Couldn't agree more. As I've might have mentioned before it would be great to hear the PSB sound of 82-84, turning them into an early 80's band instead of a mid-80's band. I think they deserve it. It's time for them to release their "Camden Basement tapes".OakeyDokey wrote: Tue 10 Feb 2026, 12:44 amAgreed, this is what I want most of all. Ray deserves to have the recordings from his studio spruced-up and released !fac23 wrote: Mon 09 Feb 2026, 8:40 pm When the Suburbia Arthur Baker remixes got a digital release some years ago, I had expected a Please super deluxe kind of box to follow. But crickets. The "Since 1984" campaign, "with more products to follow" has been a tea-set and a t-shirt so far. If an expanded Please doesn't materialise this year, then when? I'd be far more interested in that than in another b-sides compilation or reissues of books. So many remixes of that era haven't made their way to a digital format yet and then there are all those early demos… sure, those are not "release quality" but neither is the songwriting of "wedding in Berlin" and that one escaped...![]()
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Chris is a weird guy.NOBODY75 wrote: Tue 10 Feb 2026, 9:46 am If the story is true, and being a fan of theirs, I imagine it must have hurt her to see that one of them initially didn't want to collaborate with her. Although she did later open for them at some concerts. I really like their music, and I think she's a very nice girl, so in this case, I don't understand Chris.
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Never mind SEB, I’m still waiting for the rumoured Tracy Thorne collab.
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I find SEB a bit like Marmite - I always thought she and Dave Gahan would make a good vocal collab though.