Best: 1. Love is a bourgeois construct 2. Fluorescent 3. Into thin air 4. Hoping for a miracle 5. Inside a dream Worst: 1. some b-side from Electric/Super era (except In bits/One hit wonder/Wiedersehen) 2. some b-side from Electric/Super era (except In bits/One hit wonder/Wiedersehen) 3. some b-side...

It’s like Was it worth it?, but 30 years later, and #24 in the UK Singles Chart is an imperceptible dream.

That cast is huge!

Will-o-the-wisp is always a reference in all the reviews. Best song for this review too. Accordingly to the quality of these reviews, I start to think that reviewers listen only to the first track. My favourite case of this is Allmusic's review of a-ha's Memorial Beach. Not a perfect album for sure...

I love all of their closers, even Legacy seems to be not that bad after 10 (oh, almost 11) years.
My top 5 would be something like:

1. King's Cross
2. You choose
3. Jealousy
4. Into thin air
5. Why don't we live together?

And Go West gets honorable mention for being a song that got me into PSB.

Disco. wrote: ↑Thu 02 Jan 2020, 9:22 am Love the female vocal(s)

I think it’s Neil singing in high voice.

This is the stuff I really love not only in PSB songs but in other artists’ works too.
The song I wanted to mention was Home and dry but minimal said it first.
Also Between two islands - I guess, it ends with a very sweet guitar solo which I loved to be lasted for minutes.

D-side is good but where are b-side and c-side then?

Love is a bourgeois construct
My October symphony
Miserablism

And the special prize goes to matches line from So hard which was already mentioned here

I'm not a fan of Vocal, but seems like this song has a really deep meaning for Boys and most of their fandom.
From Super it's The dictator decides, Into thin air and probably Burn.

"Driving through the night is so exciting" in I want a lover is supported by the tires screeching sound. The sound of smashing glass while "Break the window by the town hall" line in Suburbia. A similar sound effect in the first verse of A man could get arrested ("A wave of ...

Well, I get excited. Thank you, Effen.

Fancy (under the pseudonym Ringo) also covered Divine's "Shoot Your Shot" which was written by Bobby O.
I guess they just knew each other and were probably friends.

Left to my own devices Suburbia Dreamland What have I done to deserve this? Can you forgive her? Se a vida e Opportunities DJ Culture Rent Leaving I wouldn't normally do this kind of thing I'm with stupid Paninaro I don't know what you want but I can't give it anymore Home and dry Where the streets ...

I like the cover, it looks like something The Cure did in the early 80s.