Do you remember...
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- df118junkie
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The original Opportunities 12" in 1985 - I was working in a record shop at the time.....kept playing it...everybody thought I was mad...then West End girls came out (12" of course - well several actually, bought them all because I was wise to the "ZTT marketing strategy") when I'd started Nursing School towards the end of '85...and people started to think I was onto something....and then it became a hit...and...
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- DavidG
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Kirk Mack
First PSB purchase- I got Please on cassette for my 13th birthday using money sent from my grandparents.
First CD- I believe it was Can you forgive her? Or Was it worth it?
First vinyl- Was on a school orchestra trip to Vienna and bought Jealousy on 7" and 12" along with the DJ Culture and Was it worth it? on 7"....
First CD- I believe it was Can you forgive her? Or Was it worth it?
First vinyl- Was on a school orchestra trip to Vienna and bought Jealousy on 7" and 12" along with the DJ Culture and Was it worth it? on 7"....
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It's a Sin (well my Mum bought it) and I kept playing 'You know where you went wrong'. there was a scratch on the record, so it played the funny metal noise sound for about 10 minutes before you got into the actual song.
The actual first PSB record I bought myself was Being Boring. Again it was the flipside I always played.
The actual first PSB record I bought myself was Being Boring. Again it was the flipside I always played.
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I bought Actually and Disco on cassette and Please on vinyl all within 24 hours. Sadly I can't remember in which order. At the same time I bought U2's Joshua Tree. Those were my first four albums. Three of them I've played to death, the fourth I hardly touched. No points for guessing which three.
First 7": Always On My Mind, which was also the first 7" I ever bought.
First 12": Heart, which was NOT the first 12" I bought - that was "That's The Way It Is" by Mel & Kim (and what a mighty fine 12" that was!)
First 7": Always On My Mind, which was also the first 7" I ever bought.
First 12": Heart, which was NOT the first 12" I bought - that was "That's The Way It Is" by Mel & Kim (and what a mighty fine 12" that was!)
http://www.soundcloud.com/blueswan (Blue Swan tracks, my solo tracks and remixes)
http://soundcloud.com/groups/inspired-by-pet-shop-boys (A collection of various artists PSB covers, PSB remixes and original songs inspired by PSB - anyone interested can contribute tracks)
http://soundcloud.com/groups/inspired-by-pet-shop-boys (A collection of various artists PSB covers, PSB remixes and original songs inspired by PSB - anyone interested can contribute tracks)
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Me too. I used to spend hours looking at it. I had more time on my hands back in those days, I guessEnrique wrote:picture grid on Please inner sleeve got my hipnotized for years...!
The first PSB record I bought was "Disco". My first 7 and 12 inch singles were both "It's a sin".
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