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Posted: Wed 18 Jan 2006, 9:47 am
by petshopgirlxxx
Haha, that "Over and Over" song is pretty funky...who's it by?
Posted: Wed 18 Jan 2006, 9:49 am
by Jareth
petshopgirlxxx wrote:I'm warming to Psychological...I still think it's too repetitive, too Kraftwerk-esque. They can get away with it but unfortunately in this instance, the PSB can't...the addition of vocals could help, though. Are any more songs coming up?
Yeah, it does sound a bit repetitive. But then so would instrumental versions of songs like Heart, Rent and Before if you think about it. The vocals could change everything.
I'm just happy it sounds a bit more pop than just
straight out dance music, because the problem with some of their dance songs is that they age very quickly. Even the first 2 tracks on Nightlife sound so dated already.
Posted: Wed 18 Jan 2006, 10:14 am
by Ghost within this house
So is that it, then? No more PSB tracks?
Posted: Wed 18 Jan 2006, 10:15 am
by Pertan
Ghost within this house wrote:So is that it, then? No more PSB tracks?
have it this way. You can learn some spanish while waiting
Posted: Wed 18 Jan 2006, 11:15 am
by TheGardner
Ghost within this house wrote:So is that it, then? No more PSB tracks?
let me repeat this: only five copies are burned at the time. No radio station of the world currently have any snipped of the new album or have permission to play any of the tracks from the new album.
Posted: Wed 18 Jan 2006, 1:06 pm
by Ghost within this house
TheGardner wrote:Ghost within this house wrote:So is that it, then? No more PSB tracks?
let me repeat this: only five copies are burned at the time. No radio station of the world currently have any snipped of the new album or have permission to play any of the tracks from the new album.
...but a journalist from the Observer can just have it playing on his headphones while he potters around his office?
Posted: Wed 18 Jan 2006, 1:08 pm
by Ghost within this house
Pertan wrote:Ghost within this house wrote:So is that it, then? No more PSB tracks?
have it this way. You can learn some spanish while waiting
I think it is quite evident from my post that I have been unable to access the radio station in question.
But thanks for the patronising advice anyway.
Posted: Wed 18 Jan 2006, 1:13 pm
by Enrique
have it this way. You can learn some spanish while waiting Very Happy
LOL!
Lesson One:
Lección Uno
I won't download the mp3. I wait for the CD this time.
No bajaré los mp3. Esta vez me espero al CD.
Lesson Two:
Lección Dos
Disco 2 /
Disco 2
Lesson Three:
Lección Tres
Is Chris gay? / ¿Chris es gay?
Posted: Wed 18 Jan 2006, 1:37 pm
by gareth
Ghost within this house wrote:TheGardner wrote:Ghost within this house wrote:So is that it, then? No more PSB tracks?
let me repeat this: only five copies are burned at the time. No radio station of the world currently have any snipped of the new album or have permission to play any of the tracks from the new album.
...but a journalist from the Observer can just have it playing on his headphones while he potters around his office?
Quite right, with the release really not too far off, and when you take lead-in times for the media in to account I really cannot believe this to be the case, whatever the source! Sounds like mis-information to me!
Posted: Wed 18 Jan 2006, 2:23 pm
by psb-freak
Did anyone record it ?
Posted: Wed 18 Jan 2006, 2:45 pm
by TheGardner
Ghost within this house wrote:
...but a journalist from the Observer can just have it playing on his headphones while he potters around his office?
and you're 100% sure, that this is true? If yes, I think he must be definitely number five and "...a friend of N&C"!
Posted: Wed 18 Jan 2006, 6:36 pm
by Janet Street-Porter
TheGardner wrote:Ghost within this house wrote:
...but a journalist from the Observer can just have it playing on his headphones while he potters around his office?
and you're 100% sure, that this is true? If yes, I think he must be definitely number five and "...a friend of N&C"!
As somebody said somewhere else, Peter Robinson AKA Mr. Pop Justice does write for The Observer too.
Or maybe he just knows technotrancemix.
Posted: Wed 18 Jan 2006, 7:31 pm
by TheGardner
Janet Street-Porter wrote:As somebody said somewhere else, Peter Robinson AKA Mr. Pop Justice does write for The Observer too.
*snip with his fingers*
thanks for that information!
Posted: Wed 18 Jan 2006, 8:28 pm
by b@man
But the articel was written by someone called "Caspar Llewellyn Smith" and not someone called "peter from popjustice"
Posted: Wed 18 Jan 2006, 9:54 pm
by Janet Street-Porter
b@man wrote:But the articel was written by someone called "Caspar Llewellyn Smith" and not someone called "peter from popjustice"
An office somewhere in London.....
"Casper old chap, care to have a listen to this fantastic new Pet Shop Boys album?"
"Thanks awfully, Peter. How spiffing!"
"Excellent, isn't it? There's only five in existence. Oh, plus the twenty or so technotrancemix knocked off somewhere in a factory in Leicester....."