Posted: Wed 11 Oct 2006, 12:43 pm
I like to think of it as home...
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i love that period too! it's their very electro time (Disco 3, Miracles, Flamboyant, In private, Blue on blue, this new version of ''It's a sin''...)Tom Angel wrote:Many thanks, it totally rocks. Love how electronic it is, can see where there heads were at during this (Flamboyant) time.
Thank you! and thanks Pertan!dannii wrote:you can now watch it on YouTube thanks to pertan:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_9r8ADHyw_U
I think this was done before then but you can add Party song to the list of "electro" songs. Don't know when Party song was done though...dannii wrote:i love that period too! it's their very electro time (Disco 3, Miracles, Flamboyant, In private, Blue on blue, this new version of ''It's a sin''...)
But it will be mixed with 2 other songsNaughty Zoot wrote:I'm almost speechless --- this is sooooooooooooo wonderful.
I MUST HAVE IT.
THANKS, Pertan !!!
Now, when does that PopJustice CD come out ....
Who says they won't do just that, sometime in the future?Jareth wrote:I don't get it. Why did they make all these unique mixes for Barfly, but not release them?
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Live at the Camden Barfly (London, UK)
[6 Mar 2004] live appearance
[Live appearance playing a small live show with a powerbook as part of a
series of shows benefiting the charity Warchild. The show lasted just over
an hour. All the songs were performed in new versions reprogrammed by Chris
and Neil on Chris' Apple Powerbook. The medley at the end consisted of the
versions performed on XFM Radio. Several of the songs were being played in
concert for the first time. It was the first full show they have ever played
as a duo with no other musicians. Setlist: "Try It (I'm In Love With A Married
Man)" / "Tonight Is Forever" / "We’re The Pet Shop Boys" / "Jealousy" / "I’m
Not Scared" / "Being Boring" / "In Private" / "Nervously" / "It’s A Sin" /
"Love Is A Catastrophe" / Encore: A Medley with "Opportunities (Let's Make
Lots Of Money)" / "Rent" / "Flamboyant" / "West End Girls"]