Posted: Tue 19 Sep 2006, 2:43 pm
To be honest, I will only buy the Robbie/PSB track in a physical format if I really like it.
I like to think of it as home...
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The possibility of the single not reaching the UK Top 20 is NOT the reason why I'm considering not to buy Numb cd1. As I wrote: I don't feel like paying money for a horribly mutilated version of a decent album track, combined with a live version of West End Girls, which I will buy 1 week later.gareth wrote:That's a little self-defeating surely? A fan release that a fan won't purchase because he thinks it won't reach the Top 20. There's been some speculation (as someone once said) - why don't we wait for 100% confirmation?dVTB wrote: Numb is a fan-only release and I seriously fear that this song is going to be the first non-Top 20 single for Pet Shop Boys since Was It Worth It.
Yes, that's make sanse. Time will tell. And i'm agree with you about b-side, this must be "BYT" for lots of reasons (by the way, don't you think we should call this "double A-side" single because of "Concert" promotionEldritch wrote:I don't think it's a wise commercial move at all.
Apples and oranges.Lleonard Pler wrote:It's fun seeing people that won't buy this PSB single but wouldn't hesitate to buy an expensive import CD by another artist who had a bonus track where Neil sang the backing vocals.
Naturally we are all entitled to an opinion, but I think "horribly mutiliated" is seriously wide of the mark - it either gets edited (rather well most seem to think, me included) or it doesn't get played on the radio and there would be no point releasing it all - so everyone misses out!dVTB wrote:The possibility of the single not reaching the UK Top 20 is NOT the reason why I'm considering not to buy Numb cd1. As I wrote: I don't feel like paying money for a horribly mutilated version of a decent album track, combined with a live version of West End Girls, which I will buy 1 week later.gareth wrote:That's a little self-defeating surely? A fan release that a fan won't purchase because he thinks it won't reach the Top 20. There's been some speculation (as someone once said) - why don't we wait for 100% confirmation?dVTB wrote: Numb is a fan-only release and I seriously fear that this song is going to be the first non-Top 20 single for Pet Shop Boys since Was It Worth It.
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Pet Shop Boys: Numb
[23 Oct 2006] single
Chart: UK #, DE #
CD5: 2006 NL (Parlophone; NUMB01/0-0946-3-58335-2 2) [promo; 5 Sep 2006]
3:27 Numb (new radio version)
4:44 Numb (album version)
CD5: 2006 NL (Parlophone; CDR 6723) [CD1; 23 Oct 2006]
CD5: 2006 NL (Parlophone; 0-0946-3-77541-2 2) [CD1; 23 Oct 2006; Cardslv.]
3:27 Numb (new radio version)
?:?? West End Girls (live at the mermaid theatre)
CD5: 2006 NL (Parlophone; CDRS 6723/0-0946-3-77541-0 8) [CD2; 23 Oct 2006]
?:?? Numb (original demo)
?:?? Party Song
?:?? Bright Young Things
?:?? Numb (video)
12": 2006 UK (Parlophone; 12R 6723/0-0946-3-77541-1 5) [23 Oct 2006]
4:44 Numb (album version)
?:?? Numb (accapella)
?:?? Psychological (ewan pearson vocal remix)
7": 2006 UK (Parlophone; R 6723/0-0946-3-77???-? ?) [23 Oct 2006]
3:27 Numb (new radio version)
?:?? Party Song
[Remixers: Psychological]
[Roman Flügel & Jörn Elling Wuttke (Alter Ego)]
7:13 Psychological (alter ego remix)
[Ewan Pearson (Ewan Pearson)]
?:?? Psychological (ewan pearson vocal remix)
[Promotional Items: Numb]
*Clears throat*dVTB wrote:For the first time in my 20 year history as a PSB fan, I seriously consider NOT to buy one of the formats of a new PSB single.
It isn't horribly mutilated at all! It's not as good as the album version but it's no way "horribly mutilated".dVTB wrote:a horribly mutilated version of a decent album track
2x12" promos and a commercial 7" clear vinyl.Propertius wrote:(And was there a vinyl format for "Minimal"? I vaguely recall some kind of 12" released after the fact, but maybe I'm thinking of a promo.)
This is almost certainly a bootleg. Unlike all contemporary PSB 12" promos it was pressed on lightweight vinyl in a single sleeve, had a strangely formatted catalogue number and no secondary numeric code, no printed labels and wasn't promo'd via usual EMI channels.12" promo 2
A. Minimal - Tocadisco's Sunday at Space mix
B. Minimal - M Factor mix