Absolutely loved the track. Great vibe, whispery sultry vocals, and fantastic groove. Sort of remotely reminded me of "I'm in love with a German film star."

...just like New Order did with Music Complete. Super could've been a double-album, wonder why PSB never dared to issue a double album. If PSB want to do 3 minute pop they should give their songs to biy/girl bands to perform. ^^ This! Music Complete was one of New Order's best albums in ages, and t...

Vocal is a perfect closer, especially with a long instrumental outro. https://youtu.be/5tS_6Febmig "Vocal" is a song nobody know, except harcore PSB fans (not even casual PSB fans know it) and I don't think it is a good as "Suburbia". "Vocal" is basically like "It's Alright", which is not a PSB son...

I think the most shocking thing about this thread is the fact that some of these people posting are actual massive fans of Pet Shop Boys...so much so that they are on this Forum. I completely understand and welcome differing educated viewpoints and political perspectives, but I'm beyond perplexed th...

Something I've been thinking about with Agenda is how the release strategy of the 4 tracks has impacted the way each song has been perceived and digested. Given a new song came out each day for 4 days (and of course with biting lyrics and controversial subjects), each song was given its own platform...

IMO this EP doesnt make sense as a release so fairly close to a upcoming full CD release which in the scheme of things isnt all that far off. I feel these songs save for rich are TOTALLY worthy of being on the actual next album. so why didnt they just wait? it suggests they must have really wanted ...

TFC could be one of their most compelling and haunting tracks and lyrics in ages. I’ve read the lyrics several times and each time yields different forlorn, introspective feelings...wow. I’d love a 6+ minute version.


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PSB-90 wrote: ↑

Thu 07 Feb 2019, 6:50 pm

I wonder if the Forgotten Child is in the Lost Room

This made me laugh out loud.

I know, right?! Literally logging in every hour to see his triumphant return...

As for ballads, "Wiedersehen" was a pretty recent one? Yep, you're right. Anyway it'd be rather refreshing to hear a slower song right now (which is fun, as I remember being fed up with ballads around 2012-2013...) Agreed. Wiedersehen was an emotional and welcomed shift from the shiny-electronic Su...

daveid wrote: ↑

Thu 07 Feb 2019, 8:53 am

Where are people hearing the third track? I can't find it anywhere and I've checked youtube.

Available to purchase on iTunes and/or stream on digital services now, and published to their Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/petshopboysofficial

It's also interesting to see the forum reactionaries accuse Neil of becoming detached from reality in his old age. None of these songs express political perspectives that haven't been in Pet Shop Boys' DNA from day one, and to pretend otherwise is a spectacular own goal on the back of a song called...

Heard a snippet this morning...again I think b-side material but stronger than GSAC. Will have on repeat shortly in my headphones and will post thoughts a little later. Didn't realize Tim Powell coproduced Glad All Over, can totally hear the similarities between that production and these.

Lyrics to On Social Media...check them out here.

Listen to the song with a good sound system and hear how 'rich' the song is. PSB did another excellent job. A TOP job. ^ This. I've just listened to the track on my Bose QC-35 headphones on repeat like 20 times walking through Soho in London. Completely agree with the production, it's incredibly lu...