rashomon wrote: ↑Mon 23 Jan 2023, 9:58 pm Wasn’t Burning The Heather the first track nominally written/earmarked for the next album ?

Yes, that was going to be the key track for the new album.

oh god

https://twitter.com/petshopboys/status/ ... 8441269249

So there's 4 remixes: Timeless Classic 12-inch, Timeless Classic 7-inch, Magic Eye 12-inch & Magic Eye 7-inch.
When (and if) the other 3 remixes are released has not been announced yet.

Paninaro 95 makes perfect sense as a release to promote Alternative

Disco 4 is the 2nd best in the series. I won't change my mind about this (unless Disco 5 is brilliant)

Is it possible to change the header visuals of the forum if you switch to Dark Mode? Now you get inverted images of the original ones.

He's pretty harsh on Release, but I was thinking the same when I first heard the album. The 2nd track on Disco 3 starts with the lines "here we are, back again, back on everything. Went too far, now we're fine". I thought it was a reference to the Release release. (Nowadays I love to play ...

My biggest regret in life is not going to the Performance concert in Rotterdam. Reading these reviews only makes that regret stronger.

A few years ago.. I think it's was printed in an Annually. Neil made an off-hand remark somewhere about releasing the album and that he would like Trevor Horn for that.

Neil's suggestion for Trevor Horn for the A Man From The Future play is still perfect.

I was at the Rufus Wainwright and the Amsterdam Sinfonietta orchestra concert and nabbed a programme. In it it mentions he worked with several people including Pet Shop Boys. I thought it was nice they mention PSB.

I see you missed the 7 october 1987 Smash Hits issue. It has Rent as single of the fortnight and a drawing of a duck by Neil. The drawings are then analyzed and based on that the personality is revealed

I don't get it

I'll be home on Friday, I guess I'll dive in my archive this weekend.