Thanks for the final episode of season 2 - another great set of shows, well structured and produced, and always a few new bits for us ‘experienced’ (ie. old) fans.
I can’t believe Graham can’t tell the difference between Chris and Phil Oakeys vocals on This used to be the future though!
stussyboy wrote: Sun 03 Dec 2023, 8:31 am
Thanks for the final episode of season 2 - another great set of shows, well structured and produced, and always a few new bits for us ‘experienced’ (ie. old) fans.
I can’t believe Graham can’t tell the difference between Chris and Phil Oakeys vocals on This used to be the future though!
Thanks for the nice comments - I still can't hear a 'definitive sounding' Chris vocal though. As someone who has spent a lot of time in Sheffield, (and even randomly went on a night out with Phil's brother) I struggle to hear a third voice.
For those lucky enough to hear it - which is the Chris bit?
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In a surprise festive episode, we have time-warped back to 1987 to revisit “peak Pet Shop Boys Christmas”.
With a cassette of Bruno Brookes’ Christmas chart countdown and Graham’s teenage diary as map and compass, Television and Annually are re-unwrapped, Going Live rewatched and the thrill of our heroes’ finest chart victory re-lived.
But will Always on my mind still be number one in Chris’s arbitrary top 12 days of Neil and Chris-tmas?