What's PSB darkest album?

For general discussion of Pet Shop Boys topics.
Message
Author
User avatar
Pet Shop Girl
Posts: 3610
Joined: Thu 10 Aug 2006, 8:34 pm

#46 Post by Pet Shop Girl »

I already said what I needed to say about this topic. My five words are PSBs lyrical content is not dark! :lol:

User avatar
Flaffer
Posts: 3894
Joined: Wed 05 Nov 2003, 4:14 pm
Been thanked: 1 time
Contact:

#47 Post by Flaffer »

so Psychological, Discoteca, Sound of The Atom splitting, Love is a Catastrophe and others aren't lyrically dark :?
Still waiting to hear the Adam Freeland, Manhattan Clique and Axwell mixes of Integral.

User avatar
Posh Boy
Posts: 695
Joined: Mon 11 Jun 2007, 2:16 pm

#48 Post by Posh Boy »

Pet Shop Girl wrote:I already said what I needed to say about this topic. My five words are PSBs lyrical content is not dark! :lol:
I believe that makes six words :wink:
"Your boring face I love it"

User avatar
Lleonard Pler
Posts: 1520
Joined: Sat 01 Nov 2003, 9:50 pm

#49 Post by Lleonard Pler »

Nightlife or Fundamental.

User avatar
Radiophonic
Posts: 5000
Joined: Sun 29 Apr 2007, 10:14 pm

#50 Post by Radiophonic »

Pet Shop Girl wrote:I already said what I needed to say about this topic. My five words are PSBs lyrical content is not dark! :lol:
Yes, but some comments need elaborating. Statements like "PSBs lyrical content is not dark" alone is not that helpful without something to support it. As was your "Depeche Mode are not a synth band" remark (or whatever it was).
"Enjoy it while it lasts ... "

Image

User avatar
Hillbilly
Posts: 2647
Joined: Tue 11 Apr 2006, 6:28 pm

#51 Post by Hillbilly »

Behaviour, hands down.

User avatar
kimphilby
Posts: 1196
Joined: Tue 11 Apr 2006, 4:48 pm

#52 Post by kimphilby »

Behaviour, hands down.
Agreed.

User avatar
Drem
Posts: 1571
Joined: Thu 09 Jun 2005, 9:24 am
Contact:

#53 Post by Drem »

Nightlife. Not merely because of album's themes and words "night" and "vampire" in lyrics/titles, but also because it always reminds me the subway, place that brings to me very "dark" sentiments (and that I won't go in but I have to every day). Such a personal sensation, based on mix of the orange neons and lovely fatigued sound.
Fundamental as second.
"I think it’s an amazingly good album, I’ve got to be honest with you. It’s one of the albums I feel most proud of. But for people who don’t really know us, and have a sort of an idea about us, ‘Electric’ is more what the Pet Shop Boys are meant to be."
(Neil Tennant, speaking about "Elysium" on the eve of "Electric" release.)

User avatar
Pet Shop Girl
Posts: 3610
Joined: Thu 10 Aug 2006, 8:34 pm

#54 Post by Pet Shop Girl »

Posh Boy wrote:
Pet Shop Girl wrote:I already said what I needed to say about this topic. My five words are PSBs lyrical content is not dark! :lol:
I believe that makes six words :wink:

I am not counting PSBs, that is more of an acronym. Unless you want to count PSBs as a word. :lol:

User avatar
Pet Shop Girl
Posts: 3610
Joined: Thu 10 Aug 2006, 8:34 pm

#55 Post by Pet Shop Girl »

In what way do I need to elaborate on the fact that non of PSBs records are dark? What part of that do you not understand? Depeche Mode is a synth band that grew into so much more than that. But this topic is not about DM. Ok so if you all want to say that some of PSBs sad song lyrics constitutes being called dark songs, then they are dark. Then I guess Erasure's Storm in a teacup is a dark song then. For those familiar with that track. Its not really a happy song so then it can be construed as dark by the examples you are all saying here about PSB. :)

The track "I made my excuses and left" is a dark song then, by your standards because its about a relationship being broken.

I only brought up Erasure into this topic because they are another band that I feel do not have any dark records.

Just listen to the latest Smashing Pumpkins cd and you will hear what a dark record really is.

User avatar
Posh Boy
Posts: 695
Joined: Mon 11 Jun 2007, 2:16 pm

#56 Post by Posh Boy »

Pet Shop Girl wrote:I am not counting PSBs, that is more of an acronym. Unless you want to count PSBs as a word. :lol:
You're right, but in that case I will count PSB as three words :lol: , which makes a total of 8!
"Your boring face I love it"

User avatar
Pet Shop Girl
Posts: 3610
Joined: Thu 10 Aug 2006, 8:34 pm

#57 Post by Pet Shop Girl »

Posh Boy wrote:
Pet Shop Girl wrote:I am not counting PSBs, that is more of an acronym. Unless you want to count PSBs as a word. :lol:
You're right, but in that case I will count PSB as three words :lol: , which makes a total of 8!

Pet Shop Boys is three words, but just PSBs, nah. :lol:

User avatar
Flaffer
Posts: 3894
Joined: Wed 05 Nov 2003, 4:14 pm
Been thanked: 1 time
Contact:

#58 Post by Flaffer »

Pet Shop Girl wrote:In what way do I need to elaborate on the fact that non of PSBs records are dark?
who's to say it's a FACT or not
Still waiting to hear the Adam Freeland, Manhattan Clique and Axwell mixes of Integral.

User avatar
kimphilby
Posts: 1196
Joined: Tue 11 Apr 2006, 4:48 pm

#59 Post by kimphilby »



In what way do I need to elaborate on the fact that non of PSBs records are dark? What part of that do you not understand? Depeche Mode is a synth band that grew into so much more than that. But this topic is not about DM. Ok so if you all want to say that some of PSBs sad song lyrics constitutes being called dark songs, then they are dark. Then I guess Erasure's Storm in a teacup is a dark song then. For those familiar with that track. Its not really a happy song so then it can be construed as dark by the examples you are all saying here about PSB.

The track "I made my excuses and left" is a dark song then, by your standards because its about a relationship being broken.

I only brought up Erasure into this topic because they are another band that I feel do not have any dark records.

Just listen to the latest Smashing Pumpkins cd and you will hear what a dark record really is.
Guess it's just a difference of opinion about what constitutes dark.

User avatar
Pet Shop Girl
Posts: 3610
Joined: Thu 10 Aug 2006, 8:34 pm

#60 Post by Pet Shop Girl »

Exactly, kimphilby it is all just a matter of opinion.

Post Reply