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Posted: Wed 07 Sep 2005, 9:38 pm
by Joemoz
I'm afraid that my two favourite bands, The Smiths and Pet Shop Boys are two good things that should never meet. There was a small rumour that PSB would produce Morrissey's last album, but that wouldn't be good. One song could be interesting though.

Chris Lowe would never have put up with Morrissey's ego - they would have split after one album tops.

As for Chris Lowe, Johnny Marr and Neil Tennant - well we've already seen that. I think could have been even better without Bernard Sumner.

Johnny Marr and Neil Tennant would have been a major hit duo as well. No doubt about it.

Posted: Thu 08 Sep 2005, 9:21 am
by Jack
Janet Street-Porter wrote:Isn't he called Barney after Barney Rubble? He does look like him.
In which case, Hooky should be called Fred!

Posted: Fri 09 Sep 2005, 9:13 am
by Rent
bookshopboy wrote:That means that PSB would have got Chris Lowe in to help them with "Release" and it could have been a lot better....
Yeah right. Hasn't it been said by the main protagonists themselves, that it was Chris' idea to include guitars et al. (aka the 'Release sound') on said album, so how on earth could Release have been any better. If anything, it would have 'improved'... or not seen the light of day.

Re: What if.......

Posted: Fri 09 Sep 2005, 11:51 am
by Yisraelee
Pani wrote:
Kiran wrote:In a parallel universe Chris Lowe was in The Smiths and The Pet Shop Boys was a duo of Neil Tennant and Johnny Marr.
Weird ... Image

... Morrissey wouldn't have
started a career as a solo
artist maybe. Whatever ...
Morrisey would have teamed up with Vince Clarke to form Erasure.

Re: What if.......

Posted: Fri 09 Sep 2005, 12:23 pm
by Kiran
Yisraelee wrote: Morrisey would have teamed up with Vince Clarke to form Erasure.
That would have been, interesting....

Although I'm struggling to think of how just one song would sound. :lol:

Re: What if.......

Posted: Fri 09 Sep 2005, 12:45 pm
by Eldritch
Kiran wrote:
Although I'm struggling to think of how just one song would sound. :lol:
Very much unlike Love To Hate You, that's for sure.

Posted: Fri 09 Sep 2005, 7:25 pm
by Janet Street-Porter
I can certainly see Mozzer as Anna-Frid.