I like to think of it as home...
https://www.petshopboys-forum.com/
Lol!Patrick Bateman wrote:They're also fascinated by pughie.dynamobjornen wrote:I think quite a few that goes to a Erasure concert these days are just interested in the older songs, a nostalgia trip to the 80's if you will, probably the same with Pet shop Boys to some extent.
This will be the first Erasure album I've bought on vinyl since Wild!! I miss those days, when buying the singles were almost more exciting than buying the album because of all the great b-sides and remixes that often surpassed the originals (looking at you William Orbit).JSDOUVRES wrote: Already got 500 plus orders within days of this going online! Great idea and will be the first Erasure vinyl LP for a while I think (since Other people's songs in 2003).
Can't wait!
I think it's a Blakey from On the Buses tribute act.dynamobjornen wrote:That's quite a collection of Pughie pictures you got there, maybe Erasure should, sell special vip ticets to their concerts, meet and greet with Vince, Andy and Pughie. By the way, who is the guy in uniform and black tie?
Quite agree: 80% of both setlists are made by 80's songs: how many songs from Nightlife, Very,Bilingual, Release or Fundamental are been played by PSB in the last 2 tours? Only NYC Boy, Go West and Se A Vida E' (plus 1' from CTH & Can you forgive her?), too many people wants only 80's hits for their shows. The same happened with all the Erasure albums from I Say (1994) to today.dynamobjornen wrote:I think quite a few that goes to a Erasure concert these days are just interested in the older songs, a nostalgia trip to the 80's if you will, probably the same with Pet shop Boys to some extent.
It's true isn't it? Basically 80's greatest hits plus a few songs from the current album! Seems the trend. To be fair though I would sort of feel ripped off if PSB and Erasure didn't have most of their 80's hits in the setlist. I'd happilly go to a concert where as only songs from Discography or Pop! 20 Hits were played. For me both bands were at their prime back then, I love listening to Discography or Pop 20 Hits but struggle a bit with Pop Art and Greatest Hits of Erasure. I can't pick out a bad or even averagre song in Discography and Pop. Well, maybe Was it Worth it and Breath of Life but even they are not too bad!Danger wrote:Quite agree: 80% of both setlists are made by 80's songs: how many songs from Nightlife, Very,Bilingual, Release or Fundamental are been played by PSB in the last 2 tours? Only NYC Boy, Go West and Se A Vida E' (plus 1' from CTH & Can you forgive her?), too many people wants only 80's hits for their shows. The same happened with all the Erasure albums from I Say (1994) to today.dynamobjornen wrote:I think quite a few that goes to a Erasure concert these days are just interested in the older songs, a nostalgia trip to the 80's if you will, probably the same with Pet shop Boys to some extent.
Sounds amazing, thanks for your review! Being in NYC I have to wait until late December until they play here!Danimal wrote:Went to see Erasure last night in Royal Oak and it was an outstanding show. Many of the songs were in 12" form such as the excellent You Surround Me remix from the 1989 single. Reason was the strongest performance of the new material and sounded more powerful live than on the album. I Lose Myself from Tomorrow's World was almost hardcore in nature. An excellent show all the way around!
what sort of sales are we looking at with the no.20 in UK and no.48 in US these days?Undertaker wrote:I thought it would have been top 10 actually with sales being low. Especially as it sounds like the most Erasureish album for a long time from what I've heard.Patrick Bateman wrote:In at number twenty. s t e p h a n o e c s t a t i c
https://twitter.com/HelloStephano/statu ... 6950850561
It would have been nice to see an old act back in the top ten.
Poor promotion again? The producer wouldn't have been cheap. Still think they could do much better in terms of artwork.
5,189 in the U.K. As for the U.S, you'd probably be looking at a couple of thousand max for number 48.Syncratic wrote:what sort of sales are we looking at with the no.20 in UK and no.48 in US these days?
Full streamed show from Boston is here although I have a sneaky feeling it might get taken down soonDanimal wrote:Went to see Erasure last night in Royal Oak and it was an outstanding show. Many of the songs were in 12" form such as the excellent You Surround Me remix from the 1989 single. Reason was the strongest performance of the new material and sounded more powerful live than on the album. I Lose Myself from Tomorrow's World was almost hardcore in nature. An excellent show all the way around!