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The albums are still called Please, Actually and Yes. The full sentences have never meant to be the actual titles, right? Especially "Yes, Pet Shop Boys etc" has always bugged me. How is that supposed to be said, really? The album is Yes with the bonus disc etc.
I just love that they write their song titles like this on their covers! I think the English Caps Thing is weird. In Swedish songs titles (as well as books, films etc) are written like "Sommaren är kort". It is simply wrong to write it "Sommaren Är Kort", which looks totally stupid in my eyes.Sandy Shaw wrote: Mon 11 May 2026, 9:13 am The effect goes with practice for most of their songs of dropping capital letters (in all but the first initial letters and proper nouns).
Pet Shop Boys “It’s a sin”
“What have I done to deserve this”
Pet Shop Boys, Actually.
“Always on my mind”
Behaviour. Pet Shop Boys
Being boring. Pet Shop Boys
Yesterday, when I was mad
Love etc.
Yes, Pet Shop Boys
They missed a trick with Love etc by not having a comma and fullstop as with the Barnes novel. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Love,_Etc_(novel)
I have always wondered if the proper name of this particular bonus album is “Yes, etc.” or simply “etc.” Personally I prefer “etc.”The albums are still called Please, Actually and Yes. The full sentences have never meant to be the actual titles, right? Especially "Yes, Pet Shop Boys etc" has always bugged me. How is that supposed to be said, really? The album is Yes with the bonus disc etc.