I think you're right, but they did demo or record quite a few other tracks mainly around the time of C2H-PopArt which still haven't seen the light of day:
The Night Is The Time To Explore Who You Are
Mid Life Crisis
Run Girl Run (demo for Billie Trix)
All Or Nothing (demo for Miu)
You've Got To Start Somewhere
Love Life (demo for Alcazar)
Bright Young Things
Jack And Jill Party (demo for Pete)
Believe/Song For Guy (studio version)
Paris City Boy (full French version)
Blue On Blue
I'm With Stupid (original demo) (previously unreleased on CD)
The Sodom And Gommorah Show (Original demo) (previously unreleased on CD)
Baby (demo for Alcazar)
and an untitled demo for Bananarama as well.
What should be the new B-side?
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Pet Shop Boys can call a track whatever they like. They aren't any laws governing this...Darkmoon wrote:I find this so strange. Then why is the mix on Fundamentalism the *extended* Richard X version? There can only be an *extended* Richard X version if there's an *original* Richard X version, right?Burj wrote:There is no 7" mix of Fugitive, only an original demo.
I think the most obvious explanation is that as Fundamentalism is a remix album, they decided that all the tracks should have the producer/remixer name included in brackets.
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No - viewtopic.php?t=13443&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=45Darkmoon wrote:I find this so strange. Then why is the mix on Fundamentalism the *extended* Richard X version? There can only be an *extended* Richard X version if there's an *original* Richard X version, right?Burj wrote:There is no 7" mix of Fugitive, only an original demo.
A song can be elongated (yes even extended) from an original demo.