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BlueSwan
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#31 Post by BlueSwan »

Joemoz wrote:On a different note: I cannot understand why they would claim not to have unreleased songs lying around
Where do they claim that? I must have missed that.
http://www.soundcloud.com/blueswan (Blue Swan tracks, my solo tracks and remixes)

http://soundcloud.com/groups/inspired-by-pet-shop-boys (A collection of various artists PSB covers, PSB remixes and original songs inspired by PSB - anyone interested can contribute tracks)

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#32 Post by Effen Vida »

Very pleased. For some reason I never got round to joining the club... two days ago I joined via the online store. Yesterday, I received my welcome pack including the new Literally! A one-day wait!

Very impressed :)

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#33 Post by E-Mail Vampire »

AT least we now know the song Bananarama turned down.

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#34 Post by Twoism »

E-Mail Vampire wrote:AT least we now know the song Bananarama turned down.
Oooh, what song was that please?

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#35 Post by AlfonsoPSB »

Twoism wrote:
E-Mail Vampire wrote:AT least we now know the song Bananarama turned down.
Oooh, what song was that please?
One way street.
You're being watched.

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#36 Post by E-Mail Vampire »

One Way Street

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#37 Post by E-Mail Vampire »

Wish they would have mentioned about the 2003/4 recordings as well as the 2005 ones

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#38 Post by ! »

E-Mail Vampire wrote:Wish they would have mentioned about the 2003/4 recordings as well as the 2005 ones
So did they do these songs with Trevor Horn?

Ring Road
The Performance of my life
One way street
Dirty Tricks
Dancing in the dusk
China
After the event
The former enfant terrible
Ouveture

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#39 Post by Joemoz »

BlueSwan wrote:
Joemoz wrote:On a different note: I cannot understand why they would claim not to have unreleased songs lying around
Where do they claim that? I must have missed that.
David Walliams asks them during the video shoot:

page 44: "David asks whether they have got lots of unreleased songs they can put on a boxed set in due course. They shake their heads. Pretty much everything has been used in their deluxe reissues. 'We could always write some', Chris suggests. some unreleased 1985 songs, some unreleased 1988 songs, and so on'. 'I love the idea of that', says Neil. 'Do some with Stephen Hague, some with Bobby O'"...

Needless to say, I too, love the idea of that :-) Fingers crossed.
It was a cough that carried him off. It was a coffin they carried him off in.

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Imogen Heap and Rufus Wainwright in Literally

#40 Post by coreyography »

I just love all of the bits about Rufus and was excited to hear he is planning a new album which he sang part of for Neil.

I also love that one of Neil's top 5 songs at press time was Imogen Heap's Headlock. I saw Imogen play a small club here in Orlando and think she is amazing.

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#41 Post by andrhedb »

Imogen Heap is simply amazing. I fell instantly in love when I heard that 30 sec long Petunia song that was featured in Six Feet Under. Checked her out on the web and found Hide and Seek, which has since turned into one of my 5 favourite songs off all time. It´s so unbelievably beautiful. It´s great news that Neil likes her too!

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