of five
remixes of FUNDAMENTAL tracks and two songs unavailable elsewhere: "In
Private," with Elton John and "Fugitive," produced by Richard X. The disc
also includes a remix of "Flamboyant," originally included on PopArt, Pet
Shop Boys' greatest hits collection, remixed here. The regular release CD
carries a suggested price of $18.98, while the limited-edition deluxe
release carries an SRP of $24.98.
The album reunites Pet Shop Boys with legendary producer Trevor Horn, who
first worked with them on the seminal "Left To My Own Devices" in 1988. It
was recorded in London starting in May 2005 and features 12 tracks-11 new
Tennant/Lowe compositions and one track, "Numb," written by Diane Warren.
With songs like "The Sodom And Gomorrah Show," "I Made My Excuses And
Left," "Psychological," and "Twentieth Century," FUNDAMENTAL is proof again
that Pet Shop Boys are masters of pop music with something on its mind.
Neil Tennant says: "We think it's a great Pet Shop Boys album and also a
great Trevor Horn record."
Trevor Horn adds: "I have always wanted to make a whole album with Pet Shop
Boys. This album shows off their wonderful songwriting and is a record that
I think only the three of us together could have made."
One of the album's highlights is "I'm With Stupid," a love song of sorts,
inspired by the relationship between Tony Blair and George W. Bush. The
video for the song features the U.K.'s hottest comedy team, David Walliams
and Matt Lucas, stars of the series Little Britain.
Neil Tennant says of "I'm With Stupid," "It's a love song about how the
rest of the world can't understand why you're going out with someone. It's
also a satire about the relationship between Blair and Bush from Blair's
point of view."
www.petshopboys.co.uk
FUNDAMENTAL Track Listing
1. "Psychological"
2. "The Sodom And Gomorrah Show"
3. "I Made My Excuses And Left"
4. "Minimal"
5. "Numb"
6. "God Willing"
7. "Luna Park"
8. "I'm With Stupid"
9. "Casanova In Hell"
10. "Twentieth Century"
11. "Indefinite Leave To Remain"
12. "Integral"
FUNDAMENTALISM Limited-Edition Bonus Disc Track Listing
1. "Fugitive" (Richard X Extended Mix)
2. "Sodom" (Trentmoller Remix)
3. "Psychological" (Alter Ego Remix)
4. "Flamboyant" (Michael Mayer Kompakt Mix)
5. "I'm With Stupid" (Melnyk Heavy Petting Mix)
6. "In Private" [featuring Elton John] (Stuart Crichton Club Mix)
7. "Minimal" (Lobe Mix)
8. "Gomorrah" (Dettinger Remix)