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It is an album in its own right. Never understood why it’s regarded as anything else, let alone when it’s referred to as a remix album

Evidently not, otherwise so many wouldn’t still be released. A well filmed live concert sound wise and visually destroys almost anything you’d find on YouTube.

Just watched it, Chris hadn’t quite mastered the art of standing still while playing the keyboards at this point. Just wait till the next single's appearance..... :lol: I absolutely LOVE that performance of Opportunities :D I love the fact he drops the drumstick and then chucks the other one to mak...

I’m saving my money for Chris Lowes pamphlet. Hopefully due next year (there’s a lot to edit down)

Sandy Shaw wrote: ↑

Thu 26 Jul 2018, 1:55 am

From my place it the pit this was SUPERB!

You weren't the bare chested nutter swirling his t shirt around by any chance?

Looking at it right now, I would like most, if not all "Electric" and "Super" tracks to make it. Basically, as little overlap with Pandemonium as possible. Just a couple of "necessary" hits. Imagine how brave it would be not to include "West End girls" for once. I'd be quite happy with such a track...

Anyone know how many appearances PSB have had on NOW albums, looked on Wayne’s site but couldn’t see it. A trawl thru' Discogs: Opportunities- Now 7 (1986) Suburbia- Now 8 Rent- Now 10 Always on My Mind- Now 11 It's Alright-Now 15 So Hard - Now 18 Where the Streets....-Now 20 Go West- Now 26 Se A V...

Shopper wrote:waiting for some asian dates for SUPER..come on PSB

Me too, my sister lives in Singapore so was hoping to kill two birds with one stone

Strange to find the soundtrack to Closer To Heaven as a yardstick, but the answer is yes

Link or are we just going on what someone says? What possible reason would he have for lying about this. It’s not like the old days where bog boi would create fictional track-lists for whatever needs that fulfilled. The Billie Trix one woman show was mentioned in the BBC2 documentary/interview that...

Also the track is a prediction of bad times to come as opposed to the usual song type lamenting the past. Next Disco Potential

Perhaps the rawest, most exposed emotion in a PSB track. Typically for a group who are often perceived as, wrongly, cold and aloof, the track is hidden after a song re-contextualised as a lament to the death of a gay utopia and is, so we believe, addressed to a lover dying as a result of aids. The “...

jasonjohn wrote: ↑

Mon 19 Mar 2018, 8:09 am

Why? "Yes" had plenty of dance. Their first albums that were summarised by Discography were far from pure dance, and those are the foundations. Electric is on it's own so far. Relentless and Disco are cousins, but not exactly albums.

In what way is Relentless not an album?

Surely that would be more of an incentive to have the prints readily available as an incentive for previous purchasers to double dip.

psbfannyc wrote: ↑

Thu 04 Jan 2018, 9:02 pm

it's easy for an employee Nazi to see the light from the iPhones from the back and kill our need to see the show in the future.

“Sense of entitlement, sense of entitlement”