Dear all,

I am particularly looking for one of these posters - ideally in mint condition. Anyone around willing to sell theirs?

Thanks for checking out.

Best,

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Looking for a complete set in MINT condition. Contact me via PM. Willing to pay a fair price. Thank you.

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PopKid78 wrote: ↑Fri 19 Jun 2020, 11:40 pm Stefan Storm from the Sound of Arrows, could be a good producer for the next album. He just produced the brilliant long awaited new Annie single, American Cars


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BORING AF.

Bring on some new and young folks that haven't been part of the game for AGES!

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Electric is their best album since Nightlife and all records that came out in the 90s are decent albums.

I love to read how different the appreciation of PSB records is.

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To cut a long story short, in spite of individual tracks that are pretty good it's still their weakest album to date.

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Future Lover wrote: ↑Sat 02 May 2020, 7:23 pm Thank God, Call Me By Your Name is utter tosh, not sure why people see it as this ultimate gay romance movie.

Lel. Everything about that movie, literally everything, is complete perfection.

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Well, you simply lack sophistication that allows you to enjoy such perfection.

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young.offender wrote: ↑Thu 30 Apr 2020, 9:00 pm

canveyboy wrote: ↑Thu 30 Apr 2020, 8:25 pmIt’s what everyone is doing right now

And this is why the Boys won't do it. Because, they never do what others do..

What a pity

Considering all the stuff they've done from 2006 onwards I'd say that it's a principle long gone now...

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Right, people are mixing up information here. It's Release that's never been released as it's considered too dark. It's particularly sad that there is no Release concert film as the setlist was excellent and new, guitar-led versions of songs such as Love comes quickly or A red letter day are outstan...

Jesus Christ. It's hopeless. I'm giving up. I don't feel any power or motivation to even start discussing the matter with you, nickname. You ignore and probably do not understand what I told you. Just fyi: I don't give a damn about all "arguments" you mentioned as you don't talk with me, you're lead...

Also, it clearly doesn't matter how many DJs could write and produce a song like Wedding in Berlin. Fact is, only few do with such success over such a long period of time. Also, in terms of art as such, there's probably many people who could practically do what Beuys, For example, did. But it's his ...

Except for the orange lego cover all sleeve designs/artworks of the Bilingual era are way more creative and more interesting to look at. Just saying. In terms of graphic design, they're even more sophisticated. Your problem, dear Nickname, is that you compare everything to Very/the big hits and beca...

I stopped watching after a couple of minutes. The long introduction is weird. The way he formulates is not on point. I don't think he's a front of camera guy and ultimately I felt uncomfortable watching the video. Just being honest here. Anyway, people disliking/moaning about Wedding in Berlin certa...

raggatwin wrote: ↑Fri 24 Apr 2020, 8:16 pm Kornel kovacs who remixed Twenty Something, his album is brilliant

or real lies could be interesting

Everything RL have done up to now is bloody excellent. So that would be an interesting choice, too.

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The age of MTV is over, and so is the age of lush music videos. But they've made some nice lyrics videos for their last songs. On social media is a cleverly edited animation and might be one of my favourite PSB videos, despite being not really a "real" music video. That surely explain why The Weekn...