You're correct. Duly noted and amended.TallThinMan wrote: ↑Tue 29 Oct 2019, 8:27 pmI thought the same thing (without the rogue apostrophes) and I hadn’t been drinking either.y3potential wrote: ↑Tue 29 Oct 2019, 8:03 pm Been listening to An Open Mind for the last few days and it's infectious melody is now firmly implanted. Something else has occurred to me regarding the overall feel of the song. This could well have been or could be the great lost PSB's Eurovision entry. No, I haven't been drinking, it just has that Eurovision-ness in it's sound. I can just imagine (add country of your choice) singing it at the event for some reason..
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Greetings,
As for the song, I can't yet comment... I'm waiting for the CD single to arrive. You only get one first listen.
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As for the song, I can't yet comment... I'm waiting for the CD single to arrive. You only get one first listen.
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I'm not quite understanding everyone's devotion to this track. I think several other B-sides from the past 10 years, such as No More Ballads, In Slow Motion, A Cloud in a Box, The Way Through the Woods, and No Boundaries for that matter, have stronger tunes.
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The pace and phrasing are similar to Winner aren't they? Thankfully the sentiment has been dropped though! Great hook. So catchy and PSB. It is so simple though you're trying to remember where you've heard it before. Maybe that's why they've relegated it, they're trying to remember too. Looking forward to the new album.
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This.

Dreamland, No Boundaries, Musik, and Agenda are mostly unlistenable IMO.
I sincerely *love* Disco 2 and listen to it straight through regularly.
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You see this is what I like about PSB fans. Fans of lesser acts would have told me to stop being a pedant and to get a life etc, but we're a cut above that. We recognise the importance of correct grammar and punctuation, even in the face of the Bilingual CD booklet being riddled with mistakes. Bravo sir for taking it on the chin and doing the right thing!y3potential wrote: ↑Tue 29 Oct 2019, 10:45 pmYou're correct. Duly noted and amended.TallThinMan wrote: ↑Tue 29 Oct 2019, 8:27 pmI thought the same thing (without the rogue apostrophes) and I hadn’t been drinking either.y3potential wrote: ↑Tue 29 Oct 2019, 8:03 pm Been listening to An Open Mind for the last few days and it's infectious melody is now firmly implanted. Something else has occurred to me regarding the overall feel of the song. This could well have been or could be the great lost PSB's Eurovision entry. No, I haven't been drinking, it just has that Eurovision-ness in it's sound. I can just imagine (add country of your choice) singing it at the event for some reason..

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I don't think a few drinks would do you any harm.
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In Slow Motion, agreed!Mark R.Y. wrote: ↑Tue 29 Oct 2019, 11:14 pm I'm not quite understanding everyone's devotion to this track. I think several other B-sides from the past 10 years, such as No More Ballads, In Slow Motion, A Cloud in a Box, The Way Through the Woods, and No Boundaries for that matter, have stronger tunes.
Cloud in a Box? Where is the tune in that song? I’ve never found it. If you can tell me where it is exactly I’d be interested to know
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He's mellowed.
Disco-Tex and the "Sexelettes" sent him over the edge. He found solace in the bottle.
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Disco-Tex and the "Sexelettes" sent him over the edge. He found solace in the bottle.
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What was “In slow motion” the b-side to?
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It wasn't!
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That’s it..! The name of the next b sides collection and the follow up to Format..! Pet Shop Boys, Bonus. Take a bow, Sir.
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Nobody else here appreciate the lost child? Certainly not a hit, but very moving and well constructed.
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