Just in WH Smith browsing the NME (not worth buying these days ).
They had a list of top 100 British albums of all time.I just expected all the usual suspects but to my surprise the Pet shop boys were there at number 24 with Please!

Can anyone remember ' Comic strip presents more bad news' where they were playing a word association game?
After someone said Pet shop boys someone said 'John Noakes and Peter Purvis'

sounds in parts a lot like 'birthday boy' by the Pet shop boys... or is it just me.
He's a fan so who knows.

I've heard jump and there's a lot of 'west end Girls' in it, top album!!!

I remember years ago the papers reported that Liam Gallaghers (Patsy's ex) dad called her Patsy Henshit.

I think its quite good but then again I love this cheesy sort of music.
Makes me wonder with such a great back catalogue why there hasn't been more PSB cover versions.
I can only think of a few (some like east17 I'd rather forget)

See who can get the highest score....
http://www.scenta.co.uk/music/crop_of_t ... hop%20Boys

A lot of the time the benchmark for success is the amount of hit singles they have had.

His version of wonderwall sounds like Mike Flowers pops

Another pic on ebay now......
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/PET-SHOP-BOYS-ori ... dZViewItem

Mr Moyles must have had his NOW 1993 handy that day :) It probably fell out from between his rolls of fat. I don't know if it's just his radio persona, maybe he's a nice bloke in real life, but I can't stand listening to the arrogant tosser :roll: Saviour of Radio 1, no, that went when the legendar...

Syncratic wrote: Robbie is still a fat dancer from Take That, he's still a mardy arse attention seeker, and not exactley the epitomy of wit or sound lyricism.

You've got to love this lyric from 'Kid's' though

I've been looking for serial monogamy
Not some bird that looks like Billy Connolly

jamie1978 wrote:For some reason, Its a Sin has just been played on Radio 1.

I've no idea why - can anyone elaborate?

Scott Mills was playing his favourite 80's summer songs, it was just like the good old days, great records on radio 1

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http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... RK:MESE:IT
Hope you like it, it does look better than the scan